综合英语教程 3 - Unit 13 课件.ppt

Listening and Speaking;Listening and Speaking;Brainstorming;Chinese Festivals;Book 3-Unit 13;The Day for Mourning the Dead Qingming Memorial Day Tomb-sweeping Day;Times Before and After a Festival;Activities for Group Celebrations;getting together family reunion feasts watching CCTV New Years Eve Show playing cards/majiang giving gifts to... making New Years visits sending New Years greetings/greeting cards to...;Activities for Children’s Celebrations ;Jiaozi (dumplings) Steamed bread/bun Braided bun stuffed/plain bun Zongzi various dishes hot dishes cold dishes Chinese salad ;Festivals In English Speaking Countries;Listening;Water-sprinkling Festival of the Dai ; The second day is devoted to splashing water on everyone, as a symbol of good luck and happiness; the more water one is splashed with, the happier one will be. On the third day are held the “dropping the pouch” game（丢包) and the “ascending higher”（放高升） competition. During the festival, the Dai people also hold boat races, dance the peacock dance and play the Ganbai（赶摆）game.;The Torch Festival;Task 1: Listen and answer the following questions.; Reference Answers ;3. In what special way do some Yizu people in Yunnan celebrate the Festival? 4. What is the torch parade like? ; The Torch Festival is celebrated by various national (1) ____________ in China’s Southwest, including Yizu (彝族), Baizu (白族), Hani (哈尼族), Lisu (傈僳族), Naxi 纳西族, Primi (普米族) and Lahu (拉祜族). The Torch Festival usually begins in early June or on the 24th or 25th of the month, and it often lasts for three days. Some people believe the use of a torch has something to do with the human (2) ____________ in primitive times. It is also believed that fire helps to get rid of pests so that the crops can grow well. ; During the festival, the villagers put up (3) _______ _________ to make big torches in their villages, and they put smaller torches in front of their doors, and at night, the villages are as bright as the day. Young