We bought two different types of mooncakes to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival this year: baked mooncakes and crystal mooncakes. It's difficult to choose which is better; crystal's looks good but baked's tastes better.




To teach Baby K some knowledge on traditional festives celebrations, we bought him lanterns and we had steamboat (which Hokkien dialect called Wei Lo, meaning get together around the stove to celebrate) for dinner.

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Hello, I like this blog.
Sorry not write more, but my English is not good.
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