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Traditional Chinese celebration attracted huge crowds to experience cultural performances and unique food.
Both practitioners and people who do not practice the spiritual discipline send their greetings.
The sales of high-end mooncakes dropped over 50 percent this year due to China’s anti-corruption campaign.
Individuals throughout China send well wishes to the founder of Falun Gong
The Moon Festival, also called the Mid-Autumn Festival in China, is one of the major traditional holidays celebrated by Chinese people.
After finishing the summer harvest season, it is an ideal time for Chinese people to celebrate on this day when the moon is usually at its fullest and brightest.
