On September 25, ICDS hosted a Mid-Autumn Festival Cultural Experience Event for the families of foreign military participants. During the event, staff members introduced the history of the Mid-Autumn Festival, legends such as Chang'e Flying to the Moon, as well as traditional customs including moon-gazing and eating moon cakes. Special emphasis was placed on the profound connections and folk implications of the Lord Rabbit, a national intangible cultural heritage, with the festival. In the painting session, the families created distinctive Lord Rabbit artworks. Through hands-on experience, they perceived the blessings of reunion and good fortune embodied in this traditional craft and appreciated the charm of culture in Chinese festivals.