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The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is an important cultural celebration in China. As part of the festivities, people wear red, light fireworks to scare away the mythical monster Nien, and honor the dragon as a symbol of good fortune. Other traditions include the Lantern Festival, giving red envelopes with money, and the story of Buddha inviting animals to a celebration which determined their place in the 12-year zodiac cycle. Food, songs, and horoscopes are also part of ringing in the New Year.
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The Chinese New Year is the most important celebration in the Chinese calendar. It occurs between late January and mid-February based on the lunar calendar. Traditions include cleaning homes, wearing red, spending time with family, giving money in red envelopes, eating foods like oranges and dumplings for prosperity, and performing dances like the dragon dance to scare away evil spirits. One legend explains how the order of the zodiac animals was determined by their finish in an ancient swimming race. The holiday remains an important part of Chinese culture worldwide.
Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year is an important lunar new year festival celebrated in China and by overseas Chinese communities. Key traditions include cleaning houses and decorating with red items for good luck, staying up late on New Year's Eve to ward off a mythical beast, lighting fireworks at midnight, eating family meals and symbolic foods, worshipping ancestors, and performing dragon dances for prosperity. Industry and manufacturing are major contributors to China's economy, producing over 70% of GDP and employing millions of people.
Chinese new year
The passage describes the origins of Chinese New Year traditions. A terrifying monster named Nian would come out each year to eat people. Villagers would hide in their homes at night, until one man proposed scaring the monster away with loud bamboo noises. The plan worked, and afterwards people would light firecrackers and celebrate surviving another year. Many modern Chinese New Year traditions, like food, parties, and fireworks, originated from celebrating the defeat of the monster Nian long ago.
Chinese New Year
The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is an important 15-day holiday in Chinese culture that is celebrated with family reunions, firecrackers, dragon dances, and the lighting of lanterns. Special foods like dumplings, rice balls, fish, and noodles are eaten for their symbolic meanings of togetherness, prosperity, and good fortune in the coming year. Traditional activities over the 15 days include cleaning the house, pasting couplets, family dinners, giving red envelopes, watching galas, and lantern festivals.
Chinese new year festival
The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is an important 15-day holiday in Chinese culture that is celebrated with family reunions, firecrackers, dragon dances, and the lighting of lanterns. Special foods like dumplings, rice balls, fish, and noodles are eaten for their symbolic meanings of good fortune. Traditional activities over the 15 days include cleaning the house, pasting couplets, family dinners, giving red envelopes, watching galas, and lantern festivals. The New Year is also marked by visiting temples, fireworks, markets, and paying respect to ancestors and gods.
Chinese New Year-Conor & Tim
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2014 chinese new years day
The Chinese New Year originated from an ancient legend about a mythical beast called Nian that people feared would attack them every year before the new year. To protect themselves, people put up red decorations and set off firecrackers to scare Nian away. Now, Chinese New Year traditions include cleaning the house, spending time with family, giving money in red envelopes, visiting others, and lighting lanterns at the end of celebrations for the Lantern Festival. Common greetings for Chinese New Year wish others happiness, prosperity, and good luck in the new year.
Chinese New Year
1. The document outlines the agenda for a lesson on Chinese New Year, including listening to a song, learning greetings in Chinese, the story of Nian, the 12 animal zodiac, and a craft activity.
2. The story of Nian explains that a monster used to terrorize villages on New Year's Eve until a old man scared it away using firecrackers, red banners, and bright lights - the things that Nian feared most.
3. The document also briefly introduces the Chinese zodiac, paper cutting craft, and quiz questions about the content.
chinese_new_year_introduction.pptx
The document discusses Chinese New Year traditions and celebrations. It provides background information on the lunar calendar used for Chinese New Year and explains that the date varies each year between January 20th and February 19th. It describes common New Year practices like cleaning homes, decorating with spring couplets, big family dinners, giving red envelopes with money to children, dragon and lion dances, fireworks, and greetings of "Gongxi Facai" meaning "wishing you prosperity." The legend of Nian is also summarized, explaining how the tradition of using the color red developed to scare away the monster.
China by Annie Wang 3rd grade
- China has over 1.3 billion people and Beijing is the capital city, while Shanghai is the largest city. There are 56 recognized nationalities in China.
- According to Chinese legend, a monster called "Nian" used to terrorize villagers by eating people at the end of every winter. An old man then taught villagers to scare Nian away using noises, firecrackers, and the color red.
- Now, Chinese people celebrate the new year according to this tradition, decorating with red colors, lighting lamps, setting off firecrackers, and making loud noises to usher out the "Nian" monster and pray for a safe new year. The celebration of defending against Nian
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The document discusses Chinese New Year traditions, including that the date varies between January 20th and February 19th based on the lunar calendar. Families get together, wear new clothes, clean their homes, eat good food, decorate with paper cutouts and poems, have a big reunion dinner, give "red packets" of money to children, set off fireworks, and perform dragon and lion dances based on a legend of a monster called Nian. The last lines mention an American New Year's greeting and recommend a movie about a boy and his red packet money.
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Spring festival presentation part 1
The document provides an introduction and legend about the Chinese Spring Festival. The introduction explains that the Spring Festival marks the beginning of the lunar new year and is celebrated with activities focused on worship, offerings, renewal and blessings. The legend describes how an old beggar helped drive away a ferocious horned monster called Nian that terrorized villages on New Year's Eve by using symbols like red paper and firecrackers, becoming a protector and bringing good fortune. Now the festival involves traditions like hanging red lanterns, lighting firecrackers, visiting family and exchanging gifts.
Chinese New Year- Padraic & Kyran
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Chinese Festival - Mapeh 8
Chinese New Year is the longest and most important festival in the Chinese calendar. It is celebrated in countries with significant Chinese populations and marks the end of winter. Traditions include cleaning the house, decorating with red colors, family reunions, giving money in red envelopes, dragon dances, fireworks, and wearing traditional costumes. The dragon dance symbolizes power, strength, and good luck and is an important part of celebrations.
Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year is the festival that celebrates the beginning of a new year on the traditional lunisolar Chinese calendar.The Lunar New Year is the most important social and economic holiday for billions of people around the world.
Новый год в Китае
Китайский Новый год (Чунь Цзе), который также называют Лунным Новым годом или Праздником Весны, занимает самое значительное место среди всех китайских фестивалей и праздников.
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The Chinese New Year is one of the most important events in China, celebrated between late January to early February based on the lunar calendar. Families prepare by cleaning their homes, resolving issues, and wearing new clothes. At midnight, fireworks are lit to drive away evil spirits, and families then enjoy a feast including sticky rice pudding and dumplings. Exchanging the rice pudding promotes family bonding and good fortune in the new year. Homes are decorated with lights and lanterns while the color red and giving money in red envelopes symbolizes luck. Musical performances including dragon and lion dances entertain crowds and symbolize protecting against drought or evil spirits.
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The document discusses several aspects of Chinese tradition, including festivals like Chinese New Year, Mooncake Festival, and Dragon Boat Festival. It also describes traditional foods, dances, games, etiquette practices related to funerals, weddings and childbirth. The document serves to introduce Chinese cultural traditions.
Chinese tradition
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- 1. The Chinese New Year
- 2. The spring festival • The Chinese New Year is also known as The Spring Festival. • Another name for the Chinese New Year that isn’t as well known is Nian (year) • In China the colour red means happiness • On the night of the Chinese New Year they like to wear the colour red aswell
- 3. Nien the Monster Long ago there was a legand that said that a fierce monster called Nien lived in China Every night before Chinese New Year he would creep into the villagers houses and eat them. There lived an old wise man in a village. He thought because the people paniced the monster ate them. The old man asked people to come together and frighten the monster by beating drums, burning bamboo, and lighting fireworks to make loud noises to keep it away. When he told people about the idea, everybody agreed.
- 4. o On a freezing cold night, the monster, Nien, came again. When he opened his mouth the frightning noises started. Nien was forced to stay away because of the terrible noises. The monster didn’t stop running until he fell down with tiredness. Then people jumped up and killed the monster. And that was the end of the Chinese monster.
- 5. The legand of the Dragon In ancient Chinese times the dragon was regarded as the most important animal ever. As imagined by the Chinese he had the head of a camel, the horns of a deer, with firey eyes and a long beard. Legand tells us it first appeared in the sky as a heir to the throne was born. The dragon is the symbol of good fortune.
- 6. Lantern Festival The lantern festival is one of the most important Chinese Festival The festival stated 2,000 years ago The monks lit the Lanterns to show respect to Buddha The emperor ordered that everyone should light lanterns on the fifteenth day of the new year.
- 7. The red envelopes Given out at any time of the Chinese New Year. Usually given to children and unmarried adults Have symbols of luck and wealth.
- 8. Buddha and the animals • New Years Eve • Invited all the animals to a New Year Celebration • Twelve showed up • To honour animals he named each year after them in the order they arrived • These animals were the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey ,dog and pig.
- 9. Horoscopes • Twelve horoscopes • The dragon= is excitable, with a complex complicated) life. Stubborn on the outside- soft hearted on the inside. And a born leader. Compatible with monkey and rat beware of dog.
- 10. Chinese New Year Songs • New Song for every year. • Cheerful and happy • This is the song for 2012
- 11. Food • Big feasts • Chicken= lucky • Fish= prosperity ( successful )