“The moon shines bright in hometown, and flowers bring people together.” (“月是故鄉明，花好人團圓”)

On the evening of September 16th, Cheong Kun Lun College hosted a vibrant Mid-Autumn Festival event, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Chinese culture. The atmosphere was filled with joy as professors and students gathered to embrace the spirit of this cherished occasion.

Participants donned traditional Chinese Hanfu, immersing themselves in the celebration reminiscent of ancient moon-viewing traditions. CKLC House Association organized a variety of engaging activities that blended modernity with tradition, allowing students to experience the allure of Chinese culture firsthand. With the legendary figures Hou Yi and Chang’e as thematic background, activities included cake guessing, pot throwing, and flower poem games, fostering a sense of community and festive spirit.

In addition to these games, students had the opportunity to create traditional crafts, including sachets, lacquer fans, and lanterns, as well as prepare traditional foods. Attendees were also invited to write down their hopes and prayers, entrusting their sentiments to the bright moon, thereby creating lasting memories during this significant occasion.

To enhance the festival experience, the College was beautifully decorated in an antique style, with handmade props contributing to the festive atmosphere. Various activities were strategically placed throughout the college, allowing students to fully immerse themselves in the traditional charm of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

This unique celebration not only brought warmth and joy to all participants but also showcased Cheong Kun Lun College’s commitment to promoting Chinese traditional culture. The event exemplified the college’s dedication to fostering a sense of community, making CKLC residents feel the warmth of home during this special time.

Student Reporter: HUANG MAN NAG

Student Editor: CHEN XINGZHI