Editor's Note:
This year's Mid-Autumn Festival full moon is a "supermoon," which reached its fullest at around 11:48 am on October 7 in China, according to Xinhua. As an old saying in China goes, "the moon on the sixteenth is rounder than on the fifteenth," pictures show people admire the moon in Beijing on the evening of October 7, a day after this year's Mid-Autumn Festival, which is celebrated annually on the 15th day of the eighth month in the Chinese lunar calendar. Photos: Li Hao, Cui Meng and Chen Tao/GT
The full moon lights up the sky at the Lugou Bridge in Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Li Hao/GT 
The full moon lights up the sky at the Lugou Bridge in Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Li Hao/GT 
The full moon lights up the sky at the Lugou Bridge in Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Li Hao/GT 
The full moon lights up the sky at the Lugou Bridge in Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Li Hao/GT 
Visitors take photos of the full moon at the Lugou Bridge in Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Li Hao/GT 
Visitors take photos of the full moon at the Lugou Bridge in Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Li Hao/GT 
The full moon lights up the sky at the Lugou Bridge in Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Li Hao/GT 
The full moon lights up the sky at the central business district (CBD) of Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Cui Meng/GT 
Pictured is the full moon taken at a CBD building in Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Cui Meng/GT 
The full moon lights up the sky at the Olympic Forest Park of Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Chen Tao/GT 
The full moon lights up the sky at the Olympic Forest Park of Beijing on October 7, 2025. Photo: Chen Tao/GT
