How Asian celebs spent Mid-Autumn Festival

The 15th day of the eight lunar month is an important one for the Chinese community who celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival, for both celebs and mere mortals alike. Our favourite stars took to the gram to show us all the ways they celebrated their time off – from eating mooncakes (natch) to lighting lanterns and appreciating the full moon. Scroll through the gallery and find out what stars did on this special day.

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These days, former Mediacorp sweetheart, Yvonne Lim, who relocated to Taiwan with her husband and two kids, has been spending time catching up with singer and her bestie of 18 years, Fish Leong, who is also based in Taipei. The celebrity mums celebrated the Mid-Autumn festivities over some homemade salted egg cookies. “Sharing our salted egg cookies recipe as promised!! Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!” Yvonne wrote.

Photo: Yvonne Lim/Instagram

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What’s Mid-Autumn Festival without having mooncakes? We spotted lots of celebs munching on this traditional snack, but Taiwanese model Lin Chilling takes the cake for amassing the most mooncakes amongst her celebrity peers. We wonder if she ate all of the mooncakes?

Photo: Lin Chiling/Instagram

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Mid-Autumn Fesitval is all about reunions. Local media personality Sharon Au who recently returned to sunny Singapore from the city of love took the opportunity to catch up with her longtime friend and fellow entertainer Michelle Chong. “Dear Moon, please, grant my wish, that my BFF will soon find her Prince Charming, so that I don’t have to worry about her spending Mid-Autumn alone, or chauffeur her anymore , or finish her food whenever she over orders ( all the time), or protect her from paparazzi, or worry about her leaking ceiling at home… preferably someone strong and muscular who can carry her when her beautiful feet get blisters from wearing a new pair of shoes. Thank you Moon,” Wrote Sharon.

Photo: Sharon Au/Instagram

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In spite of her busy schedule, the fast-talking Singapore based celeb made sure to spend some quality time with her family. Yi Fong jet setted to China to visit her daughter Eleanor Lee. She shared that her Mid-Autumn festivities culminated with her and her daughter making a wish under the moon. How sweet!

Photo: Quan Yi Fong/Instagram

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The actress kicked off the Mid-Autumn festivities with fans, spending her evening with her fan club, Jollity Club, at the beach for an early celebration. Joanne who celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival on set, took to the gram to thank her fans for their support and love and wished everyone a “Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!”

Photo: Joanne Peh/Instagram

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To some’ the Mooncake Festival might be a time to admire the full moon and eat so much sweet treats, you might need a seriously long nap after. To local actress Ya Hui, however, the Mid-Autumn Festival is a time to give back to those in need. The actress with a heart of gold celebrated the special day volunteering at the St John’s home. She encouraged her followers to do their part for the community with this caption, “Let’s continue to make a difference together, shall we?”

Photo: Ya Hui/Instagram

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Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for reunions. Singapore based actress Kate Pang posted this snap of herself and her family all dressed up for the occasion along this cheeky caption, “Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! It’s always blissful when you’re together with family #mumanddadaresuchposers #nottakingcareofthekids”

Photo: Kate Pang/Instagram

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The Taiwanese singer-actor who has working hard on his new upcoming film “Legend of the Ancient Sword” opted for a simple gathering with his loved ones. This year’s Mid-Autumn Festival must have been even more special for the 41-year-old since his baby boy’s first month falls on the same day.

Photo: Wang Lee Hom/Instagram

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The Taiwanese media darling showed off her svelte figure and wished her fans a “Happy Mid-Autumn Festival” with this behind the scenes snap of her concert rehearsal. She showed off her playful side with this funny caption, “real abs don’t appear just from posing. Regardless of how you move, it (abs) will always be there. Here’s wishing everyone a Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Hopefully your abs wouldn’t turn into a one-pack.”

Photo: Rainie Yang/Instagram

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And the best Mid-Autumn Insta-snap goes to…Christine Fan’s son. The Taiwanese singer’s photo of her son with a pomelo peel of his head made us chuckle. Along with this hilarious and adorable snap, she wished her fans a Happy Mid-Autumn Festival.

 Photo: Christine Fan/Instagram

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