The legend of the Moon rabbit resonates deeply within the rich folklore of Asia, captivating the imaginations of people across ancient cultures. As they beheld the full moon's luminous glow, the shadows cast by its craters formed a shape resembling a rabbit.
In Chinese culture, this whimsical creature embodies the essence of luck, joyously celebrated during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Rabbits symbolize a myriad of virtues, including sensitivity, gentleness, fertility, swiftness, new beginnings, the enchanting moon, and the bestowal of good fortune.
