Chinese New Year and Cultural Traditions
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Первый день посвящен ______ богам и предкам, нанесению визитов новогодних поздравлений, поеданию благоприятных блюд и приему гостей с чаем и сладостями.

почитанию

На ______ день некоторые семьи делают тофу, чтобы продемонстрировать свою бережливость.

четвертый

В ______, шестой и седьмой дни отмечаются такие мероприятия, как забой свиней или покупка мяса, уборка домов и приготовление пароварных хлебов.

пятый

Написание китайских ______ имеет большое значение в китайской культуре.

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Китайский Новый год - это 15-дневное ______, наполненное традициями и обычаями.

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В ______ день люди поклоняются своим предкам на их могилах.

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Во время празднования Китайского Нового года некоторые люди практикуют написание [пробел] с помощью кистей и чернил.

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Китайский язык состоит из множества [пробел], включая мандаринский, кантонский, хоккиен, теочжу и хакка.

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В это время года многие люди стремятся изучить [пробел] и практиковать разговорную речь на своем родном языке.

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Китайский Новый год следует [пробел] календарю, который означает, что дата меняется каждый год в зависимости от лунной фазы.

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В Китае, в отличие от западных стран, нет широко распространенной концепции [пробел].

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Вместо этого даты упоминаются на основе [пробел] календаря, где цикл луны определяет месяц, а солнечный цикл влияет на сезонные атрибуты месяцев.

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Study Notes

Daily Activities

Chinese New Year is a 15-day celebration, steeped in traditions and customs. Every day presents unique activities, from honoring gods and deities to visiting relatives and sharing meals with family and friends. Here's a glimpse into what takes place during the festivities:

First Day

The first day is dedicated to paying respect to deities and ancestors, making new year calls, eating auspicious foods, and welcoming guests with tea and sweets. Traditional dishes include dumplings, rice cakes, and nian gao (年糕). Married women visit their birth parents, while businesses reopen and prayers are held.

Second and Third Days

People may travel outside of China for a short break, particularly to countries in Southeast Asia.

Fourth Day

In some places, families make bean curd to demonstrate their thriftiness.

Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Days

These days are marked by activities like butchering pigs or buying meat, cleaning houses, and making steamed bread.

Eighth Day

On this day, people worship their ancestors at their tombs.

Ninth Day (New Year's Eve)

This day involves pasting Spring Festival couplets, Gods of Gates, and New Year pictures, having a family reunion dinner, Chinese New Year TV gala, and staying up all night on its eve. The dumpling is an important dish during the dinner.

Writing Chinese Characters

Writing Chinese characters, also known as calligraphy, holds great importance in Chinese culture. It is often considered an art form that requires patience, precision, and skill. During Chinese New Year celebrations, some may engage in writing "Spring Festival couplets" or other traditional texts using brushes and ink.

Learning Languages

The Chinese language consists of multiple dialects, including Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Teochew, and Hakka, among others. As part of cultural preservation efforts, many communities strive to maintain these languages and pass them down to future generations. Some people may use this time to learn more about their heritage and practice speaking their native tongue.

Time Expressions

Chinese New Year follows the lunar calendar, which means the date changes each year according to the lunar phase. This unique timing adds to the significance of the event and reinforces its connection with nature and the cycles of life.

Days of the Week

In China, unlike Western countries, there isn't a widespread concept of days of the week. Instead, dates are referred to based on the lunisolar calendar, where the cycle of the moon determines the month and the solar cycle influences the seasonal attributes of the months.

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Explore the various activities and customs associated with Chinese New Year celebrations, from honoring deities and ancestors to writing Chinese characters and learning about different dialects. Dive into the rich cultural heritage and traditions observed during this 15-day festive period.

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