2 . 提示:中国是一个礼仪之邦。“不学礼,无以立。”《论语》中的这句话告诉我们,不学会礼仪礼貌,就难以有立身之处。作为祖国未来建设者和接班人的青少年,了解中国传统礼仪和习俗是重要的。请以”My advice about Chinese customs”为题写一篇短文,介绍你了解的中国习俗。
要求:
1. 语言流畅,书写规范,卷面整洁,词数不少于60;
2. 文中不得使用真实姓名、校名,否则以零分计。
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Do you know anyone born in the Year of the Tiger?
In Chinese culture, tigers are seen as the king of all animals.
Tigers have an important cultural meaning not just in China, but across Asia where they live in the wild. For example, in South Korea, the animal is a symbol of justice, humanity and righteousness in local folk tales. Both the 1986 Seoul Asian Games and the 1988 Seoul Summer Olympics used a friendly cartoon tiger is the mascot.
A.And we often use “tiger” in English. |
B.Another famous phrase is “eye of the tiger”. |
C.Chinese want to be fearless in the Year of the Tiger. |
D.They stand for power, energy and protection. |
E.A lot of people are afraid of tigers. |
F.A tiger is also on the flag of the South Korea national soccer team. |
G.What are they like? |
10 . In ancient China, willow branches (柳枝) were often used as a gift to friends and family members who would leave. Do you know why willow branches are a symbol of saying goodbye?
One reason is that willow trees are strong. They can live in any soil, wet or dry, north or south.
Because of this special feature, when saying goodbye to loved ones, giving a willow branch is a way to tell them you hope they will easily get used to their new living environment.
Another reason is that, in Chinese, the pronunciation for the willow tree “柳” is similar to the character “留”. So giving a willow branch in ancient China was like asking the others to stay, even though you know that they must leave.
It’s said that this custom became popular during the Han Dynasty. At that time, Baqiao, a bridge in Chang’an, today’s Xi’an, was a common place to say goodbye. People often stopped there and handed willow branches to people who were going to depart.
Willow branches, as a symbol of saying goodbye, were often mentioned in poems, especially at the time of the Tang and Song dynasties.
1. Who were willow branches often used as a gift to in ancient China?A.One’s parents who would stay. |
B.One’s friends and family members who would leave. |
C.One’s love who would come back after being away for a long time. |
D.One’s friends who would get married. |
A.magic | B.beautiful | C.strong | D.special |
A.asking the others to stay | B.asking the others for help |
C.wishing the others to leave | D.wishing the others can be successful |
A.返回 | B.离开 | C.相遇 | D.分手 |
A.A kind of strong tree—Willow trees. | B.A common place to say goodbye—Baqiao. |
C.A symbol of saying goodbye—Willow branches. | D.A meaningful custom—plant Willow trees. |