The image shows a tray of mooncakes, which are traditional Chinese desserts typically made with a sweet pastry and filled with a sweet filling. The mooncakes are arranged in a square pattern on a white paper or wax paper, which is commonly used for baking and preserving food. The mooncakes appear to be freshly baked, as they have a golden-brown color and a slightly crispy texture. The filling inside the mooncakes is not visible, but the overall appearance suggests that they are well-crafted and likely to be enjoyed during the Mid-Autumn Festival, which is celebrated in China.