Kazakhstan students made mooncakes in Nanjing, China
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On 11 September 2019, Yulia, a Kazakhstan student studying in Nanjing University of F&E, China, learnt how to make mooncakes, a Han Chinese festive food. This Kazakhstan student spoke Standard Beijing Mandarin (0:17-0:32) in this news interview.
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