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Perhaps the most famous lunar tale is the Chinese legend of Chang’e . After drinking an immortality potion to protect it from a greedy invader, Chang’e floated to the Moon, where she now lives in a palace. Alongside her is the Jade Rabbit , endlessly pounding the elixir of life in a mortar. During the Mid-Autumn Festival (Moon Festival), families eat mooncakes and light lanterns to honor her sacrifice. In Japanese folklore, the rabbit pounds mochi (rice cakes) rather than elixir, showing how a single astronomical feature (the "Man in the Moon" is actually a rabbit in these cultures) can diverge beautifully. tales of the moon guide