The Chinese festival marked by the full moon that involves the eating of mooncakes is known as the Mid-Autumn Festival. Celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, this festival symbolizes family reunion and harvest gratitude. Mooncakes, often filled with various sweet or savory pastes, are shared among family members as a token of good fortune. Traditional activities include moon gazing and lantern displays, creating a warm atmosphere that emphasizes togetherness and the appreciation of cultural heritage.