What are the traditional foods for Mid-Autumn Festival?

Chinese Calligraphy, Seal Engraving Seals, Chinese Knot, Peking Opera Face Painting, Leather Shadows, Martial Arts

Qin Bricks and Han Tiles, Terracotta Warriors, Peach Blossom Fans, Cloisonné, Jade Carvings, Chinese Lacquer Ware, Red Lanterns (Palace Lanterns, Veil Lanterns)

Woodblock Watermarks, Oracle Bone Scripts, Zhong Ding Writings, Bamboo Slips of the Han Dynasty

Tea, Traditional Chinese Medicines, Scholar's Tools (Inkstones, Brushes, Xuanpaper, and Ink), and Four Great Inventions

Vertical line-bound books, paper-cutting, kites

Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Dharma treasures, yin and yang, Zen Buddhism, Guanyin hands, filial piety clothes, paper money

Musical Instruments (flute, erhu, drums, guqin, pipa, etc.)

Dragon and phoenix motifs (taotie, ruyi, lei, hui, ba), auspicious cloud motifs, Chinese weaving and embroidery (embroidery, etc.), phoenix eyes

Colored ceramics, purple sand pots Batik, Chinese porcelain

Ancient weapons (armor, swords, etc.), bronze ware Din

Chinese paintings, Dunhuang frescoes, mountains and clear water, pictorial paintings, tai chi drawings

Stone lions, flying lions, tai chi

Couplets, door gods, New Year's paintings, firecrackers, riddles, dumplings, lion dances, Mid-Autumn mooncakes

Birdcages, Bonsai, five-needle pines, bamboos, peonies, plum trees, and lotuses

Bird cages, five-needle pines, bamboos, bamboo, plum flowers Lotus blossoms