Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional festival in China. It is a family reunion festival, which is also related to moon cakes. Since ancient times, the standard of Mid-Autumn Festival has been mooncakes, perhaps because mooncakes are round, just like the moon on the Mid-Autumn Festival, which also symbolizes reunion. People's living standards are constantly improving. In the past, because there were no tools to make moon cakes at home, most people went to the store to buy moon cakes. Now more and more people make their own moon cakes. The ingredients are safe, but they are welcomed by everyone. On the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, children from a primary school in Quzhou sell mooncakes on the street and online. It is understood that these moon cakes are made by children themselves. After the production was completed, the teacher led the children to arrange online sales and offline sales live broadcast, which sold more than 3,000 yuan in an hour. The school wants to let children work and raise money to help more people.

First, in order to raise money to educate students. This school holds such activities every year. Moon cakes are made by children themselves, and they are packaged before they are sold. All the money sold will be donated to the welfare foundation for education and assistance. Children print their own boxes, bake their own, and have fun.

Second, let children experience the joy of labor. The child was born in the city and is the baby of the family. They may seldom do housework and don't know the fun of labor. This arrangement of the school is also to let the children experience the pleasure of labor, and at the same time let the children know that only pay can gain, which should be the main reason why the school insists.

Third, the purpose is good, but it is not recommended to sell homemade moon cakes. The original intention of the school is good, but this move has also been questioned by netizens. Some netizens made it clear that they would buy, but they would not eat. Because the moon cakes made by children themselves have no food production license and cannot guarantee food safety, they will buy moon cakes to support charity, but they will not eat them for health.