Vu Thi Thoan handles papier mache masks at her family workshop in Yen My district, northern Vietnam's province of Hung Yen. - AFP / Hoang Dinh Nam
Hanoi (AFP) - Vu Thi Thoan's family has been making papier mache masks, part of traditional Vietnamese celebrations for the mid-autumn festival, for over four decades. But cheap Chinese toys are threatening her business.
The mid-autumn festival, which falls on Sunday with the full moon, is Vietnam's equivalent of a harvest festival.
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