Lantern Festival English edition handwritten newspaper

After the Spring Festival is the Lantern Festival. How to plan the English version of Lantern Festival handwritten newspaper? Below I have compiled the English version of the Lantern Festival handwritten newspaper for you, hoping to help you!

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The English version of the Lantern Festival handwritten newspaper: 1 Lantern Festival is on the fifth day of the lunar calendar 1 month, usually in February or March of the solar calendar. As early as the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-25 AD), it has become a festival of great significance. The important activity of this day is watching lanterns. Throughout the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD), Buddhism prevailed in China. An emperor heard that Buddhist monks would watch the relics (the remains of Buddha's body after cremation) and light lanterns to worship Buddha on the fifth day of the sixth lunar month (1), so he ordered lanterns to be lit in palaces and temples on this day to show his respect for Buddha. Later, the Buddhist ceremony developed into a grand festival for ordinary people, and its influence expanded from the Central Plains to the whole of China.

On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, just after the Spring Festival, the traditional festival Lantern Festival in China was ushered in. The main activity of the Lantern Festival is watching lights. During the reign of Emperor Han Ming, Ming Di advocated Buddhism. According to legend, on the fifteenth day of the first month, the monks watched the relics and lit lamps to worship Buddha, so they ordered the palaces and temples to light lamps to worship Buddha that night, so that all the gentry and ordinary people could hang lamps. Later, this Buddhist ceremonial festival gradually formed a grand folk festival. This festival has experienced the development process from the court to the people, and from the Central Plains to the whole country.

To this day, the Lantern Festival is still held every year all over the country. Lanterns of various shapes and sizes are hung on the street, attracting countless tourists. Children will wander around the street with homemade or bought lanterns, very excited. Solve riddles on the lanterns is an important part of this festival. The owner of the lantern writes the riddle on a piece of paper and then sticks it on the lantern. If tourists have answers to riddles, they can take out the paper and go to the owner of the lantern to check their answers. If they are right, they will get a small gift. This activity appeared in the Song Dynasty (960- 1279) when people were enjoying lanterns. Because riddles are interesting and full of wisdom, they have been welcomed by all walks of life.

To this day, the custom of lighting lanterns on the Lantern Festival is still circulating all over China. On this day, all kinds of beautiful lanterns will be lit. The children are very happy to walk around the street with homemade lanterns and introduce themselves to the English introduction of the Lantern Festival. Solve riddles on the lanterns is also an important activity of the Lantern Festival. The owner of the lantern will write riddles on the lantern and hang them at the door. If anyone can guess, they will get a small gift. This activity originated in the Song Dynasty. Because riddles can stimulate wisdom and interest, they are very popular in all walks of life.

People will eat Yuanxiao on this day, so it is also called "Lantern Festival". Yuanxiao has another name, Tangyuan. It is a small glutinous rice dumpling filled with rose petals, sesame seeds, red bean paste, jujube paste, walnut kernel, dried fruit, sugar and edible oil. Tangyuan can be boiled, fried and steamed. It tastes sweet and delicious. What's more, the pronunciation of glutinous rice balls in Chinese is similar to "reunion", which means reunion. So people eat moon cakes to symbolize family unity, harmony and happiness.

The English version of the Lantern Festival handwritten newspaper content: 2 riddles:

1. Which month do soldiers hate?

2. How many feet are there in a yard?

3. Why are empty wallets always the same?

4. What book has the most exciting chapters?

5. What kind of dog doesn't bite or bark?

6. What is the smallest room in the world?

7. What kind of water should people drink for health?

8. How do we know that the ocean is friendly?

9. Which can move faster, hot or cold?

10. Who can't live in a house? Who can't live in a house?

1 1. What never asks questions but gets many answers?

12. What question can you never answer "Yes"?

13. You have. You read it. There are some pictures in it?

14. A mouse has a big pocket. What is it?

15. It has a head but no neck. It has a body, but no body temperature. Can you travel without feet?

Answer:

1.- March (March)

It depends on how many people are standing in the yard. (yard)

3.- It hasn't changed.

4. A cookbook. (moving, stirring)

5. Hot dogs. (hot dog)

6. mushrooms. (Mushroom)

7.- Drink well water. (Well water, health)

8.- It will fluctuate. (Wave after wave)

9.-hot, because you will catch cold.

10.- Snowman (Snowman)

1 1.- dictionary

12.- Are you dead? Are you dead? )

13.- book (book)

14.- A kangaroo (kangaroo)

15. A car