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The Origin of Traditional Spring Festival and Legendary English

How did the Spring Festival in China come about? What year? What are the legends?

According to legend, Nian beast is big and small, more than ten feet long, with eyes like two bells, and it comes and goes like the wind; It makes the sound of "Nian ~" when it barks, hence the name "Nian Beast".

In ancient times, at midnight at the end of the year, Nian Beasts would attack villages, and all the villages occupied by Nian Beasts were brutally slaughtered. The horns on their heads were weapons.

People take advantage of the three weaknesses of Nian beast, set off firecrackers (which will scare Nian beast), put up Spring Festival couplets and drive Nian beast away. In order to prevent the Nian beast from harassing again, setting off firecrackers and posting Spring Festival couplets have gradually become holiday customs, and the Spring Festival has therefore become one of the symbols of the Chinese nation.

After the animals are driven away, people always say happily to each other, "It's been another year." Slowly, there is a saying of Chinese New Year, and there is a custom of Chinese New Year.

Let's briefly describe the origin of "Year" in Chinese and English:

The legend? China? New Year

The Legend of the Origin of China New Year

A long time ago in China,

There's a beast, Nina.

Once upon a time in China, there was a monster named Nian.

I am nian.

I have sharp teeth and huge claws.

I am nian. I have sharp teeth and huge claws.

People are afraid of Nian.

People are afraid of Nian.

So I'll sneak into the village

Scared everyone.

So I will sneak into the village to scare everyone.

But I'm afraid of three things:

Loud noise, fire and red.

But I'm afraid of three things: noise, fire and red.

Let's fight back!

Let's fight back!

Let's beat the drums!

Let's beat the drums!

Let's set off firecrackers.

Let's set off firecrackers!

Let's put on red!

Let's put on red clothes!

I ran away in 2000 and never came back.

Ran away from home in 2000 and never came back.

People celebrate this day every year.

People celebrate this day every year.

This is the origin of the Spring Festival.

This is the origin of the Spring Festival.