Enjoy reading about these famous festivals that take place in China throughout the year. For the Mid Autumn Festival, Chinese people celebrate by eating moon cakes while looking at the full moon. For the Double Ninth Festival, on the ninth day of the ninth month, is celebrated by paying respects to your elders and by eating rice cakes. For the Dragon Boat Festival, celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth month, they race dragon boats and eat rice dumplings. Ching Ming Festival (or Tomb Sweeping Day) is usually celebrated on the 15th day from the Spring Equinox. On this day, you go out and get fresh air while remembering your past ancestors by paying your respect. The Lantern Festival is celebrated on the 15th day of the 1st month. On this day, you fly paper lanterns out to the sky to signal the end of the Chinese New Year celebrations. On Chinese New Year, is the first day of the Chinese calendar. This is the biggest holiday of them all. People celebrate by eating, spending time with relatives and loved ones, receiving red envelopes, and watching dragon and lion dances. Please view more details on each title in Simplified Chinese characters.
本套书由美术教育绘本研究课题组主编，中央美院师生及中国优秀画家创作，取材于中华传统民俗故事，配合精美的绘本图文，让孩子们了解中国的传统文化。这套图书在插画、文字以及设计上保留传统精髓的同时，加入易于孩子理解的创新元素，作为孩子接触最早的传统绘画文学作品形式之一，既贴近儿童的世界，又富有艺术性、观赏性和启发性。本套书为国家“十一五”课题项目。请参阅每本书的中文简介.
Book Titles:
Mid-Autumn Festival 中秋节
Double Ninth Festival 重阳节
Dragon Boat Festival 端午节
Ching Ming Festival 清明节
Lantern festival 元宵节
Chinese New Year 春节
Paperback, Traditional Chinese characters, 32 pages/book, 10.25"x7.25"
