Admiring the full moon and eating mooncakes are essential customs for celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival throughout China. As the saying goes: "The moon is full on the 15th of August, and the Mid-Autumn mooncakes are fragrant and sweet." The term "mooncake" first appeared in "Dream of the Southern Capital" by Wu Zimu of the Southern Song Dynasty, where it was simply a type of pastry. Later, people gradually combined moon viewing with mooncakes, symbolizing family reunions and expressing thoughts of loved ones. At the same time, mooncakes are an important gift for strengthening friendships during the Mid-Autumn season.

As the Mid-Autumn Festival approached, to experience its unique charm, Shenyang DASAN Pharmaceutical organized a Mid-Autumn Festival event themed "Full Moon, Full Hearts at DASAN." Everyone was invited to make mooncakes together and savor the fruits of their labor, deepening their understanding of traditional Chinese craftsmanship and appreciating the unique charm of Mid-Autumn culture.

Everyone eagerly began the mooncake-making process, creating a festive atmosphere. During the activity, everyone followed the production steps in an orderly manner, occasionally exchanging tips with each other. They chatted about life over the theme of food and shared their feelings about the event. Before long, snowy mooncakes with fillings such as red bean, chestnut, lotus seed paste, and custard were born from their skillful hands. The sweet fragrance filled the entire event space, making it hard to resist tasting them.

This event not only allowed everyone to experience the joy of making mooncakes by hand and improve their practical skills but also helped them understand the charm of traditional festivals, enriching their spiritual and cultural life. They felt the deep sentiment of the Mid-Autumn Festival and the warmth of the "DASAN Family."