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The Mid-Autumn Festival in Vietnam is a special cultural event held on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month. It is often referred to as the "Moon Viewing Festival" in Vietnamese folk culture, symbolizing the prediction of weather and the wish for a bountiful harvest. That is why the festival is incomplete without "Bánh Nướng" and "Bánh Dẻo," the two types of Vietnamese-style mooncakes, which represent the harmony between heaven and earth.
According to legend, the full moon is not only a symbol of abundance and fulfillment but also represents family togetherness and strong bonds. On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, as everyone gathers to eat mooncakes while gazing at the shining full moon, it becomes more than just a moment for families to reunite—it is also a time to wish for happiness and harmony in life.
During this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival, the atmosphere at Solashi’s office was lively and filled with joy. The festive spirit could be felt immediately upon stepping into the office. Colorful star-shaped lanterns were beautifully displayed throughout, creating a vibrant setting. One of the most impressive decorations was the arrangement that evoked memories of family celebrations—paintings of the full moon, fruit platters, and mooncakes were displayed. A particularly interesting highlight was the creative use of star-shaped lanterns to form the letter "S," representing Solashi's symbol.
The party atmosphere was incredibly warm and cheerful, especially with the gift distribution and the Mid-Autumn Festival quiz competition, which were met with enthusiastic participation. Everyone actively joined in, making it an unforgettable experience. The most memorable highlight was the time spent together. Gathering as an office to share mooncakes and fresh fruits while chatting and welcoming the full moon night created a homely and heartwarming atmosphere.
On this special occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, we extend our warmest wishes to all Solashi members, our valued customers, and everyone—may you enjoy a cozy and happy time with your families and loved ones. We also hope that, like the full moon on the 15th day of the lunar calendar, Solashi will continue to grow and prosper in harmony.
