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(2023上·黑龙江哈尔滨·九年级校联考期中)根据短文内容完成表格,每空一词。
The Mid-Autumn Festival is celebrated in most East Asian countries. The festival takes place on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month. It is a harvest(收获) festival. It is the second most important festival in China after Chinese New Year. To the Chinese, the festival means family reunion(团圆) and peace.
Chinese people celebrate the Mid-Autumn festival with many traditional and meaningful activities, such as eating dinner with family and admiring the moon.
Mooncakes are a kind of traditional Chinese sweet. Chinese people regard the round shape of mooncakes as a symbol of reunion and happiness. Other foods eaten during the festival are harvest foods. People enjoy them at their freshest and most nutritious(有营养的) period of time.
And the custom of admiring the moon started in the Shang Dynasty. Chinese emperors admired the sun and the moon every year to pray(祈求) for a good harvest. People believed admiring the moon and eating at a round table would bring them good luck and happiness.
In many other countries, the festival is widely celebrated. In Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines, celebrations are more than those in China, such as lighting lanterns and dragon dances. In Japan and Vietnam, there are also some new celebrations because Chinese culture has influenced(影响) them deeply.
Something About the Mid-Autumn Festival
1 do the Chinese celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival?
Eating dinner with family and admiring the
moon.
What do people eat on the Mid-Autumn Festival?
2 and harvest foods.
When and why did people 3 admiring the moon?
In the Shang Dynasty. People believed admiring the moon and eating together would bring themselves good 4 , good harvest and happiness.
How is the Mid-Autumn Festival celebrate in other countries?
People 5 the festival in some new
ways because of the influence of Chinese culture on them.
(2022上·四川南充·九年级四川省南充高级中学校考期末)根据短文内容完成表格