The 15th day of the eighth lunar month is the Mid-Autumn Festival. Chinese people admire the moon and eat mooncakes, hoping for the whole family to be reunited.
Look, big brother! The moon is so round. It looks like a big mooncake!
Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival, so the moon is big and round. See those dark patches on it? Don't they look like a rabbit?
They do! Is the rabbit all alone on the moon?
The story says that Chang'e lives on the moon too. She can't go home, so she only has the little rabbit to keep her company.
She can't go home? Then she must really miss home.
Yeah. The Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for families to reunite. Everyone goes home, eats mooncakes together, and admires the moon.
Admiring the moon just means looking at the moon, right? But Dad didn't come back. Can't he come home either?
Dad works too far away from home. But he can see this same moon from where he is. Let's video-call him and look at it together.
Okay! I want to show Dad my mooncake. I saved half of it for him!
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