🥮 Mid-Autumn FestivalReunion festival with lanterns and mooncakes

When the August full moon 🌕 shines the brightest, it's also the time when Vietnamese children joyfully welcome the Mid-Autumn Festival. Considered a festival for children, it's also an occasion for family members to gather around the moon-watching feast 🥮.

The sound of lion dances 🥁 urges people to participate in processions of sparkling star-shaped lanterns 🌟 along the streets. Sweet mooncakes 🥮 and fragrant green tea 🍵 create the characteristic flavor of Vietnam's autumn. The legends of Chang'e and the Moon Boy 🧚‍♂️ are beautiful fairy tales in everyone's memories.

Mid-Autumn is not just about children's joy with lanterns 🏮 and candies 🍭, but also carries wishes for a fulfilled life, as round and full as the full moon. It's a symbol of reunion and love between people.