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正月十五元宵节英语作文

the 15-day celebration of chinese new year

the first day of the lunar new year is the welcoming of

the

gods

of

the

heavens

and

people

abstain

from

meat

on the first day of the new year because it is believed that

this will ensure long and happy lives for them.

on the second day, the chinese pray to their ancestors

as

well

as

to

all

the

gods.

they

are

extra

kind

to

dogs

and

feed

them

well

as

it

is

believed

that

the

second

day

is

the

birthday

of all dogs.

the

third

and

fourth

days

are

for

the

sons-in- laws

to

pay

respect to their parents-in-law.

the fifth day is called po woo. on that day people stay

home to welcome the god of wealth. no one visits families and

friends

on

the

fifth

day

because

it

will

bring

both

parties

bad

luck.

on the sixth to the 10th day, the chinese visit their

relatives and friends freely. they also visit the temples to

pray for good fortune and health.

the seventh day of the new year is the day for farmers

to

display

their

produce.

these

farmers

make

a

drink

from

seven

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types

of

vegetables

to

celebrate

the

occasion.

the

seventh

day

is also considered the birthday of human beings. noodles are

eaten to promote longevity and raw fish for success.

on the eighth day the fujian people have another family

reunion

dinner,

and

at

midnight

they

pray

to

tian

gong,

the

god

of heaven.

the ninth day is to make offerings to the jade emperor.

the 10th through the th are days that friends and

relatives

should

be

invited

for

dinner.

after

so

much

rich

food,

on

the

13th

day

you

should

have simple

rice congee

and mustard

greens (choi sum) to cleanse the system.

the

14th

day

should

be

for

preparations

to

celebrate

the

lantern festival which is to be held on the 15th night.

the 15-day celebration of chinese new year

the first day of the lunar new year is the welcoming of

the

gods

of

the

heavens

and

people

abstain

from

meat

on the first day of the new year because it is believed that

this will ensure long and happy lives for them.

on the second day, the chinese pray to their ancestors

as

well

as

to

all

the

gods.

they

are

extra

kind

to

dogs

and

feed

them

well

as

it

is

believed

that

the

second

day

is

the

birthday

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of all dogs.

the

third

and

fourth

days

are

for

the

sons-in-laws

to

pay

respect to their parents-in-law.

the fifth day is called po woo. on that day people stay

home to welcome the god of wealth. no one visits families and

friends

on

the

fifth

day

because

it

will

bring

both

parties

bad

luck.

on the sixth to the 10th day, the chinese visit their

relatives and friends freely. they also visit the temples to

pray for good fortune and health.

the seventh day of the new year is the day for farmers

to

display

their

produce.

these

farmers

make

a

drink

from

seven

types

of

vegetables

to

celebrate

the

occasion.

the

seventh

day

is also considered the birthday of human beings. noodles are

eaten to promote longevity and raw fish for success.

on the eighth day the fujian people have another family

reunion

dinner,

and

at

midnight

they

pray

to

tian

gong,

the

god

of heaven.

the ninth day is to make offerings to the jade emperor.

the 10th through the th are days that friends and

relatives

should

be

invited

for

dinner.

after

so

much

rich

food,

on

the

13th

day

you

should

have simple

rice congee

and mustard

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greens (choi sum) to cleanse the system.

the

14th

day

should

be

for

preparations

to

celebrate

the

lantern festival which is to be held on the 15th night.

the 15-day celebration of chinese new year

the first day of the lunar new year is the welcoming of

the

gods

of

the

heavens

and

people

abstain

from

meat

on the first day of the new year because it is believed that

this will ensure long and happy lives for them.

on the second day, the chinese pray to their ancestors

as

well

as

to

all

the

gods.

they

are

extra

kind

to

dogs

and

feed

them

well

as

it

is

believed

that

the

second

day

is

the

birthday

of all dogs.

the

third

and

fourth

days

are

for

the

sons-in- laws

to

pay

respect to their parents-in-law.

the fifth day is called po woo. on that day people stay

home to welcome the god of wealth. no one visits families and

friends

on

the

fifth

day

because

it

will

bring

both

parties

bad

luck.

on the sixth to the 10th day, the chinese visit their

relatives and friends freely. they also visit the temples to

pray for good fortune and health.

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the seventh day of the new year is the day for farmers

to

display

their

produce.

these

farmers

make

a

drink

from

seven

types

of

vegetables

to

celebrate

the

occasion.

the

seventh

day

is also considered the birthday of human beings. noodles are

eaten to promote longevity and raw fish for success.

on the eighth day the fujian people have another family

reunion

dinner,

and

at

midnight

they

pray

to

tian

gong,

the

god

of heaven.

the ninth day is to make offerings to the jade emperor.

the 10th through the th are days that friends and

relatives

should

be

invited

for

dinner.

after

so

much

rich

food,

on

the

13th

day

you

should

have simple

rice congee

and mustard

greens (choi sum) to cleanse the system.

the

14th

day

should

be

for

preparations

to

celebrate

the

lantern festival which is to be held on the 15th night.

the 15-day celebration of chinese new year

the first day of the lunar new year is the welcoming of

the

gods

of

the

heavens

and

people

abstain

from

meat

on the first day of the new year because it is believed that

this will ensure long and happy lives for them.

on the second day, the chinese pray to their ancestors

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as

well

as

to

all

the

gods.

they

are

extra

kind

to

dogs

and

feed

them

well

as

it

is

believed

that

the

second

day

is

the

birthday

of all dogs.

the

third

and

fourth

days

are

for

the

sons-in-laws

to

pay

respect to their parents-in-law.

the fifth day is called po woo. on that day people stay

home to welcome the god of wealth. no one visits families and

friends

on

the

fifth

day

because

it

will

bring

both

parties

bad

luck.

on the sixth to the 10th day, the chinese visit their

relatives and friends freely. they also visit the temples to

pray for good fortune and health.

the seventh day of the new year is the day for farmers

to

display

their

produce.

these

farmers

make

a

drink

from

seven

types

of

vegetables

to

celebrate

the

occasion.

the

seventh

day

is also considered the birthday of human beings. noodles are

eaten to promote longevity and raw fish for success.

on the eighth day the fujian people have another family

reunion

dinner,

and

at

midnight

they

pray

to

tian

gong,

the

god

of heaven.

the ninth day is to make offerings to the jade emperor.

the 10th through the th are days that friends and

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relatives

should

be

invited

for

dinner.

after

so

much

rich

food,

on

the

13th

day

you

should

have simple

rice congee

and mustard

greens (choi sum) to cleanse the system.

the

14th

day

should

be

for

preparations

to

celebrate

the

lantern festival which is to be held on the 15th night.

the 15-day celebration of chinese new year

the first day of the lunar new year is the welcoming of

the

gods

of

the

heavens

and

people

abstain

from

meat

on the first day of the new year because it is believed that

this will ensure long and happy lives for them.

on the second day, the chinese pray to their ancestors

as

well

as

to

all

the

gods.

they

are

extra

kind

to

dogs

and

feed

them

well

as

it

is

believed

that

the

second

day

is

the

birthday

of all dogs.

the

third

and

fourth

days

are

for

the

sons-in- laws

to

pay

respect to their parents-in-law.

the fifth day is called po woo. on that day people stay

home to welcome the god of wealth. no one visits families and

friends

on

the

fifth

day

because

it

will

bring

both

parties

bad

luck.

on the sixth to the 10th day, the chinese visit their

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relatives and friends freely. they also visit the temples to

pray for good fortune and health.

the seventh day of the new year is the day for farmers

to

display

their

produce.

these

farmers

make

a

drink

from

seven

types

of

vegetables

to

celebrate

the

occasion.

the

seventh

day

is also considered the birthday of human beings. noodles are

eaten to promote longevity and raw fish for success.

on the eighth day the fujian people have another family

reunion

dinner,

and

at

midnight

they

pray

to

tian

gong,

the

god

of heaven.

the ninth day is to make offerings to the jade emperor.

the 10th through the th are days that friends and

relatives

should

be

invited

for

dinner.

after

so

much

rich

food,

on

the

13th

day

you

should

have simple

rice congee

and mustard

greens (choi sum) to cleanse the system.

the

14th

day

should

be

for

preparations

to

celebrate

the

lantern festival which is to be held on the 15th night.

the 15-day celebration of chinese new year

the first day of the lunar new year is the welcoming of

the

gods

of

the

heavens

and

people

abstain

from

meat

on the first day of the new year because it is believed that

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