中国春节英文介绍(共58张PPT)

上联是：
Eat well sleep well have fun day by day. 下联是：
Study hard work hard make money more and more. 横批：Gelivable.
Posters on the door in the rural areas
Happy new year 新 年快 乐
All dreams come true 万 事如 意
Congratulations and be prosperous 恭 喜 发财
Give me lucky money 红 包拿来
everlasting peace year after year 岁 岁平 安
Offer a sacrifice to the Kitchen God
Time: On the 23th or 24th day of the twelfth lunar month
A Thorough cleaning of the house
Chinese New year couplets
吃元宵
Chinese Knot
Outdoors Fireworks Lantern Festival and Riddles Dragon dance and Lion dance
Lantern Festival and Riddles
New year Celebration Activities
Can you find anything special in this character?
福到了
The Chinese character "fu" (meaning blessing or happiness) is a must. The character put on paper can be pasted normally or upside down, for in Chinese the "reversed fu" is homophonic with "fu comes", both being pronounced as "fudaole."
a wish for surpluses and bountiful harvests every year 年 年有余
The song “Happy New Year ”
happy new year,
新年好呀,
happy new year
新年好呀,
happy new year to you all 祝福大家新年好。
守岁—staying up late
Fish-abundance Chicken-prosperity
Seafood in the coastal areas
Crab
Shrimp
Chinese New Year ‘s Greetings
The Chinese New Year is often accompanied by loud, enthusiastic greetsely translated as auspicious words or phrases. Some of the most common examples may include:
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In recent years, the Spring Festival party broadcast on China Central Television Station (CCTV) is essential entertainment for the Chinese both at home and abroad.
Spring Festival
standing-room ticket 站票 berth ticket 卧铺
Spring Festival Legend
In ancient China there lived a monster named Nian, who, with a horn on the head, was extremely ferocious. Year lived deep at the bottom of the sea all the year round and climbed up to the shore only on New Year's Eve to devour the cattle and kill people.
People are busy with shopping before Spring Festival. Supermarkets are crowded with customers of all ages.
Spring Transportation—the large-scale migration of people
Chinese Traditional Decorations
Bright red posters with black or golden Chinese calligraphy are stuck on the doors of peoples' houses. They carry the New Year's messages of prosperity, health and good luck.
舞狮 lion dance 舞龙 dragon dance 灯谜
riddles written on lanterns
Activities
Indoors Chinese calligraphy posters show Chinese idioms New year picture, Chinese knots, and paper cutting and couplets.
According to custom, each family will stay up to see the New Year in.
Hong Bao or Red Packet wish a Happy New Year
Waking up on New Year, everybody dresses up. First they extend greetings to their parents. Then each child will get money as a New Year gift, wrapped up in red paper.
Pasting Paper-cuttings and “Upside-down Fu”
HAPPY 2012
New year Celebration Activities
People hang red lanterns in front of their house. Office buildings and stores are also decorated with red lanterns.
we are singing,
我们唱歌,
we are dancing,
我们跳舞,
happy new year to you all 祝福大家新年好。
Thank you for being with us!
After the spring festival, we have…
元宵节
the Lantern Festival People usually …?
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Red envelope
gift money
Happiness Good fortune
Traditional New Year Foods
jiaozi
Gold nugget
Nian Gao,
sweet steamed glutinous rice pudding
All the family get together to have a big meal.
年 夜 饭 reunion dinner of the New year eve
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Paper cuttings
Look at the photos and say what’s happening.
We decorate the doors and windows with paper cuts.
We have a rich meal.
Let’s make our double happiness paper cutting Fold your paper twice and draw lines like this, Then cut out the part with shade and when you Unfold your paper you will get the double Happiness word 喜喜 which will bring you Good luck!
New Year’s Greetings and Visits
Setting off firecrackers and fireworks
HAPPY 2019
庙会 temple fair
The Temple Fair is busy and crowded today. 庙会上人们比肩继踵，真是热闹啊。
Firecrackers on New Year's Eve--Ring in the New and out the Old
Family Reunion Dinner
Fireworks at night
Dragon dance and Lion dance
Dragon and lion dances are common during Chinese New Year. It is believed that the loud beats of the drum and the deafening sounds of the cymbals together with the face of the dragon or lion dancing aggressively can evict bad or evil spirits. Lion dances are also popular for opening of businesses .
Since then, every year around this time, people hung red paper and burned bamboo to protect themselves from Nian. This practice has evolved to the current celebration of Spring Festival, when people stick red posters (paper) and set off firecrackers (originally made from bamboo).
Over years, the people tried to protect themselves from Nian. One spring, Villagers came up with some ideas. They hung bright red paper on every door in the village and as soon as Nian entered the village, they threw bamboos into the fire, which gave out thousands of explosions. Nian suddenly ran away as fast as he could.