Mid-Autumn 中秋节 will be upon us soon, and what better craft to make than these adorable paper mooncakes?
Mooncake doesn’t just stand for the full moon, but more importantly, it symbolises reunion, completeness and togetherness. 团年,团圆. In the olden days (or even now in China), families would get together on this day for a reunion meal, not unlike Chinese New Year. Eating mooncakes 吃月饼, watching the moon 赏月 and having a cup of Chinese tea 喝茶 are the top three things you must do for Mid-Autumn.
This is a super cute, super easy to do paper mooncake. Even my 3.5 year old was able to do most of it. My three children coloured their mooncakes to represent different flavours. Can you guess what they are?
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