旅游英语笔记
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*Don't wash your hair during the first three days of the New Year.
*Don't borrow or lend money.
*Don't swear or quarrel.
*Don't break any dishes, otherwise you may incur more misfortune for the New Year. In the event of breaking a dish, quickly say "Peace for all time", and the bad luck will be warded away.
￭To grasp the expressions concerning some of the famous scenic sites, architecture, cuisines, art crafts, festivals, etc. in China and the profound Chinese culture behind them, so that we can successfully introduce Chinese sights and culture to foreigners.
11. U6B (Famous economic centers)
12. U5A(Chinese cuisines)
13. U5B (Special cuisine $ table manners)
14. U7B (Chinese arts and crafts)
Unit 7(A)Chinese Festivals
2.Requirements
￭utilize the Internet and the textbook to gain more knowledge and share them with the class.
￭cooperate with the teacher actively.
3.Means
And there is also dragon dance.
People eat round, sweet-flour dumplings.
III. The Qingming Festival(on April 5)
It is a time to remember the dead, when people traditionally go to visit the tombs of their ancestors.
4. Give grades to your classmates’ performance.
2.In the Class:
1. Be attentive and active!
2. Answer my questions. And your questions are welcome!
3. Give presentation, or give grades to your classmates’ presentation.
*Eat vegetarian food because it's not good to see blood.
(2) The Don’tsof the New Year:
*Don't wear white or black clothing, since they are the traditional colors of mourning.
It is custom for people to stay up all night on New Year’s Eve. At midnight, after the tolling of the bell for the new year, every household begins to set off firecrackers and people greet each other with auspicious words, merrily welcoming the arrival of the new year.
3.Food for New Year
The dinner dishes include everything. fish is a must for luck, as the Chinese word for fish is pronounced the same way as that for “surplus”.
On this day, in Beijing, schoolchildren lay wreaths of flowers before the monument in Tian’anmenSquare in memory of martyrs who died for the country
IV. The National Day
6. U4B (Ming and Qing Furniture)
7. U9B (Chinese gardens)
8. U9A(Chinese natural scenic spots)
9. U8A(Famous ancient cultural cities)
10. U10B (Famous tourist cities)
*Don't greet people who are in mourning.
II. Thtival falls on the 15th day of the first lunar month which is the end of the Chinese New Year celebration. During the night, there are bright lanterns and lights shining at every house; people traditionally come out to see various lanterns in the streets or parks.
V. The Dragon Boat Festival
3.After the Class:
1. Try to fully grasp the knowledge you’ve learnt in the class.
2. Finish your homework.
3. Practice introducing the information you’ve learnt to your classmates or roommates.
I. The Spring Festival(Chinese New Year)
The origin of the Spring Festival is too old to be traced. Also known as the Chinese New Year, it is as important as Christmas to the West; and celebrations last 15 days.
The National Day celebrates the anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949. During this time, people can enjoy 7 paid-days off.
Celebrations usually take the form of parties in amusement parks in the daytime and fireworks and grand TV ensembles during the evening.
National Day military parades
1.Preparation
Preparations begin on the final days of the last lunar month, when most families clean their homes, pay their debts, cut their hair and buy new clothes, couplets, firecrackers, incense, fresh and dried fruits etc.
PPT & DVD
II.What should you do?
1.Before the Class:
1. Prepare for both the texts and related knowledge that you can get by any means.
2. Prepare for your presentation (by group).
The Spring Festival is essentially an expression and manifestation of longstanding traditional Chinesecultural concepts. It was accepted that the first day of the first lunar month, generally occuring around lichun, should be the Spring Festival.
English for Tourism
I.Teaching Outline
1．Purpose
￭To broaden the horizon and expand the knowledge in the field of tourism and Chinese culture, (and some foreign culture).
III.Projectsfor the semester:
1. U7A(Chinese festivals)
2. U1+U2A+U4A+U10A(About tourism)
3. U2B+U6A(About hotel service)
4. U3 (Imperial architectures)
5. U8B (Architectures of other styles)
Small dumplings: Jiao’zi and Nian’gao
4.Dos and don’ts
(1) The Dosof the New Year:
*Children should stay up as late as possible on New Year's Eve for it is believed that the later they stay up, the longer their parents will live.
People also pay respect to their ancestors and pray to the gods for a happy life in the coming months.
2.New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Eve is a time for family reunion. A ceremonious banquet is held, generally in the evening, for all family members.
*Visit family (especially those older than yourself) and friends to pass on your wishes on good fortune for the New Year.
*Wish everyone you meet a happy New Yearby saying"gong xi fa cai", which translates to: "Havea happy andprosperous New Year!"
*Don't borrow or lend money.
*Don't swear or quarrel.
*Don't break any dishes, otherwise you may incur more misfortune for the New Year. In the event of breaking a dish, quickly say "Peace for all time", and the bad luck will be warded away.
￭To grasp the expressions concerning some of the famous scenic sites, architecture, cuisines, art crafts, festivals, etc. in China and the profound Chinese culture behind them, so that we can successfully introduce Chinese sights and culture to foreigners.
11. U6B (Famous economic centers)
12. U5A(Chinese cuisines)
13. U5B (Special cuisine $ table manners)
14. U7B (Chinese arts and crafts)
Unit 7(A)Chinese Festivals
2.Requirements
￭utilize the Internet and the textbook to gain more knowledge and share them with the class.
￭cooperate with the teacher actively.
3.Means
And there is also dragon dance.
People eat round, sweet-flour dumplings.
III. The Qingming Festival(on April 5)
It is a time to remember the dead, when people traditionally go to visit the tombs of their ancestors.
4. Give grades to your classmates’ performance.
2.In the Class:
1. Be attentive and active!
2. Answer my questions. And your questions are welcome!
3. Give presentation, or give grades to your classmates’ presentation.
*Eat vegetarian food because it's not good to see blood.
(2) The Don’tsof the New Year:
*Don't wear white or black clothing, since they are the traditional colors of mourning.
It is custom for people to stay up all night on New Year’s Eve. At midnight, after the tolling of the bell for the new year, every household begins to set off firecrackers and people greet each other with auspicious words, merrily welcoming the arrival of the new year.
3.Food for New Year
The dinner dishes include everything. fish is a must for luck, as the Chinese word for fish is pronounced the same way as that for “surplus”.
On this day, in Beijing, schoolchildren lay wreaths of flowers before the monument in Tian’anmenSquare in memory of martyrs who died for the country
IV. The National Day
6. U4B (Ming and Qing Furniture)
7. U9B (Chinese gardens)
8. U9A(Chinese natural scenic spots)
9. U8A(Famous ancient cultural cities)
10. U10B (Famous tourist cities)
*Don't greet people who are in mourning.
II. Thtival falls on the 15th day of the first lunar month which is the end of the Chinese New Year celebration. During the night, there are bright lanterns and lights shining at every house; people traditionally come out to see various lanterns in the streets or parks.
V. The Dragon Boat Festival
3.After the Class:
1. Try to fully grasp the knowledge you’ve learnt in the class.
2. Finish your homework.
3. Practice introducing the information you’ve learnt to your classmates or roommates.
I. The Spring Festival(Chinese New Year)
The origin of the Spring Festival is too old to be traced. Also known as the Chinese New Year, it is as important as Christmas to the West; and celebrations last 15 days.
The National Day celebrates the anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949. During this time, people can enjoy 7 paid-days off.
Celebrations usually take the form of parties in amusement parks in the daytime and fireworks and grand TV ensembles during the evening.
National Day military parades
1.Preparation
Preparations begin on the final days of the last lunar month, when most families clean their homes, pay their debts, cut their hair and buy new clothes, couplets, firecrackers, incense, fresh and dried fruits etc.
PPT & DVD
II.What should you do?
1.Before the Class:
1. Prepare for both the texts and related knowledge that you can get by any means.
2. Prepare for your presentation (by group).
The Spring Festival is essentially an expression and manifestation of longstanding traditional Chinesecultural concepts. It was accepted that the first day of the first lunar month, generally occuring around lichun, should be the Spring Festival.
English for Tourism
I.Teaching Outline
1．Purpose
￭To broaden the horizon and expand the knowledge in the field of tourism and Chinese culture, (and some foreign culture).
III.Projectsfor the semester:
1. U7A(Chinese festivals)
2. U1+U2A+U4A+U10A(About tourism)
3. U2B+U6A(About hotel service)
4. U3 (Imperial architectures)
5. U8B (Architectures of other styles)
Small dumplings: Jiao’zi and Nian’gao
4.Dos and don’ts
(1) The Dosof the New Year:
*Children should stay up as late as possible on New Year's Eve for it is believed that the later they stay up, the longer their parents will live.
People also pay respect to their ancestors and pray to the gods for a happy life in the coming months.
2.New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Eve is a time for family reunion. A ceremonious banquet is held, generally in the evening, for all family members.
*Visit family (especially those older than yourself) and friends to pass on your wishes on good fortune for the New Year.
*Wish everyone you meet a happy New Yearby saying"gong xi fa cai", which translates to: "Havea happy andprosperous New Year!"