Golden blossoms rain down at KL’s Kwai Chai Hong lane


A view of Kwai Chai Hong's 2025 Mid-Autumn Festival installation "Moonlit Blossom'. Photo: The Star/Glenn Guan

This Mid-Autumn Festival, the Kwai Chai Hong lane in Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown unveils Moonlit Blossom, an installation inspired by the legend of Wu Gang – the woodcutter fated to spend eternity on the moon.

Curated by Javier Chor, co-founder of Kwai Chai Hong, the work – running until Oct 12 – reimagines the ancient Chinese tale. Wu Gang, who longed for immortality, confessed his wish to the Jade Emperor.

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