Oct 1 - Mid-Autumn Festival

Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival, or Moon Festival. Don't forget to wish your favorite Asian gals, "Happy Moon Festival". Score some points by taking moon cakes or tea. And, smile and say Thanks if you are offered a moon cake. I think they are the Chinese version of fruit cake. But, eat it anyway.

It is also Chuseok

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What if she is Korean?

What if she is Korean? Originally Posted by spikespiegel

See Randy's comment. Most Asian cultures celebrate Mid-Autumn. In Korea, it's Chuseok. In Viet Nam, it's Tết Trung Thu. In Japan, Tsukimi. Uposatha in Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Burma.

See Randy's comment. Most Asian cultures celebrate Mid-Autumn. In Korea, it's Chuseok. In Viet Nam, it's Tết Trung Thu. In Japan, Tsukimi. Uposatha in Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Burma. Originally Posted by Billogoods

In Plano it is called “Rake da Leves”