Although Chinese Festivals like this are usually synonym to family and chatters, or just an extra dish added to signify that its a "festive day", there would always be that day, when tradisionals aren't celebrated as it use to be, and the familiar usuals becomes odd unusuals.However unusuals aren't necessarily bad. Are they?
MoonCake Festival in Hostel. I was quite surprised by the "celebration" around here. A lot of students including other races came down from their respective blocks and lepak since 11pm.(it was before the day itself) It does feel like lantern festival ae?
Crowds gather at a few corners while other passer-bys with the tradisional looking lanterns in hand doing their rounds around the hostel.Although i did wished that i had a Pikachu lantern to walk around with, it didn't happen.haha
The thing bout Lanterns here are, people seem to be more fasicinated with candles rather than lanterns.
Full moon?
They made love shape or rather, tried to make a love shape XD
and when this girl is around, its just known that she's gonna do what i put it as, "vanity artworks".
There you go, take la take la, "copyrighted but distributable-Public Domain Software", so much for studying IT, hehe.
Jen and Felicia, new known friend.
And that was my "Mid-Autumn" Festival alias Mooncake Festival a.k.a. Lantern Festival. How was yours?HAPPY MOON/AUTUMN/LANTERN DAY
from sushiloverice
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