As the full moon rises for Mid-Autumn Festival, warmth is shared far from home. From Malaysia and Laos to Nigeria and Ethiopia, CCCC employees celebrated the festival in different ways, bringing colleagues and communities together.

In Malaysia, employees gathered for a tea party themed around reunion and togetherness, sharing handmade mooncakes and warm conversations.

In Laos, Chinese and Lao employees introduced local schoolchildren to the origins and meaning of the Mid-Autumn Festival and helped them make greeting cards featuring the full moon and the Jade Rabbit.

In Nigeria, Chinese chefs showed local employees how to prepare mooncakes step by step, from filling and wrapping to shaping.

In Ethiopia, Chinese and local employees on the LG Project enjoyed the same full moon beside a bonfire, sharing stories of reunion, friendship and cooperation.

Across borders and cultures, the same moon brings people closer and makes every celebration feel a little more like home.