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China’s Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day merged into an 8-day holiday, driving mass travel, mooncake sales, and cultural festivities nationwide and abroad.
The Mid-Autumn Festival, celebrated on October 6, 2025, coincided with China’s National Day holiday, creating an eight-day nationwide celebration centered on family reunions, travel, and cultural traditions.
Across the country, people engaged in moon viewing, shared mooncakes with regional flavors like yogurt and dried orange peel, and participated in events including lantern displays, Hanfu wear, and drone fireworks shows.
The holiday spurred about 1.24 billion passenger trips, while the mooncake market reached an estimated 32.5 billion yuan ($4.57 billion), with nearly 950 brands launching 50,000 new products online.
Celebrations extended globally, reflecting the festival’s enduring cultural significance in China and Asian communities worldwide.
El Festival de Mediados de Otoño de China y el Día Nacional se fusionaron en un feriado de 8 días, impulsando viajes masivos, ventas de pasteles lunares y festividades culturales en todo el país y en el extranjero.