The "Moon Rabbit" is a figure found in various cultures, particularly in East Asian folklore. It is often depicted as a rabbit that lives on the moon, where it is said to pound mochi, a traditional rice cake, using a mortar and pestle. This imagery is commonly associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival, a celebration of the harvest and the full moon. In Chinese mythology, the Moon Rabbit is linked to the Jade Rabbit, a companion of the moon goddess Chang'e. The rabbit symbolizes fertility and abundance, and its presence on the moon is celebrated in stories and art, making it a beloved character in Asian cultural traditions.