#MidAutumnFestival falls on the 15th day of the eighth month on the Chinese lunar calendar. By tradition, families enjoy mooncakes, and make offerings to Lord Rabbit. Lord Rabbit has been popular in Beijing for over 400 years, and is also known as Tu'er Ye in Chinese. It's a title of respect for the Jade Rabbit. Let's explore the story of Lord Rabbit with Zhang Zhongqiang, a master of the Beijing clay sculpture. #Heritage #Inheritors #NationalDay #BetterLife | China Plus Culture

The first full Moon of the year rises with power, presence, and ancient symbolism. On January 3, 2026, the Wolf Moon appears as a Supermoon, glowing larger and brighter as it reaches full phase near its closest point to Earth. This Moon earned its name long before telescopes — during the coldest nights of winter, when wolves were heard howling beyond village fires. A reminder that even in stillness and cold, life endures with strength and awareness. As a Supermoon, the lunar disk will appear sub