13th Asian Moon Festival at Puente Hills Mall, CA

I got the chance to attend the 13th Asian Moon Festival at Puente Hills Mall this year. It was a 2 day event organized by the Yes Marketing Group. I was able to attend the 1st day and got there around lunch. I had my oldest daughter with me so it was hard to get around with a stroller.

I got a few "small bits" from a couple of vendors including Stinky Tofu, grilled pork/squid sausage and green onion pie. Even picked up a $1 Thai Ice Tea.

The crowd was smaller than last years. I didn't feel like I had to deal with people as much this year.

12th Asian Moon Festival at Puente Hills Mall, CA

I got the chance to attend the 12th Asian Moon Festival at Puente Hills Mall this year. It was a 2 day event organized by the Yes Marketing Group. I was able to attend the 2nd day and got there around lunch. I had my family with me so it was hard to get around with a stroller and got a little burnt.

I got a few "small bits" from a couple of vendors including Stinky Tofu, grilled pork/squid sausage and green onion pie. Even picked up a $1 Viet styled iced coffee.

I did pick up some bargain DVDs from a local vendor with a booth. 4 drams for $20 and 3 movies for $10. You'll be seeing those reviews next year. My queue is already extremely backed up as it is.

In all, it was a good time. My daughter really enjoyed the children's talent show.

I'll try to make the 1st day event next year. I hear its super crowded.

Chinese Language TV in Los Angeles, Part 3

Back in November, I wrote a post about Chinese Language TV in Los Angeles. I followed that up with a part 2. Here's a part 3!



If you live in the greater LA area and have Chinese stores around, you might have run into the TV Channel Magazine run by the Yes Marketing Group in Monterey Park. I've been picking up these mags for what seems like the last 5 years. It's published on a monthly basis.

It's in Traditional Chinese and has almost no English. I picked it up to see the TV listings for the Chinese TV stations in the Los Angeles area. It has listing for the new 44.6 channel. Very helpful as I get a chance to see what's on tap for the month.

It also includes reviews for upcoming new dramas from China or Taiwan and also a Hollywood roundup.

Look for it next time you're in LA. They haven't gotten the mag into the digital era.

Related Posts:
Chinese Language TV in Los Angeles
Chinese Language TV in Los Angeles, Part 2
Chinese Language TV in Los Angeles, April 2009
Chinese Language TV in Los Angeles, May 2009
Chinese Language TV in Los Angeles, October 2009