中秋节英文介绍 Chinese Moon Festival Legends and Customs.ppt

Chinese Moon Festival Legends and Customs Hou Yi the Archer Hou Yi the Archer, shooting down the 9 Suns that endangered the Earth with extreme heat. He was rewarded by the Jade Emperor with a potion of immortality. Hou Yi Coloring Picture - Chinese Moon Festival /Chinese-Moon-Festival-Colorings-Pictures-s/295.htm The Jade Emperor /Chinese-Moon-Festival-Colorings-Pictures-s/295.htm The Jade Emperor rewards Hou Yi for saving the world with a pill (in some legends, an elixir) of immortality. Chiang E, the Moon Lady /Chinese-Moon-Festival-Colorings-Pictures-s/295.htm Chiang E, Hou Yi’s wife, somehow swallows the potion of immortality, causing her to float up and fly to the moon. Coloring Page of Chiang E, Chinese Moon Festival Jade Rabbit /Chinese-Moon-Festival-Colorings-Pictures-s/295.htm When Chiang E arrived on the moon, she coughed out the pill of immortality. This became the Jade Rabbit. Since then Jade Rabbit has worked at its pestle trying to make the potion of immortality with no success. Coloring Page of the Jade Rabbit, Chinese Moon Festival Chiang E, a Toad? In some legends, Chiang E becomes a toad and becomes a princess only during the Full Moon. Coloring Page of Chiang E as a Toad. /Chinese-Moon-Festival-Colorings-Pictures-s/295.htm Hou Yi and Chang E /Chinese-Moon-Festival-Colorings-Pictures-s/295.htm Hou Yi, now the sun god, can visit his wife Chiang E only during nights of the full moon.? Coloring Page of Hou Yi and Chiang E, Chinese Moon Festival Wu Gang, another Moon Legend /Chinese-Moon-Festival-Colorings-Pictures-s/295.htm Another moon legend is that of Wood cutter Wu Gang, who attempted to become immortal. He was punished for his hubris by being required to cut down a tree that magically heals itself after each cut. Coloring page of Wu Gang, Chinese Moon Festival Moon Cakes Moon Cakes that are traditionally eaten during the Moon Festival. Moon cakes usually have fillings of fruit or nut paste. Egg yolks in