How does other countries celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival ?

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Qiuxiang, you know some common customs of Mid-Autumn Festival. Do you know how other countries celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival?

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Japan: Tsukimi (moon appreciation) The festival food in Japan is not moon cake, but glutinous rice cake.

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Korea: Chuseok （Thanksgiving Day）families and relatives. Another custom is sending gifts to relatives and friends. The special food is muffins.

Thailand: Offering of some peach-shaped cakes. All family members then sit around the table to worship the moon, pray and exchange greeting

Philipines: dragon dance parade, traditional Chinese fashion parade, lantern parade

Vietnam: compete to see who can make the most beautiful lantern. Lion dance performances are held in some places to enhance the celebration.

Taiwan: In addition to eating moon cakes while enjoying the moon, Taiwanese also like to barbecue at the Mid-Autumn Festival.