内容正文:
Year of the Dragon
Effy
A Journey through the Lunar New Year
Dancing lions, colorful and bright,
Roaring fireworks light up the night.
A joyful time, full of cheer,
Gathering friends and loved ones near.
Over to a year of fortune and fate,
New beginnings as we celebrate!
Enjoy a poem
Dancing lions, colorful and bright,
Roaring fireworks light up the night.
A joyful time, full of cheer,
Gathering friends and loved ones near.
Over to a year of fortune and fate,
New beginnings as we celebrate!
What does this poem describe?
Which zodiac animal is shown in the poem?
of the dragon
Chinese New Year
2
Chinese “loong”
They are thought to be
really ______________.
They're also like protectors
who bring ______ and
_________.
wise and lucky
safety
good luck
Western dragons
They are usually
the _____________ .
They’re ____, breathe ____,
and often _________ heroes.
troublemakers
big
fire
fight with
Listen and fill in the blanks.
听力文本
Host: Hey everyone, welcome to our "Cool Myths" show! Today, we're chatting about dragons. Alex is here with us, who loves all kinds of old stories. So, Alex, what's the deal with dragons in China?
Alex: Hey! So, in China, dragons are called "Long." They're super important and are thought to be really wise and lucky. When there's a big celebration, you'll see awesome dragon dances with these big dragon figures dancing around, and it's something people from China do all over the world.
Host: That sounds super cool! But I've heard dragons in stories from places like Europe are pretty different, right?
Alex: Yeah, totally. In a lot of Western stories, dragons are usually the troublemakers. They're big, breathe fire, and often fight with heroes. They're known for being scary and causing problems.
Host: So, they're kind of like the bad guys in those stories. But in China, even though dragons might look scary, they're actually seen as good guys?
Alex: Exactly! Even if they look a bit scary, Chinese dragons are thought to be really good