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How Do Overseas Chinese Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, a Time for Remembering Loved Ones?
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When it comes to the Mid-Autumn Festival, many people think of families sitting together eating mooncakes and admiring the moon. However, if we shift our focus from mainland China to Hong Kong and Taiwan, and then to Singapore, Malaysia, and North America, we will find that the way Chinese people celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival varies quite a bit. In Taiwan, the streets are filled with the aroma of barbecue, and in Tai Hang, Hong Kong, a "fire…
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