Cheers for China!
making things. One of the most popular
foods to make are dumplings! China also has
a special festival just for picnics, delicious
food, and beautiful decorations: The
Quingming Festival! Sometimes on the
picnics the food is made during the picnics.
It’s lots of fun. I guess it’s now time to stir up
all these yummy food facts and go on to
more excitement!
New Year Month. Everything about festivals is
amazing, and there are a lot more, but this is
as far as we can go. CHINA!!!
Now that you’ve read a lot about China,
it’s time to sum it up. There are lots of cool,
interesting, and fun facts and things about
China, and remember: Even though China
may not be the best place in the world, you
should still be happy about it and not think it
is disgusting (if that’s your opinion) even
though it’s crowded and very loud for all the
people talking. I guess it’s time to say
goodbye and bring this up to a close. Also,
now that you know a lot about China, you
know what to say if someone asks you:
“What did you learn today?”
Now we go onto “Lighting up the town”
and millions of lights and fun! One of the
most beautifulest festivals are the Moon
Festival and the Lantern Festival. Beginning
with the Moon Festival, this festival is
celebrated when the moon is the brightest,
biggest, and roundest. The whole town lights
up when the moon is shining. People also eat
a special kind of food during the festival-a
mooncake! No, it isn’t a moon in a cake.
Instead, on the outside it has a pretty design
and is a sweet bread taste. On the inside it is
a type of berry filling. Our very last fact to
share about China is about the Lantern
Festival. It is celebrated on the first Chinese
SOURCES
Britannica’s School. China things. https://
school.eb.com/levels/elementary/search/
images?
query=China%20things&includeLevelOne=1
&page-1
China highlights. Traditional Festivals and
Events. https://www.chinahighlights.com/
festivals/traditional-festivals/
LEFT: “Lanterns at the Lantern Festival” www.jumpimmersion.com
RIGHT: “The Great Wall of China” https://britannica.com
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