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中国传统节日文化英语读本

包邮中国传统节日文化英语读本

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  • ISBN:9787566321503
  • 装帧:一般胶版纸
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  • 开本:26cm
  • 页数:165页
  • 出版时间:2020-06-01
  • 条形码:9787566321503 ; 978-7-5663-2150-3

内容简介

本书以图文对照形式介绍中国传统节日, 向西方读者展现中国传统节日文化悠久的历史和丰厚的文化底蕴。以图文对照的形式, 表现中国特有的风俗习惯和中国文化的价值观、审美观, 让西方读者通过中国传统节日了解中国文化, 品读中国传统文化。

目录

Chinese Traditional Festivals
The Spring Festival
The Lantern Festival
The Longtaitou Festival
The Cold Food Festival
The Qingming Festival
The Duanwu Festival
The Qixi Festival
The Zhongyuan Festival
The Mid-Autumn Festival
The Chongyang Festival
The Dongzhi Festival
The Laba Festival
The Little New Year
The New Year's Eve

Festivals of Ethnic Minorities in China
The Water Splashing Festival
The Torch Festival
The Sanyuesan Festival
The Lusheng Festival
The Knife Ladder Climbing Festival
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  Legends of the Festival  There are many legends about the origins of the Longtaitou Festival. One of them is aboutthe daughter of the Dragon King.  The Dragon King of East Sea had a beautiful daughter, who was born on February 2nd.One day the young daughter slipped out of the Dragon Palace and came to the mortal world.She saw those withered crops in the fields and became very sad. She took out a handful of redbeans and scattered them into the fields. Suddenly, clouds began to gather in the sky. Lighteningflashed and thunder rumbled, and there came the downpour of rain. When the rain finallystopped, the crops were all lightened up by a beautiful color of green. The Dragon King wasoutrageous when he learnt what his daughter had done in the mortal world. He believed that itwas an offense against rules as the princess made the rain without his permission. As a result,the daughter was driven out of the palace as a punishment by the Dragon King. The DragonQueen missed her daughter so much that on her birthday, February 2nd, the queen came out ofthe water and raised her head to look up to the sky and cried her sorrows out. Her cry turnedinto the thunder and her tears the heavy rain, and thus the spring thunder and rain bringing lifeto earth and good hope of harvest for the farmers.[2]Customs of the Festival  The customs of the Longtaitou Festival have changed over time. It came into shape in theTang and Song Dynasties and reached its heyday in the Qing Dynasty and since the mid-20century, it has gone to a decline.Shaving Dragon's Head  The custom of Shaving Dragon's Head, which is to have a haircut on February 2nd is anationwide practice. People believe that it is improper to cut hair during January, as there was asaying that "Don't have a haircut in January, or your uncle must meet a disaster, even death."Therefore, when January is over, everyone wears long beard and hair, and a refreshing haircut isgreatly in need. People choose to cut their hair on February 2nd as it is the day when "thedragon raises its head", which sounds auspicious.[3]  Even today many Chinese follow the tradition. They choose to have their hair cut on Feb2nd of the lunar calendar. Hairdressers are extremely busy on this day. They advertise their services for children's "auspicious haircut" and "dragon haircut" for adults, hoping to bring luckto their customers. As the dragon raises its head, virtually everybody, old and young, will cuttheir hair that day. It's believed to bring good luck, health, and wellbeing for the entire year.Therefore, many Chinese who follow the tradition choose to have their hair cut on Feb 2nd ofthe lunar calendar.[4]Worshipping the Dragon King  In Shanxi, Shandong, Shaanxi and Henan provinces, people observe the practice ofworshipping the Dragon King on the day of February 2nd. They offer sacrifice to the DragonKing on the day and dine together near the Temple of Dragon King, which is called "temple fairgathering". In Henan province, people worship not only the dragon king but also the grind andpestle, which is believed to be closely related to dragons. In Shandong Province, everyhousehold put up the upper part of the stone mill, indicating the so-called "dragon raising itshead", which will bring an in-time spring drizzle and ample food and clothing for a whole year.  In Hebei province, there is a grand ceremony called "Dragon Table Club". Members of theclub worship the Dragon Tablet, which is usually enshrined in the house of the head of the Club.The head of the Club offers incenses and sacrifice every day to the tablet; on the first day andthe fifteenth day of every month, people from the village or other villages will come to bumincense and make a wish to the tablet. The Club ceremony begins on the fist day of Februaryand ends at the fourth day. During the four days, a special tent will be set up for the dragon god,which is called "religious tent", where Taoist priests are called in to hold religious rituals, andthe Dragon Tablet is carried to the tent in a yellow-curtained sedan for worshipping. During thisperiod, performances of local operas and carnivals will be given. Families invite friends andrelatives to get together. It is one of the most significant and hilarious festivals in the localcommunities, no less than the Spring Festival and the Lantern Festival.  ……

作者简介

袁凤识,男,北方工业大学文法学院副院长,北京外国语大学博士,教授,研究方向应用认知语言学,发表论文20余篇,主持省部级课题2项,获得省部级教学成果奖1项。

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