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6 Different Versions of Mid-Autumn Folklore You May Not Have Known
Article by Jadyne de JesusEdited by Nikka GanThe sound of rolling dice in a ceramic bowl, passed around the round table in a Chinese restaurant is a common sight at…
Article by Jadyne de JesusEdited by Nikka GanThe sound of rolling dice in a ceramic bowl, passed around the round table in a Chinese restaurant is a common sight at…
Article by Leanne Waverly Sy Edited by Regiena Siy 1) Mooncake (月饼, yuèbǐng) The mooncake is iconic to the Mid-Autumn Festival. It symbolizes the full moon, happiness, and family reunions.…
Written by Hazel Lam, Kaitlyn Tan, and Justin Tembresa Edited by Patrick Ang and Aaron Medina Photo Header by Jerry Feng Modern day cinema has come to highlight diversity on…
Written by Kaitlyn Tan Edited by Patrick Ang and Aaron Medina Cover Photo by Jerry Feng “…but your parents are Chinese. You’re not a Filipino,” says the Filipino. “You’re not…