Mooncake made him the Emperor of China? | Ming Dynasty | Mid-Autumn Festival Legends

The Mid-autumn Festival, also known as the Mooncake Festival, falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month (=21 Sep 2021). It is a traditional festival celebrated in many Asian countries. On this day, it was believed that the moon is at its brightest and fullest size. Today let's explore two legends associated with this festival!
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[@storyofhistoricalfigures9278]

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival everyone! Wish you and your family health and happiness!!
Hope you could find mooncakes in your city, coz they’re really delicious! :P

[@doreensika837]

Who knew there was a story behind moon cakes. They are delicious.

[@bananian]

Oh I thought it was that Hou Yi was an abusive ahole and Chang e took both the elixirs to get away from him.

[@maddewkey]

So mooncake was the first fortune cookies :P

[@sandibhere2471]

English subtitles too small & transparent. Such a shame not to b able to watch this

[@iamsheep]

what? how small is your monitor?