I feel like I should also note, the last mooncake was the last game I played in a session of playing and rating games. By that point I was a bit tired and started skipping dialogue to get to the gameplay, which I later realized is not the type of game the last mooncake was built to be. Dialogue turned out to be important part of story and gameplay, which I think is a very cosy way to make a game. Very wearing one's heart on their sleeve-esque? Or perhaps I think so because I prefer less dialogue in games at this time in my life. All that to say take my feedback with a grain of salt. I think maybe I am unable to recognize the true experience offered by the last mooncake. 
Yet I felt the emotion of conveying an important part of your life in a game. I resonate with making a game about my childhood foods and writing characters who connected to their loved ones with those foods. I hope I'm not misinterpreting the team's intentions and going off about emotions by myself, but I really like the emotion I sense is behind the game. Thank you for sharing!