文档介绍：《中国传统文化》
Chinese Culture --Traditional Chinese Festivals and Customs
By Yu Huifen (Julia)
International School
Jinanarents and relatives
Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival
The lion and dragon dancing
Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival
Eating Jiaozi
( first known in China some 1,600 years ago.
Its pronunciation in Chinese means midnight or the end and the beginning of time.
Traditional Customs Relating To The Spring Festival
Enjoying Family Reunion Dinner on New Year’s Eve
The Lantern Festival
The 15th day of the first lunar month
Also known as Yuanxiao Festival
Yuan literally means first, while xiao refers to night. Yuanxiao is the first night when we see the full moon in the new year.
It has developed from an ancient ceremony of using torches to ward off evil spirits and has a history of more than 2,000 years.
Traditional Customs Relating To The Lantern Festival
Decorating houses and streets with various delicate and beautiful lanterns
Traditional Customs Relating To The Lantern Festival
Lantern displays everywhere
Traditional Customs Relating To The Lantern Festival
Lantern
Shows
Traditional Customs Relating To The Lantern Festival
Lantern-riddle guessing
Traditional Customs Relating To The Lantern Festival
Eating Yuanxiao, a sweet rice ball
Mid-Autumn Festival
The 15th day of the eighth lunar month, in the middle of autumn
Also called “Reunion Festival”
The Origin of Mid-Autumn Festival
A beautiful story of Hou Yi and Chang ER
Traditional Customs Relating To The Festival
The round moon and round moon cake are both symbols of family reunion
The Poem of Libai
Beside my bed a pool of moonlight,
Is it hoarfrost on the ground?
I lift my eyes and see the bright moon;
Bowing my head, I think of my old hometown.
Traditional Customs Relating to the Festival
Family reunion dinner on the festival evening
Typical food: moon-cake
Double Seventh Day
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