【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

[University is different. They even give us mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival.]

Take a bite

[The mouth and teeth felt a hard collision at the same time]

What kind of filling is this hard mooncake made of? Could it be five-nut filling?

[My roommate knocked the iron frame of the bed with a mooncake, making a tinkling sound.]

[Is this a five-nut one? I think it's made of hardware! It can be used as a hammer.]

[Educated students: You don’t understand this, right?]

【Mooncakes like this are made with real ingredients】

[Hey, the stone of stone]

[I guess our school had some leftover cement and gravel from when it was first built, so I made some mooncakes.]

[No wonder there is a saying that people are iron and rice is steel]

【This time I’m really eating steel】

[Perhaps the school had good intentions, considering that the Mid-Autumn Festival was only a few months away from the Chinese New Year.]

【The best metal mooncakes are perfect to take home and hammer the rice cakes】

[This mooncake seems to be the food in the cafeteria]

[I saw a dish called fried mooncakes with chili peppers in the cafeteria before]

[That’s perfect! During Chinese New Year, I can make rice cakes and add another dish to the New Year’s Eve dinner.]

[It can be considered that we have lived up to the school's efforts in us and made the best use of it.]

"We really have mooncakes like this. We even recorded a video. They were smashed like crazy but remained unscathed. You can't even bite them [black face][black face]"

"I quite like this kind of hard mooncake, especially suitable for grinding teeth and tasting the taste at night [pleasant]"

"The ones our school used to give out seemed to be tomato beef brisket and fish-flavored shredded pork [crying], we suspected they were made from leftovers."

"In order to take care of us Chinese students, our tutor prepared mooncakes stuffed with raw pickled fish for us [silly smile][silly smile]"

"The University of Traditional Chinese Medicine distributed mooncakes with Chinese herbal fillings [smile][smile]"

"The mooncakes our school distributed were filled with ice cream [yellow face toast] and they were made with real ingredients. I heard they said it was a bit expensive.

"If I eat one of the mooncakes my school gives me, I'll have hypoglycemia and I can goose-step all the way to Lhasa [staring with despair]"

"The pink mooncake distributed by the school: Yangmei Zhizhi"

"I made the snowy taro mooncakes at school. My roommate and I both loved them."

"I ate four mooncakes today: two sesame ones, one five-nut one, and one chestnut. I felt so full that I didn't even feel hungry without eating. [Desperate stare][Desperate stare][Desperate stare]"

"Xiamen University really gives out mooncakes [black face] A senior I knew gave me one, and it looked pretty good. But I didn't eat it because I left it out and it got moldy [smile]"

"The milk tofu-filled mooncakes we distribute are also a taste of regional specialties."

"We are a box of pure strawberry yogurt, a bag of Midoqi, a bag of noodles and a bag of mooncakes, and the mooncakes inside are all kinds of [downtime]"

"The ones our school makes are made by the Food Department [confused] I didn't take any because I don't dare eat the ones I make myself."

"Although the mooncakes at our school are terrible, the flavors were chosen by our own voting. I really want to beat myself to death for playing the meme and voting [covering my face]"

"Our school gave out Sichuan pepper beef mooncakes. Who can compete with them? [silly smile]"

Our ancestors who celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival with later generations under the canopy: Fried mooncakes with chili peppers, what kind of dish is this? Mooncakes are not snacks for the Mid-Autumn Festival, can this be used as an ingredient?

Interesting. I’ll ask our chef to make some for me to try.

Our ancestors who loved eating mooncakes and appreciating the moon said: Compared to those strange and bizarre mooncakes of later generations, I still think our lotus seed paste, ham, red bean paste and five-nut fillings are the best (●°u°●)

It’s definitely not because I can’t eat mooncakes from later generations, or because I can’t eat grapes and say they’re sour and not tasty⊙▽⊙

Children celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival: I think everything is delicious as long as it is sweet. Candies are delicious, sugar cakes are delicious, and of course mooncakes are delicious too!

Our favorite is the nut mooncake. The nuts inside the mooncake make a crunching sound when you chew them. It’s both delicious and fun to eat.