[Video] Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, Friday Blessings: Embracing the Favor and Blessings of God September 20, 2024 bizadmin Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with our enchanting video featuring a heartwarming poem dedicated to mooncakes! 🎉✨ Dive into the spirit of this cherished tradition as we explore the symbolism behind mooncakes and their role in uniting families. Our poetic tribute captures the essence of the festival, blending rich imagery with the season’s joy. Perfect for those seeking inspiration and a touch of cultural magic. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more festive content. 🌕🥮 Wishing you a joyful Mid-Autumn Festival filled with harmony, happiness, and delicious mooncakes! View this post on Instagram A post shared by DTan (@philin135) Friday Blessings: Embracing the Favor and Blessings of God As another week comes to a close, we step into the grace of a beautiful Friday, a day that reminds us to reflect, rejoice, and prepare for the blessings that God has in store. The message of blessings carries power and hope, offering peace and favor in all areas of life. May today be the day when God opens the doors of blessings for you, unlocking opportunities and paths you didn’t even know existed. Whether in your career, family, or personal endeavors, let His favor guide your steps. The Scriptures remind us that every good and perfect gift comes from above, and this Friday is an opportunity to receive those gifts with open arms and a thankful heart. Each of us works diligently throughout the week, pouring our energy into our tasks, and it’s only fitting that we pray for the work of our hands to be blessed. May everything you’ve touched this week be wrapped in favor, and may the fruits of your labor multiply. As it is written, “The Lord will bless the work of your hands,” and we can trust that His plans for us are greater than anything we can imagine. With the weekend just around the corner, let’s also remember to rest in His peace and safety. May this Friday be the start of a great weekend filled with joy, relaxation, and protection. Take time to pause and reflect on the blessings already in your life—whether big or small—and give thanks for all that God is doing behind the scenes. Safety and security are also part of His blessings, and as you go about your weekend, may you and your loved ones be shielded from harm. In His protection, there is peace, and in His peace, there is joy. So, as you move forward today, may you walk with confidence, knowing that God’s favor is upon you. May your heart be light, your spirit refreshed, and your weekend filled with abundant blessings. Remember, you are favored, you are loved, and the best is yet to come. Wishing you a blessed Friday and a wonderful weekend ahead!
[Videos] Happy Belated Mid-Autumn Festival and Moon Cakes October 3, 2021 bizadmin This video wishes all a Belated Happy Mid Autumn Festival. From Wikipedia, The Mid-Autumn Festival (simplified Chinese: 中秋节; traditional Chinese: 中秋節), also known as Moon Festival or Mooncake Festival, is a traditional Chinese festival celebrated by China and many East and Southeast Asian people under the influence of China. It is the second-most important holiday after Chinese New Year, with a history dating back over 3,000 years when the Emperor of China worshipped the moon for bountiful harvests. Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Cakes in this video showcases the various Festival Moon Cakes, and one is spoilt for choice. The many repertoires of Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Cakes in this video show the many varieties in different lovely container boxes and intricate tins sold in pairs or fours. Mid-Autumn Festival is also known as Moon Cake Festival. It is observed in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and Vietnam (similar holidays celebrated in Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia). The moon cakes are sold in pairs or in fours in a lovely, intricate box. You can also buy them individually. Some come with snow skin or frozen with ice cream inside. The lotus paste is the most common filling inside a moon cake, besides nuts and seeds, which is the more expensive version. Usually, there is an egg-yolk or two inside the moon cake. Moon cakes are sweet to the taste and can be customized with less sugar for a healthier diet and dessert. Some come with pandan (screw pine leaves) flavor, coffee flavor, durian flavor, green tea matcha flavor, and more. Others may be in the form of jellies. Hence, the patrons are spoilt for choice when it comes to the various flavors and box designs plus packaging of the moon cakes. Significance Celebrates the end of the autumn harvest. Celebrations Lantern lighting, mooncake making, and sharing, courtship, and matchmaking, fireworks, family gathering, dragon dances, family meal, visiting friends and relatives, gift-giving. Observances Consumption of mooncakes. Consumption of cassia wine. Date 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese calendar. I decided to do a simple post on the mid-autumn festival or moon cake festival since I have 2 related videos on this subject. View this post on Instagram A post shared by DTan (@philin135) Just click on the “>” button on the right side to swipe left for more pictures of the intricate and lovely boxes of the moon cakes for this particular stall. View this post on Instagram A post shared by DTan (@philin135) Here is my order of 2 boxes of Atomy moon cakes that cost $80 per box. I got one for myself, my spouse, my mum, and sis. The other box was donated to the underprivileged children that were being taken care of or rather tutored by a church friend. View this post on Instagram A post shared by DTan (@philin135) A picture is worth a thousand words, while a video is worth a million words. The above picture is self-explanatory with me as the donor, whenever I can afford it, though that happens once in a blue moon. So, that’s it for this post. Stay safe and stay at home, being happy to pursue the things that you love.