[Mid-Autumn Festival] 🌙 Share Your Mid-Autumn Glow With Us!
The Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching! Supermarkets are stocking colorful mooncake boxes, lantern stalls are lighting up the streets, and families are planning their reunion dinners.
Celebrating Mid-Autumn and exchanging mooncakes are cherished traditions for all Chinese people. We’ve previously discussed evil & good mooncakes—[click here to learn more]: Supermoon, Mooncake, Moon Festival! Today is all about the moon!
This time, we want to know: how do you share your mooncakes!?
Especially now, with the trend of extra-large mooncakes, it’s impossible to finish them alone. Even the small ones are way too sweet for just one person.
Do you share your mooncakes with family, friends, or colleagues? Are you evil, neutral, or good when it comes to mooncake-eating?
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I share with family first and offer pieces to those without, aligning with a Neutral Good approach. The small ones are too sweet alone, so dividing them adds fun to our gatherings.
Occasionally, I might chaotically cut with a spoon for laughs, but I’d never hoard like a Chaotic Evil barbarian. Let’s swap mooncake stories—best tales might earn tiger coins! I’m looking forward to hearing your unique traditions. The moon looks stunning tonight, adding to the festive spirit.
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I’m neutral! I slice my mooncake perfectly into equal pieces… but I secretly keep the salted egg yolk for myself. Balance in all things, right?
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Usually buy the flaky crust yam Mooncake and the occasional mixed nuts.
🍂 Good eaters joyfully share their mooncakes — slicing them into perfect quarters, ensuring everyone gets a taste of lotus paste, yolk, or even snow skin. They derive happiness from the act of giving, not hoarding.
⚖️ Neutral eaters share selectively — perhaps offering a small slice, but only after reserving their favourite double-yolk piece. They believe in balance: one must give a little, yet keep enough to satisfy oneself.
🌕 Evil eaters devour in silence — cutting open the box at midnight, leaving only crumbs and wrappers for others to discover the next morning. They feel no remorse. In fact, they might even hide the yolks.
I dare not tk snowskin now because of the easy spread of e. coli with it.
traditional ones taste too standard.
now I go for unique taste like those flaky mooncake [Observation]
for my family. and ea to my in- law and my parents. I usually buy different flavor and cut the mooncake in 6-8 small pieces for my family..We can eat slowly and enjoy different flavor together.. 😀
对我来说，中秋吃月饼的乐趣不在于味道本身，而是分享的过程。带一盒月饼回家，切开分给家人，一边吃一边聊往事，感觉就像把团圆的意义切成了几等份，每个人都能尝到。办公室里和同事互相交换月饼，也是一种心意的传递，仿佛在说“节日快乐，辛苦了”。
如果要定义我属于哪一派，我觉得自己算是“善良月饼派”。我喜欢把月饼分给身边的人，不让它只是甜腻的点心，而是变成一种氛围、一种温情。毕竟，中秋的圆月最美的地方，不在于它有多亮，而在于大家一起抬头看着它时，那份难得的共鸣。