With the fragrance of osmanthus flowers inviting the bright moon, it’s once again the time of the full moon. The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the traditional festivals of the Chinese nation. In order to let employees understand the cultural connotations of this traditional festival and feel the lively atmosphere, our company held a series of themed activities titled “Celebrating Mid-Autumn with Courtesy, Filling Bohao with Warmth” on September 14th.
Making glutinous rice cakes is one of China’s traditional folk customs. This practice is not only a way of food preparation but also carries profound cultural significance. It requires physical effort and teamwork, where everyone works together in harmony. The glutinous rice cakes that are pounded are not just food but also symbols of our collective goal of moving forward together. Let the glutinous rice cakes become stickier and our lives sweeter.
Mooncakes are the cultural symbol of the Mid-Autumn Festival, representing good luck, safety, and health. From kneading the dough, filling and wrapping the stuffing, to pressing and shaping, everyone was fully concentrated on completing each step, experiencing the charm of mooncake making. One by one, mooncakes filled with the meaning of reunion were successfully baked.
“Using lacquer as brush and water as ink,” lacquer fans, as intangible cultural heritage, cleverly blend history and art, displaying a unique charm. Everyone eagerly tried their hands at it, dripping paint, placing the fan surface, and then removing it, feeling the warmth of traditional culture. Let these unique fans accompany us through the hot summer and together welcome the harvest-rich autumn.