"Traditional Chinese Festivals" PPT courseware

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"Traditional Chinese Festivals" PPT courseware

Part One: Writing Objectives

1. Contact life, select real and specific examples in life, and write.

2. Understand traditional festivals and feel the cultural connotation of traditional Chinese festivals in writing.

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Write about the process of celebrating the festival

Choose a traditional festival and write an exercise. You can write about the process of celebrating the festival at home, or you can write impressive stories about what happened during the festival.

Chinese traditional festivals PPT, part 2: writing guidance

Traditional festivals include the origin and time of the festival, the purpose of celebrating the festival, the celebrations held during the festival, and then review what fun things happened during the festival, or things that impressed you deeply. When writing about the process of the festival, you can write it in chronological order, such as what to do first and what to do next. From the beginning of the activity to the end of the activity, clearly write down what is done in each step. When writing, pay attention to changing the expression appropriately to avoid turning into a running account.

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Mid-Autumn Festival

The moon is extra round tonight, and today’s mooncakes are extra sweet. Because today is one of the oldest traditional festivals in China - the Mid-Autumn Festival.

I sat on the balcony, savoring the fragrant mooncakes with my family, watching the dark night gradually weave into the sky, and the looming bright moon also climbed into the starry sky. Grandma told me that if I eat moon cakes while looking at the moon, my eyes will become brighter. I looked at the moon and thought of the story of Chang'e flying to the moon. I picked up another piece of mooncake with sweet-scented osmanthus filling. When I bit into the mooncake, it seemed as if a garden full of osmanthus trees appeared in front of my eyes. Even the faint patterns on the moon seemed to me like Wu Gang cutting osmanthus and the Jade Rabbit pounding medicine... …

On this Mid-Autumn Festival, our family of three reunites, and that's enough. I looked at the amiable faces of my parents, and thought of many families who could not be reunited, and a feeling of happiness suddenly came to my heart. Moon cakes symbolize reunion, so I hope my family will always be reunited!

The milky white moonlight cascaded across the sky, drawing my thoughts outside. I couldn't help but think of my friends in the distance, wondering if they were also bathing in the moonlight. Thinking back on our friendship, a smile appeared on my lips. "Happy Mid-Autumn Festival" was enough to express everything I wanted to say. The indifferent moon is still smiling, sending blessings to thousands of households. "Nung, moon and new moon!"

Comment: The Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival for family reunions and missing loved ones. This article specifically describes the scene of the author's family of three happily reuniting on the Mid-Autumn Festival, expressing the young author's joy for the family reunion and his best wishes to people.

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