On September 17, the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Beijing Folk Museum hosted a Mid-Autumn garden party, drawing numerous visitors eager to engage in traditional holiday customs. The event focused on the recreation and experience of traditional folklore. Guided by performers dressed as the "Tu'er Ye" (Rabbit God), participants took part in activities such as the Mid-Autumn moon worship, solving lantern riddles, making mooncakes, tasting osmanthus tea, crafting osmanthus decorations, and painting "Tu'er Ye." (Photo: Chen Tao/GT)