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A. the Dragon Boat Festival B. the Spring Festival C. the Mid-Autumn Festival D. the Lantern Festival E. Christmas |
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A. Can you tell me more about it? B. What's your favourite festival? C. Is it the MidAutumn Festival? D. Can I ask you some questions? E. Do you like them? |
A: Excuse me.
B: Yes, please.
A: I can see some lanterns on the door.
B: Haha... no. It's the Spring Festival. It's the most special day in China.
A: Really?
B: Sure. It's often in January or February. And people often eat dumplings.
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B: Yes，I like them very much.
A: Oh，in America the most special festival is Christmas. And it's my favourite festival.
In America, Thanksgiving is a family festival. It is in autumn. On that day, people have a big family dinner. Turkey and pumpkin pie (火鸡和南瓜饼) are their traditional food. They also tell Thanksgiving stories and say "thank you" for their food, families and friends.
In China, we also have a family festival. It is the Mid-Autumn Festival. It is in autumn, too. We eat moon cakes, watch the moon and tell stories about the moon. We have a special family dinner, too.
The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the most important festivals（最重要的节日之一）in China. It is usually in September or October. On this day, people usually have a happy get-together（团聚在一起）with their family. They eat moon cakes and a lot of other（其他）delicious food. The moon cakes look like the round moon. It means（意味着）get-together at night, people usually watch the bright moon with their family and friends. And the children usually hang the colourful and beautiful lanterns. All the children like them very much. They all have fun.
要求：1. 条理清晰，意思连贯，语句通顺，标点正确，书写规范；2. 请接着第一句话往下写；3. 至少50词。
参考词汇：clean the room, buy..., make dumplings, have a big family dinner, watch TV, say..., set off the firecrackers (放鞭炮), visit my grandparents, get red packets (收红包)
Dear Laura,
Welcome to China. Let me tell you something about the Spring Festival.
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Love,
Daming
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