Monday, 12 September 2011

Happy Moon Cake Festival



Today is the celebration of Moon Cake Festival, that is also known as Mid-Autumn Festival. This is the photo of the moon captured tonight. It's a bit hazy these days and today's level of haze is rather high as everything seems blurry and the weather is a hot and stuffy. Not a good day to be outdoor enjoying a parade with lanterns. I am missing my childhood when my brothers and I would be parading around our neighbourhood with lanterns. Oh, how I miss those days!

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Here is an old Chinese poem called Jing Ye Shi by the famous Li Bai:



And a cute animation to wish everyone Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

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