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Year of the Dragon
Welcome back to school
---by Shrimp~
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Warm-up Let’s get red envelopes!
Hoping one’s son will become successful.
望子成龙
Chinese idioms
dragon fruit
The name
Full of life and energy
生龙活虎
Chinese idioms
To add the finishing touch
画龙点睛
Chinese idioms
How Long
灏泷
Who is he?
dragon boat race
dragon dance
Two festival activities
How to say 龙年快乐 in English?
Happy Loong Year!
What are the differences between “Loong” and “dragon”?
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Eastern VS Western
Chinese Loong
Western Dragon
Loong VS Dragon
Listen and complete the blanks.
A dragon has a appearance and meaning in Eastern and Western cultures. Loong is another way of “Chinese dragon” in Chinese culture. It has a long body without and looks like a huge snake. it is the symbol of and . The western dragon is usually big and _______ with huge wings and sharp teeth. The western dragon is the symbol of mysterious and forces.
different
wings
good luck
happiness
evil
heavy
邪恶的
Which one do you like Better?Chinese Loong or Western dragon?Why?
What are the main traditions
and customs for the Spring Festival?
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Clean the house
Post spring festival couplets
Traditions and Customs
Gather for the reunion dinner
Get red envelopes
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Visit friends and relatives
Stay up late on New Year’s Eve
Pay respects to ancestors
Traditions and Customs
Watch dragon and lion dances
Clean the house
Have a family reunion dinner
get red envelopes
Set off firecrackers and fireworks
Wear new clothes
Watch dragon and lion dances
Pay respects to ancestors
……
Can you introduce Chinese New Year in your own words?
Let’s talk.
3mins
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What kinds of traditional foods we eat during the New Year celebrations?
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Dumplings
Fish
Rice Dumplings
Spring Rolls
harvest
wealth
Family reunion
Tangerine
Fresh start
Good luck
Meanings?
What is the origin of
Chinese New Year?
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Many years ago, there was a story about how villagers fought a scary beast called Nian. Nian would come to the village on New Year's Day, eating up animals, plants, and even kids.
Many years ago, there was a story about how villagers fought a scary beast called Nian. Nian would come to the village on New Year's Day, eating up animals, plants, and even kids. To keep Nian away, people would leave food outside their homes, hoping the beast would eat it and leave them alone.
Then, the villagers learned that Nian was afraid of the color red and loud noises. So, every New Year's Day, they started to put up red lanterns and red papers on their doors and windows. They also used firecrackers to make loud noises. This scared Nian away, and it never came back to the village again
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To keep Nian away, people would leave food outside their homes, hoping the beast would eat it and leave them alone.
Many years ago, there was a story about how villagers fought a scary beast called Nian. Nian would come to the village on New Year's Day, eating up animals, plants, and even kids. To keep Nian away, people would leave food outside their homes, hoping the beast would eat it and leave them alone.
Then, the villagers learned that Nian was afraid of the color red and loud noises. So, every New Year's Day, they started to put up red lanterns and red papers on their doors and windows. They also used firecrackers to make loud noises. This scared Nian away, and it never came back to the village again
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Then, the villagers learned that Nian was afraid of the color red and loud noises.
Many years ago, there was a story about how villagers fought a scary beast called Nian. Nian would come to the village on New Year's Day, eating up animals, plants, and even kids. To keep Nian away, people would leave food outside their homes, hoping the beast would eat it and leave them alone.
Then, the villagers learned that Nian was afraid of the color red and loud noises. So, every New Year's Day, they started to put up red lanterns and red papers on their doors and windows. They also used firecrackers to make loud noises. This scared Nian away, and it never came back to the village again
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So, every New Year's Day, they started to put up red lanterns and red papers on their doors and windows. They also used firecrackers to make loud noises. This scared Nian away, and it never came back to the village again.
Many years ago, there was a story about how villagers fought a scary beast called Nian. Nian would come to the village on New Year's Day, eating up animals, plants, and even kids. To keep Nian away, people would leave food outside their homes, hoping the beast would eat it and leave them alone.
Then, the villagers learned that Nian was afraid of the color red and loud noises. So, every New Year's Day, they started to put up red lanterns and red papers on their doors and windows. They also used firecrackers to make loud noises. This scared Nian away, and it never came back to the village again
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Let’s talk.
Many years ago, there was a story about how villagers fought a scary beast called Nian …
… leave food outside their homes to…
… was afraid of the color …
… put up red lanterns and red papers …
Can you make up a story of Nian according to the pictures and phrases?
The most popular movie in the winter holiday?
What does ‘YOLO’ stand for?
What do you learn from the movie?
You Only Live Once!
We should live our lives to the fullest and be brave to make our dream come true!
Lucky and prosperous like a dragon, full steam ahead!
龙行大运 火力全开
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