The most effective way to learn a language is by immersing yourself in its culture, and food plays a key role. In China, food is not just for nourishment—it expresses emotions, celebrates life, and brings good fortune. This year, Chinese New Year runs from January 29 to February 12, with Chú xī (除夕) on January 28, when families gather for a tuán yuán fàn (团圆饭), a reunion dinner symbolizing unity.…
What You Don’t Know About Chinese New Year 2021 is the Year of the Ox, the ox being of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals. In fact, there are similar customs in many countries. For example, Myanmar has eight zodiac animals that, similarly to the Chinese zodiac, are assigned to people depending on their date of birth.…
Ok, you know the Chinese New Year. But do you know what Chinese do on the Chinese New Year’s Eve?
1. A: Becky, it’s about midnight. Wǒmen qù fàng biānpào, hǎo ma? B: Sure! Let’s go! What are they going to do?…
1. B 2. A 3. C 4. B 5. C <<Back to “Video Lesson: Chinese New Year (Part II)” …
Things you need to know about Chinese New Year.
1. A: Ellie, jīntiān shì chúxī, let’s make some dumplings. B: Sure, I love dumplings! Which of followings is true? Please choose the best answer. A. Today is New Year’s Day. B. Today is Chinese New Year. C.…
