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Joy of keeping mooncake tradition alive

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The mid-autumn festival is an important event on the Chinese cultural calendar. For communities away from home it's a chance to reconnect with tradition and loved ones. SBS Western Australian Correspondent Christopher Tan caught up with some women in Perth who are continuing the seasonal custom of making mooncakes.
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