Renjie Zheng, an undeclared student, placed in the competition's top 10. Wenhao Wu | Senior Staff Photographer
Members of Pitt’s Chinese Students and Scholars Association organized its annual Mid-Autumn Festival event Saturday night to bring Pittsburgh’s local Chinese population together. Traditionally, the celebration consists of gathering, thanksgiving and praying. At the Pitt version, attendees ate baked goods called mooncakes and hosted a singing competition, in which 13 students competed. Click through the gallery below to check out highlights from the event.
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