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The document summarizes Chinese New Year traditions such as setting off fireworks, wearing red, eating dumplings and lanterns at the end of the festival. It also discusses foods like dumplings and tea eggs that are eaten during the celebrations. Fireworks have been part of the New Year festival for many years. The current year is the Year of the Dragon and some in the author's class share this zodiac sign. The document shows differences between images and mentions the lucky money envelopes given during the holidays.
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Introduction to AI for Nonprofits with Tapp Network
Introduction to AI for Nonprofits with Tapp Network
Chinese New Year-Evan
- 1. welcome
- 2. Chinese new year traditions • People set off fire works. • Wear red. • Eat dumplings. • People also let off lanterns at the lantern festival at the end of the new year festival.
- 3. Food • They eat dumplings • Chinese tea eggs (Below)
- 4. Fireworks Fireworks have been a part of the new years festival for many years
- 5. 2012 This year is the year of the dragon and some people in this class were born in the same year as me which is the year of the dragon.
- 6. Spot the difference. Well we probably won’t actually do this and it will be an epic fail, but I said I would give it a try anyway!
- 7. It’s all about the money! This is the envelope that people find money in from there relations and friends. (LUCKY!!!)
- 8. The End By Evan R. Nolan