The origins of Mid-Autumn Festival brought to life in modern retelling by Canadian author

“I did all the normal Canadian kid things – you know, play sport and take trips to the mall,” says Christina Matula, of growing up in suburban Ottawa, as she settles into a chair in a coffee shop in Causeway Bay. What set her apart was her heritage – her mother is Taiwanese, her father Hungarian. “I was one of the few Asian kids in my school and my sister and I were the only mixed-race kids.” Among her fondest childhood memories are those of Mid-Autumn...

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