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英語版給老師的一封信 給老師的一封信教師節(jié)英語篇一

hello!

this new year, i have read a lot of books about the new year, and the book that impresses me most is spring festival.

the author of spring festival is an chengna. a long time ago, there was a monster named "nian". it had two sharp horns and covered with plum red scales. bigger than an elephant, fiercer than a tiger. it looks terrible. every new year's eve, "nian" will come to the village to eat people. one year "nian" came again, and a young man said, "it's better to fight with it than to let it eat!" the young people nearby picked up the weapons on the ground and attacked nian one after another. unfortunately, they were not the opponents of nian, so they were all eaten by nian.

since then, "nian" has become more fierce, so every new year's eve people will hide in caves. another year, new year's eve arrived, just as people were packing up, there was an old man begging. the old man asked people for food, but people were very busy and had no time to pay attention to him. suddenly, an old woman gave him some food and advised him to go up the mountain to hide. but he did not hurry to eat the food his wife gave him. the old woman advised him to run for his life, but he said, "i have a way to get rid of nian. she thought he was talking crazy, so i had to leave him. in the middle of the night, nian broke into the village. she found a big red paper on her door, lit a candle in the room, and burned a torch in the yard. "year" carefully came to the door, and suddenly came the "crackling" sound in the courtyard. then an old man in red came out laughing. "nian" was so scared that he ran out of the village. the original "year" most afraid of red, fire and explosion sound!

the next day, the people who took refuge were very surprised to see that the village was safe and sound! the old woman suddenly realized that the villagers talked about the old man's promise. people flocked to their wives' and in laws' house. they saw red paper pasted in front of the door, and a pile of unburned bamboo in the courtyard was still "popping" and several red candles in the room were still flashing. in fact, the old man is to help people mirror out "nian" immortals.

since then, every new year's eve, every family pastes couplets to set off firecrackers, and every household has bright lights to keep the new year. people call this traditional festival the spring festival.

after reading this book, i realized that the old beggar turned out to be a fairy. i was so moved that the "year" was formed in this way. now we also call it "spring festival". i think this book is very popular. i have learned a lot from it. i really want more foreigners to know and understand the true meaning of the traditional chinese festival "spring festival". thank you!

wish

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your student: huang ziming

英語版給老師的一封信 給老師的一封信教師節(jié)英語篇二

dear mr. cao

hello!

i'm huang qiwei. we haven't seen each other for a long time! first of all, i wish you a happy new year and all the best!

recently, i read a book about the history of the spring festival, and i would like to recommend it to you. the book is called "festival customs". this book is very interesting. every story has a picture, and each story is easy to understand. this book tells us a lot about the customs of chinese festivals, such as spring festival, lantern festival, mid autumn festival and so on. but there are many stories about the spring festival in this book. it happens to be the winter holiday for the spring festival, so i'll tell you the story of the spring festival!

spring festival is one of the most important traditional festivals in our country. there are many customs, such as picking up the god of wealth, stepping on the new year, setting off firecrackers and so on. well, let's choose one to talk about! let's set off firecrackers!

the starting point of setting off firecrackers is the same as that of lighting up lights. but the lights only have light, but no sound. light can ward off evil spirits, and sound can ward off evil spirits. it is said that the setting off of firecrackers was related to jiang ziya. it is said that jiang ziya helped king wu of zhou exterminate king zhou of shang dynasty and went to fengshen platform to confer gods. all the meritorious officials were sealed off, but his wife ma came. when jiang ziya was fishing in the weihe river to wait for king wen of zhou, his wife thought he was poor and stamped off. now that jiang ziya is fighting for the world's deities, she came to ask for the throne. jiang ziya said angrily: "you can be a broomstar. you can only go down to the world in 30 nights. you can drill where it is dark.". later, firecrackers were set off during the spring festival to break the broomstar, leaving her nowhere to hide.

speaking of setting off firecrackers, i think of my father and i set off firecrackers together. it was the night of the new year's eve. the red lanterns in the community had already been hung high on the trees. my father and i secretly bought some firecrackers and set off firecrackers at the designated place. we took a very large board and padded it under it to avoid making a big hole in the floor. the board is about two meters long and one meter wide. we let the people around us get out of the way, and then we started to set off firecrackers. i hold a lighter in my left hand and a firecracker in my right hand. i slowly light the firecrackers. the sound of gunpowder makes my heart thumping. i'm so scared! as a result, the firecrackers exploded in a few seconds after i threw them out. i jumped up happily and succeeded in setting off firecrackers for the first time! "crackle, crackle, crackle" firecrackers are more and more loud, as if even the mountains are shaking up! what a fun night that day!

mr. cao, if you also have good books, please recommend them to me. i will wait for your good books to recommend! bye-bye!

sincerely

salute!

your student: huang qiwei

英語版給老師的一封信 給老師的一封信教師節(jié)英語篇三

mr. cao

hello!

today, i would like to recommend a book for you. the name of this book is "primary school students' reading aid library - folk culture". this book is about the origin and customs of chinese festivals. the reason why i like this book is that when it introduces the calendar of festivals, it always tells a story about the situation at that time. and each article is extremely vivid, from which we can not only learn the origin of many customs, but also understand some unknown history and legend.

my favorite article is called "chongyang climbing, drinking with dogwood.". this article is about the origin of the double ninth festival. it is said that there was a pestilence devil in zhuangnan of the han dynasty, which was extremely ferocious, and would come out to harm people every september 9. there is a man named huanjing in zhuangnan county. because huanjing's parents died in the hands of the pestilence devil, huanjing wanted to kill the pestilence devil to avenge his parents. on this day, huan jing packed up and went to practice magic arts with the famous immortal fei changfang, hoping to kill the evil devil. after a long journey, huan jing finally found the immortal fei changfang. however, things have not been smooth. after huan jing explained his intention, fei changfang refused huan jing's request. so huan jing knelt outside fei changfang for two days and two nights. at last, fei changfang was moved by huan jing's sincerity and accepted him as an apprentice and taught him various skills. on the ninth day of september the next year, fei changfang reckoned that the pestilence would enter the southern city again and harm people. he ordered huan jing to give him some dogwood leaves and chrysanthemum wine and send him back to zhuangnang city. when huan jing arrived in zhuangnan, he took the people to the mountain, and let everyone drink chrysanthemum wine, and filled the mountain with cornus. after that, huan jing stood in front of the mountain with a knife. after a while, the pestilence came as expected. it wanted to go up the mountain and eat people. huan jing stopped him, so they fought together. the smell of cornus and dogwood is not stable for a few rounds. he raised a knife from the mountain. the plague devil was removed, and the people in nancheng finally lived a comfortable life. since then, in order to commemorate september 9, people have designated september 9 as the double ninth festival. on this day, people will climb high with their families, fill the mountains with cornus and drink chrysanthemum wine to pray for themselves and their families. this is the origin of the double ninth festival on september 9.

i like this legend best, because i think huanjing's persistence and bravery are worth learning.

finally, i hope you can enjoy this story. when you are free, you may as well read this book with me.

wish

good health!

your student: guo xugang