The Mid-Autumn Festival is a time of joy and celebration in Vietnam, and many celebrities are sharing their experiences with their children. For instance, the twin daughters of actress Thu Trang and her husband Tien Luat have been eagerly participating in decorating lion heads at their preschool. Thu Trang describes her daughters as having distinct personalities, though they share a mischievous spirit.

On the day of the festival, Tien Luat took his daughters to school, where they engaged in making lanterns, a traditional activity associated with the celebration. Similarly, actor Manh Truong and his youngest son have been involved in school activities leading up to the festival. Manh Truong's son, Minh Son, who is four years old, dressed up as Cuoi, a character from Vietnamese folklore, while learning how to make lanterns and print Dong Ho paintings.

Miss Ngoc Han also captured a special moment by taking photos with her son during his first Mid-Autumn Festival. She expressed her joy, stating, "This moon season feels different with Pi by my side. Just seeing him smile while holding a small cake makes the festival feel much more complete." Actress Kha Ly shared her delight in watching her daughter Lita learn to make cakes to gift to her parents for the occasion.

Moreover, singer Ho Quang Hieu welcomed his wife and newborn son home to celebrate the festival with their older child, Hin. Actor Trinh Tu Trung enjoyed a warm Mid-Autumn Festival with his two children at school, while Que Van's youngest son, Wu, was accompanied by his mother as he performed as Cuoi in a school show.

As many children of Vietnamese celebrities prepare to celebrate their first Mid-Autumn Festival, the festivities are filled with love, creativity, and cultural traditions, making it a memorable time for families across the country.