Chinese New Year
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The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, marks the end of the harvest season. According to legend, villagers long ago would prepare food and set off firecrackers and hang red papers to ward off an ominous beast called Nian. The customs of using firecrackers and red colors originated from an old man who saved a village from Nian by using these methods to frighten it away. Today, the new year is celebrated with greetings wishing for good fortune and a fresh start in the coming year.
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According to Chinese legend, villagers long ago would flee their homes on New Year's Eve to escape a ferocious monster called "nian" that would emerge from the sea to devour their cattle and endanger their lives. However, one man discovered that loudly exploding bamboo could scare away the monster. Since then, the tradition of burning firecrackers on Spring Festival Eve began as both a way to drive off the monster and provide entertainment, and this tradition continues today as one of the most typical customs associated with Chinese New Year.
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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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The traditional festival of the Chinese folks most impressive and the most full of special features is Chinese New Year( the Spring Festival), it symbolizes the lunar calendar for old year to end
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- 1. Chinese New Year 農曆新年
- 2. Story about Nian The Chinese New Year is known as the Spring Festival. At the end of the year, farmers prepare lots of food to celebrate the abundant harvest. This is also a way to thank the gods for nature's offerings. There are many customs associated with this festival such as putting up red papers and setting off firecrackers. These customs are related to the origins of the festival.
- 3. The Spring Festival is also called Guo Nian, which means to survive the Nian. It is said that a long time ago there was a terrible beast called Nian. The night before New Year's Day it crawled out of the ocean onto the land. It wanted to eat a great many people in a village. The people in the village were very scared. They prepared to climb up a mountain to escape Nian.
- 4. An old man came to the village. He was not afraid of Nian and promised that he knew how to expel Nian. The old man put red papers around doors of the houses and set off firecrackers. Nian were terrified of the color red and the noise of the firecrackers. The old man successfully frightened Nian away from the village.
- 5. Story about Nian It is possible that Nian is just a figment of people's imagination. When Nian comes into people's lives, everything goes wrong. When Nian leaves, it means a fresh start for everyone. Popular greetings at New Year include "Happy New Year" and "Gong Xi Fa Cai" which means "May you have good fortune," We say these greetings to wish for good luck in the coming year.