The festival that celebrates the autumn harvest and is known as the Moon Festival is also called the Mid-Autumn Festival. Celebrated predominantly in East Asia, particularly in China, it honors the harvest moon's full brightness. Families gather to enjoy foods like mooncakes, which are filled with various ingredients and often gifted to loved ones. Lanterns are also a crucial element of the festival, lighting up the night sky. The celebration signifies reunion, thanks for the harvest, and the importance of family, making it a cherished cultural observance.