festival around the world學習教案

會計學1festival around the world第一頁，共16頁。How did you spend your Spring Festival?第1頁/共16頁第二頁，共16頁。Spring Festival comes at the turn of a Chinese lunar year and is celebrated all over the country. On the day of the Lunar New Year people get up early and wear all kinds of new clothes. In the north, most families prepare jiaozi (dumplings) on the Eve as special food, while in the south sticky-sweet glutinous rice pudding called nian gao is served. Crackers are fired everywhere when the clock strikes twelve, as a signal of saying good-bye to the old year and welcoming the New Year in. Fireworks are lit to drive away evil spirits. People watch the CCTV special Spring Festival programs, sing and dance until the small hours of the morning.Spring Festival第2頁/共16頁第三頁，共16頁。Festivals Time What does it celebrate?What do people do?Spring festivalspringThe arrival of spring and the new yearget together, watch TV and eat dumplings, give money in red paper to children, visit family membersHow many festivals do you know in China?第3頁/共16頁第四頁，共16頁。New Years DayLantern FestivalWomens DayMay DayChildrens DayDragon Boat Festival 端端 午午 節(jié)節(jié)Mid-autumn FestivalNational DayArmy DayChinese festivals and holidays第4頁/共16頁第五頁，共16頁。Which do you think is the most important festival in China?Spring FestivalWhy is it spreading around the world ?People like the colorful celebration and the rich tradition; Chinese people live all around the world.第5頁/共16頁第六頁，共16頁。New Years Day 元旦（元旦（1月月1日）日）Valentines Day 情人節(jié)（情人節(jié)（2月月14日）日）April Fools Day 愚人節(jié)（愚人節(jié)（4月月1日）日）Easter 復活節(jié)（春分復活節(jié)（春分(chnfn)月圓后第一個星期日）月圓后第一個星期日）Mothers Day 母親節(jié)（母親節(jié)（5月第二個星期日月第二個星期日)Fathers Day 父親節(jié)（父親節(jié)（6月第三個星期日）月第三個星期日）Halloween 鬼節(jié)（萬圣節(jié)前夕，鬼節(jié)（萬圣節(jié)前夕，10月月31日夜）日夜）Thanksgiving Day 感恩節(jié)（美國，感恩節(jié)（美國，11月最后一個月最后一個 星期四）星期四） Christmas Eve 平安夜（平安夜（12月月24日夜）日夜）Christmas Day 圣誕節(jié)（圣誕節(jié)（12月月25日）日）Festivals in foreign countries第6頁/共16頁第七頁，共16頁。on the fifteenth day of the new year ( 15th, in the lunar calendar)lanterns: symbols of good fortune, happiness and health.“dragon” and “l(fā)ion ” dancesLantern Festival第7頁/共16頁第八頁，共16頁。It is held on the fifth day of the Fifth Moon (陰歷(ynl)5月) , usually in June.It is set aside to honor the death of Qu Yuan. Zongzi the Dragon Boat races Dragon Boat Festival 第8頁/共16頁第九頁，共16頁。It is held on the fifteenth day of the Eight Moon.People used to put important messages in the mooncakes. mooncakesChildren carry lanternsMid-autumn Festival第9頁/共16頁第十頁，共16頁。Valentines DayValentines Day第10頁/共16頁第十一頁，共16頁。Halloween Parade(游行(yuxng)）Pumpkin第11頁/共16頁第十二頁，共16頁。Easter BunnyPopular symbolsEasterIn late March or early April第12頁/共16頁第十三頁，共16頁。on the fifteenth day of the new year ( 15th, in the lunar calendar)lanterns: symbols of good fortune, happiness and health.“dragon” and “l(fā)ion ” dancesLantern Festival第13頁/共16頁第十四頁，共16頁。It is held on the fifteenth day of the Eight Moon.People used to put important messages in the mooncakes. mooncakesChildren carry lanternsMid-autumn Festival第14頁/共16頁第十五頁，共16頁。Halloween Parade(游行(yuxng)）Pumpkin第15頁/共16頁第十六頁，共16頁。