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Protected: Full moon hanging over the western pavilion 月满西楼
Posted in Chinese festivals, moon cake festival, Reunion, tagged moon cake festival, Reunion on September 12, 2011|
Protected: The Mid Autumn Festival (Part 2): A harvest moon over my little town 月圆 与 灯笼 (下)
Posted in belief, celebrations, Chang Er, Chinese festivals, customs, family, festivals, foods & fruits, fun, heritage, historical, Ipoh, Kinta Valley, lantern festival, life, memories, moon cake festival, people, Perak, traditions, tagged belief, celebrations, Chang Er, Chinese festivals, customs, family, festivals, foods & fruits, fun, heritage, historical, Ipoh, Kinta Valley, lantern festival, life, memories, moon cake festival, people, Perak, traditions on September 20, 2010|
Protected: The Mid-Autumn Festival (Part 1): Dwellers of the moon 中秋~月亮的传说(上)
Posted in belief, celebrations, Chang Er, Chinese festivals, customs, fairy tales, family, festivals, folklore, heritage, Hou Yi, Ipoh, lantern festival, life, marriage, memories, moon cake festival, people, Perak, traditions, Wu Gang, tagged belief, celebrations, Chang Er, Chinese festivals, customs, fairy tales, family, festivals, folklore, heritage, Hou Yi, Ipoh, lantern festival, life, marriage, memories, moon cake festival, people, Perak, traditions, Wu Gang on September 13, 2010|
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