Chinese New Year Traditions and Beliefs

The video explores the Chinese New Year, starting with the legend of Nian, a beast that terrorized villagers until they discovered its fears. It then explains the Chinese zodiac, where animals raced to earn a year named after them. The video details the 15-day celebration, including traditions like cleaning, family feasts, and the Lantern Festival. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content.

What was the beast Nian afraid of according to the legend?

• Sunlight, rain, and the color green

• Water, wind, and snow

• Loud noises, fire, and the color red

• Darkness, silence, and the color blue

Which animal won the race organized by the Jade Emperor?

• Ox

• Tiger

• Rat

• Dragon

How many animals were honored with a year named after them in the Chinese zodiac?

• 16

• 10

• 14

• 12

What is believed to be influenced by the animal representing your birth year?

• Your health

• Your wealth

• Your personality

• Your career

In which of the following countries is the Chinese New Year celebrated?

• India

• Vietnam

• Australia

• Brazil

How long do the Chinese New Year celebrations last?

• 7 days

• 10 days

• 15 days

• 20 days

What is the significance of cleaning the home before the Chinese New Year?

• To prepare for a party

• To remove bad luck

• To welcome guests

• To impress neighbors

What is the Lantern Festival associated with?

• The beginning of the New Year

• The end of the 15-day celebration

• The middle of the New Year

• The start of spring

What do people typically do on the first day of the Chinese New Year?

• Travel abroad

• Go to work

• Spend time with family

• Visit temples

What is given to children during the Chinese New Year celebrations?

• Clothes

• Toys

• Red envelopes

• Books