1. Happy Chinese New Year! Written by Jessica Kratzer, Literacy & Assistive Technology Coach, D75 This book dedicated to the Ho Family in Oakland, CA. Boardmaker,The…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Mandarin is the official language of China - also known as pŭtōnghuà. Many regional dialects - Mandarin & Cantonese most widely spoken. Large Chinese…

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1.  2.   3. The Origin of the lunar New Year Festival can be traced back thousands years, involving a series of colorful legends and traditions. One of the famous legend…

1. Language Structure 新年好Xin Nian Hao Happy New Year！ Traditionally， the new year greetings are done by two hands together in the front and bow slightly. 2. Vocabulary新Pinyin…

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1. Chinese New Year Celebration at WPU Click to see next slide 15. Photos & Slide show By Della O’Malley 16. The End

Slide 1 Slide 2  As the Chinese use the Lunar calendar for their festivals the date of Chinese New Year changes from year to year. The date corresponds to the new moon…