For many people in China, that means family gatherings.
It means full moon gazing in a maybe existential or poetically romantic kind of way.
It also means moon cakes.
It is also tied to agriculture.
And the festival provides a dedicated moment for farmers
and also families to celebrate their hard work and also give thanks to the autumn eel.
Each Chinese people have, you know, their own rankings.
Yeah, it's subjective.
Yeah, normally speaking,
it's usually considered as the second most important traditional holidays right after Spring Festival.
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