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 -a story of a terrible mythical monster who
    preyed on villagers.


   The lion-like monster’s name was Nian ( 年 )
    which is also the Chinese word for “year."
 A wise old man told the villagers to scare off
 the evil Nian by making loud noises with
 drums and firecrackers.

 They Hang red paper cutouts and scrolls on
 their doors because for some reason, the
 Nian is scared of the color red.
Cjinese project1
 There are large celebrations throughout the
 streets of China.

 People are dressed in red, and there are
 dragon shows.
Cjinese project1
 Yuanbao (Jiaozi). In North China, everyone eats the
  jiaozi dumplings, Families will make a dough and
  wrap it around pork and cabbage, and boil the
  dumplings, then serve them with vinegar and soy
  sauce.
 Sweets. Serving desserts brings a sweet life in the
  new year.
 Tangerines and Oranges. Displaying and
  eating these fruits is said to bring wealth and
  luck.
 Jai. This vegetarian dish is eaten because its
  part of the Buddhist culture to cleanse
  yourself with vegetables.
Cjinese project1
   The New Year's Eve dinner is the most important
    dinner for Chinese. Normally this is the family
    reunion dinner, especially for those with family
    member away from home.

   Fireworks are used to drive away the evil in China.
    Right after the 12:00PM of the New Year's Eve,
    fireworks will be launched to celebrate the coming
    of the New Year as well as driven away the evil.
   Red packet is a red envelope with money in it, range
    from one to a few thousand Chinese Yuan. It was
    believed that the money in the red packet will
    suppress the evil from the children, keep the
    children healthy, and long living.
   After the cleaning, people will decorate the house to
    welcome the New Year. Most of the decorations are
    red in color.
Past                                        Present
   Everybody go to parents' home to           Some people still dine home but
    have dinner on the night before             there is a lot of people eating out
    Chinese New Year.                           too. Also, it's not limited to the
                                                night before the new year. Some
   Everybody go to parents' home to            families will have a big meal the
    have dinner on the night before             previous weekend before new year
    Chinese New Year.                           comes.

   Money is put into a red packet called      There is still quite a lot of flower
    'lai see' to give to children and not       kiosks but almost no one sells new
    married young people. Senior                year related food items. Most kiosks
    members of the family will also give        sell toys and cheap gadgets.
    it to the close relatives regardless
    they are married or not.
Cjinese project1
   http://www.chinesenewyears.info/chinese-new-year-traditions.php

   http://chineseculture.about.com/od/chinesefestivals/tp/Chinese-New-Year-
    Guide-Prepare-And-Celebrate-Chinese-New-Year.htm

   http://www.history.com/topics/chinese-new-year-traditions-and-symbols

   http://www.travelchinaguide.com/essential/holidays/spring-festival.htm

   http://education2.uvic.ca/Faculty/mroth/438/china/chinese_new_year.html
THE END!!!

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Cjinese project1

  • 2.  -a story of a terrible mythical monster who preyed on villagers.  The lion-like monster’s name was Nian ( 年 ) which is also the Chinese word for “year."
  • 3.  A wise old man told the villagers to scare off the evil Nian by making loud noises with drums and firecrackers.  They Hang red paper cutouts and scrolls on their doors because for some reason, the Nian is scared of the color red.
  • 5.  There are large celebrations throughout the streets of China.  People are dressed in red, and there are dragon shows.
  • 7.  Yuanbao (Jiaozi). In North China, everyone eats the jiaozi dumplings, Families will make a dough and wrap it around pork and cabbage, and boil the dumplings, then serve them with vinegar and soy sauce.  Sweets. Serving desserts brings a sweet life in the new year.
  • 8.  Tangerines and Oranges. Displaying and eating these fruits is said to bring wealth and luck.  Jai. This vegetarian dish is eaten because its part of the Buddhist culture to cleanse yourself with vegetables.
  • 10. The New Year's Eve dinner is the most important dinner for Chinese. Normally this is the family reunion dinner, especially for those with family member away from home.  Fireworks are used to drive away the evil in China. Right after the 12:00PM of the New Year's Eve, fireworks will be launched to celebrate the coming of the New Year as well as driven away the evil.
  • 11. Red packet is a red envelope with money in it, range from one to a few thousand Chinese Yuan. It was believed that the money in the red packet will suppress the evil from the children, keep the children healthy, and long living.
  • 12. After the cleaning, people will decorate the house to welcome the New Year. Most of the decorations are red in color.
  • 13. Past Present  Everybody go to parents' home to  Some people still dine home but have dinner on the night before there is a lot of people eating out Chinese New Year. too. Also, it's not limited to the night before the new year. Some  Everybody go to parents' home to families will have a big meal the have dinner on the night before previous weekend before new year Chinese New Year. comes.  Money is put into a red packet called  There is still quite a lot of flower 'lai see' to give to children and not kiosks but almost no one sells new married young people. Senior year related food items. Most kiosks members of the family will also give sell toys and cheap gadgets. it to the close relatives regardless they are married or not.
  • 15. http://www.chinesenewyears.info/chinese-new-year-traditions.php  http://chineseculture.about.com/od/chinesefestivals/tp/Chinese-New-Year- Guide-Prepare-And-Celebrate-Chinese-New-Year.htm  http://www.history.com/topics/chinese-new-year-traditions-and-symbols  http://www.travelchinaguide.com/essential/holidays/spring-festival.htm  http://education2.uvic.ca/Faculty/mroth/438/china/chinese_new_year.html