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Pages: 311, Edition: 2nd, Paperback, Chongqing Publishing House

The book tells about ten Chinese traditional festivals: the Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Dragon Head Festival, Clear and Bright Festival, Double Ninth Day, Laba Festival and Kitchen God Day . Each festival has a relevant story. Through these vivid and interesting stories, readers can get a glimpse of the folk customs of the Chinese people.

Add to Cart: Traditional Chinese Festivals gives an upbeat overview of 21 Chinese festivals. Read about each festival's history, stories, and cultural impact. All of the traditional Chinese festivals are mentioned, as well as Tibetan (The Tibetan New Year), Mongolian (Nadamu), four Islamic, and four minority festivals (such as Water Splashing). The book is written in English and simplified Chinese. The two languages alternate throughout the book. This bi-lingual resource pushes beyond trite information...

Pages: 54, Paperback, Dolphin Books

is a step-by-step manual providing a systematic approach to teaching the Chinese language to Elementary School students. Written by experienced language teachers and using methods that are classroom tested and proven effective, this guide provides a child-centered and engaging curriculum to accompany My First Chinese Reader Volume 3. It includes additional grammar and cultural information, ideas for classroom activities, teaching aids and crafts for festival celebrations.

With these illustrated flash cards and wall charts series, you can learn more about five of the most important traditional festivals in China, the Spring Festival, the Lantern Festival, Tomb-sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival: It is easy to learn Chinese characters and words by reading, listening and speaking with Pinyin system (phonetic transcriptions). Of course, with English translation. And you also can listen the audio or look show how to write on our free website: www...

8484 Traditional Chinese Culture in Taiwan by Designed By Hu Ru-yu, Kwang Hwa Publishing Company 1993 Very Good Complete set of 30 in the original slipcase. Medicine, Food, Folk Arts, Painting, Calligraphy, Study, Architecture, Furniture, Chop Engraving, Clothing, Tea, Chinese Opera, Jade, Written Language, Music, Festivals, Pottery and Porcelain, Chinese Dance,Chinese Bronzes, Kung Fu, Philosophy, Chinese Macrame, Cloisonne, Lacquer Art, Embroidery, Folk Prints, Paper Cutting, Books, Wine and...

With these illustrated flash cards and wall charts series, you can learn more about five of the most important traditional festivals in China, the Spring Festival, the Lantern Festival, Tomb-sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival: It is easy to learn Chinese characters and words by reading, listening and speaking with Pinyin system (phonetic transcriptions). Of course, with English translation. And you also can listen the audio or look show how to write on our free website: www...

This book introduces the origins of 72 festivals celebrated in Taiwan, including not only traditional festivals such as Chinese New Year, Chinese New Year, Lantern, Tomb Sweeping, Dragon Boat, Chinese Valentine's Day, Moon Festival, and The Double Ninth Day, but also some non-traditional festivals, such as May 4th Day, Teacher's Day, Engineer's Day, Dance Festival, Music Festival, and more! A great resource to learn everything about Chinese Festivals. In traditional Chinese characters. Ages 8 and...

is a step-by-step manual providing a systematic approach to teaching the Chinese language to Elementary School students. Written by experienced language teachers and using methods that are classroom tested and proven effective, this guide provides a child-centered and engaging curriculum to accompany My First Chinese Reader Volume 4. It includes additional grammar and cultural information, ideas for classroom activities, teaching aids and crafts for festival celebrations.

Happy to greet spring. Love for the yellow earth. A phoenix worshiped by hundreds of birds. Raising the bridal sedan. Yu Opera two-eight beat. Hebei Bangzi. Shandong brass drum. Harvesting dates. A spray of flower. Making snow lamps in lantern festival. Shandong qinshu. Spring in Fengyang.

In the long development of history, the differences in geographic and natural environments together with the dissimilarity in history and social customs have formed their own traditional festivals with distinctive features of the ethnical minority. China boasts a long history and a great many nationalities, therefore, there are varied and colorful traditional ethnical festivals, which not only display the abundant national cultures, but also reveal their close links with people

Chinese Festival Wall Chart: Lantern Festival - Traditional

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Product Characteristics- 1.Simplified and Traditional Chinese 2.Step-by-step Curriculum 3.Everyday Chinese 4.Situational Learning 5.Video & 3D Animated Lessons 6.Glimpses into Chinese Culture 7.Fully Interactive CD-ROMs 8.Multi-stage DVD Series 9.Chinese Proficiency Test Table of Contents- 1. Picture Dictionary: You've studied Chinese for a while now, but what do you know about Chinese culture? Take a look at this issue to see how many of these holidays/festivals from both the East and West you recognize...