September 12th was the Mid-Autumn Festival in China. I'm still not sure what that means but I think it's a celebration of the harvest. Tim said it was as important as the 4th of July in America. To celebrate, we walked around to different classroom parties. The kids gave us more food than we could carry and then we handed it out to the next class we went to. It was fun because they would all cheer and clap when we walked in the room. Then we would take pictures and sign autographs. It was so fun!
Natalie and the one little girl that wasn't interested in us. haha!
J-Biggs with a cute little boy!
Me and a cute little boy. I really wanted him to give me his grapes...but he didn't. We don't get a lot of fruit here.
All the kids called their parents on their cell phones. It was funny to watch them.
Natalie and the one little girl that wasn't interested in us. haha!
J-Biggs with a cute little boy!
Me and a cute little boy. I really wanted him to give me his grapes...but he didn't. We don't get a lot of fruit here.
All the kids called their parents on their cell phones. It was funny to watch them.
And what Chinese celebration would be complete without fireworks? :)
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