Another important part of the festival are mooncakes.

中秋节另一个重要的环节就。

There are all kinds of moon cakes.

各种各样。

It is also a day for special foods like moon cakes.

中秋节还这类色食品的日子。

Eating the cakes under the moon symbolizes our longing for distant relatives and friends.

下品尝还寄托着我们对远方亲友的思念。

Do you make mooncakes at home?

你在家做吗？

Other than mooncakes, people would also give each other watermelons and other fruits as gifts.

除了，人们还会互赠西瓜等水果。

We eat mooncakes and tell stories about the moon.

我们并讲述关于亮的故事。

Chinese moon cakes. Next week is the moon festival.

中，下个礼拜就中秋节了。

Now there are new flavors like ice cream and durian.

如今，还演变出冰激凌、榴莲等等。

Mooncakes were sometimes called reunion cake.

有时被称为“团圆”。

It's celebrated with family reunions, appreciation of full moon and mooncakes.

人们通过家庭团聚、赏和来庆祝这一节日。

Three packages of the mooncake were sold at 169 yuan ($23.8).

三盒售价为 169 元（23.8 美元）。

Traditionally, mooncakes come steamed with no filling—flavoured cakes were only introduced in the early 19th century.

传统的都蒸制的，没有馅料，直到 19 世纪初才开始出现带馅的。

Chinese people have been celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival and enjoying mooncakes for centuries.

中人庆祝中秋节和的习俗已经有几百年了。

Furthermore, the mooncakes' packaging indicated that they were produced in Guangzhou and Foshan, Guangdong province.

此外，的包装上还标明产地为广东省广州和佛山。

Mooncakes are round symbolizing the reunion of a family they come in many flavours depending on what region they come from.

圆圆的象征着家人的团聚，不同的地区的口味也各不相同。

Snacking on mooncakes, along with other delicacies like hairy crabs, is one of the traditions of Mid-Autumn Festival.

和大闸蟹等其他美食中秋节的传统之一。

People look at the moon at night with their families. They eat moon cakes and fruit.

在晚上，人们和家人在一起赏。在中秋节，人们会和水果。

Today, the delicacy is flaky, dense and come stuffed with a range of fillings.

如今，变得松软、绵密，并有各种馅料。

It is a time to get together with friends and family under the beautiful full moon and eat mooncakes.

在这个时间聚在一起，朋友和家人在皎洁的光下。