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ChineseMyth

Chang’e and the Jade Rabbit: The Myth Behind the Mooncake

September 18, 2026 by ShuSheng

01 · Why the Moon Is Never Empty Look at the full moon tonight, and you will see what Chinese children have always seen: a story. The bright craters and dark plains that telescopes call seas are, in Chinese imagination, a palace — and it is not empty. A goddess lives there, alone with a … Read more

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