中国文化英文演讲稿-中国传统节日Chinese_Culture（PPT）.ppt

Wáng dài qún 王 黛 群 中国传统文化-中国传统节日及其习俗 Chinese Culture--Traditional Chinese Festivals and Customs What are Important Traditional Chinese Festivals? The Spring Festival The Lantern Festival The Qingming Festival The Dragon Boat Festival The Double Seventh Day The Mid-Autumn Festival The Double Ninth Day The Spring Festival Also known as the Chinese New Year The most important and comprehensive festival. It falls on the first day of the first Chinese lunar month and the celebration lasts from the 23rd of the 12th lunar month up to the fifteenth of the first lunar month next year. The Spring Festival The year mark with 12 animals, including rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog, pig Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival Writing and Pasting couplets on doors Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival Creating paper-cuts for window decoration Paper-Cut: Happy New Year Paper-Cutting Is Now A Popular Art Creating paper-cuts for window decoration So this year is Snake Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival Setting off fire-crackers (The favorite activity of children, which is said to drive off evil spirits according to legend) Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival Children Getting money in red envelopes from their parents and relatives Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival The lion and dragon dancing Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival Eating Jiaozi ( first known in China since 1,600 years ago. Its pronunciation in Chinese means midnight or the end and the beginning of time. Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival Enjoying Family Reunion Dinner on New Year’s Eve The Lantern Festival The 15th day of the first lunar month Also known as Yuanxiao Festival Yuan literally means first, while xiao refers to night. Yuanxiao is the first night when we see the full moon in the new year. It has developed f