M OON F ESTIVAL Estelle Hu Naperville Chinese School.

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M OON F ESTIVAL Estelle Hu Naperville Chinese School

D ATE August 15 on lunar calendar Second month of autumn Mid Autumn Festival

A REAS OF C ELEBRATION Chinese communities in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Areas influenced by Chinese culture – Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Japan and Korea.

L EGEND Chang E flew to the moon Become immortal

O RIGIN Tang Dynasty, 7 th century, started to celebrate Moon Festival. Autumn is a harvest season Celebrate with big harvest with parties, singing, composing poems, enjoying moon cakes and fruits under the bright beautiful moon.

Stories of Moon Festival Narrated by a little girlgirl

L EGEND Overthrown Mongol Empire (Yuan Dynasty), 13 th century

C USTOM Eat moon cakes

C USTOMS Enjoy pomelos

C USTOM Full moon symbolize Reunion

Let’s watch a movie!movie

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