Mid Autumn is a special Festival in some countries of Asia in general and Vietnam in particular. In fact, Mid Autumn is festival which intended for children. In Vietnam, this festival springs from legend : The moon and a kid. The legend explains how the moon is shinest in mid autumn and why people see a banian tree and a kid on the moon. The moon is called Sister Moon and the kid is Cuoi. Mid autumn begins from 14 to 15 August, in Vietnamese lunar calendar. In these day, children are going to pick the lantern up and go around streets or towns. Children will be given gifts such as pie, candy, star lantern... They will be seen lion dance or musical concert. Almost children are really into seeing lion dance and follow it that go everywhere. Some children bring a small torch that includes oil and rag to burn. And others bring clarinet and drum to make the festival more eventful. Mid Autumn became a tradition festival in Vietnam. It is a part of Vietnamese culture. Anyone who grown up in Vietnam, is regular knowing and joining in this festival

Mid-Autumn Festival is a day that we are all eager and looking forward to. Every year, as we were preparing for the full moon day of August, our parents bought us two a lantern and a pair of delicious scones each. On the evening of the 15th, when it was only dusk, the pounding sound of the tiny army's frog drums urged everyone to hurry and prepare. We joined and headed towards the village culture house. Dozens of lanterns of all colors, the shape of a fish, the shape of a butterfly, a star, ... fluttering, fluttering, glowing. After the sister in charge of the delegation, we lined up in a long line around the stage. In the middle is a tray with all kinds of fruits and candies, everyone can love it. The most anticipated performance is the exciting lion dance. We both broke the deck together and watched the show. I really love Mid-Autumn Festival because through that occasion we know more solidarity and love each other.