The moon is at its roundest during Mid-Autumn Festival, as people prepare to celebrate this harvest festival. Up on the moon, Chang’e didn’t want to miss this occasion. So the Jade Rabbit gathered its friends to help prepare a private party above the clouds, complete with mooncakes, pomelo and tea. Some of them even lit lanterns to light up the occasion. As this festival dates back to Ancient China, I decided to give my illustration an Asian touch with an added twist to the legend of Chang’e. I illustrated Chang’e to look child-like, so as to remind us of how we used to light lanterns and eat mooncakes and have fun without any worries back when we were younger.