Chinese Spring Festival

The video explores the Chinese Spring Festival, starting with the Gongzi song, which is popular during New Year celebrations. It delves into the significance of Spring Festival's Eve, a time for family reunions and traditional customs like hanging couplets and setting off firecrackers. The story of the Nian beast is shared, explaining the origin of these customs. The video also covers traditional meals, such as dumplings and rice cakes, and highlights the Temple Fair and the Chinese Zodiac. It concludes with the Lantern Festival, marking the end of the Spring Festival with vibrant celebrations.

What does the word 'Gongzi' mean in the context of the Chinese Spring Festival?

• Thank you

• Welcome

• Goodbye

• Congratulations

What is one of the main activities families do on Spring Festival's Eve?

• Visit friends

• Go to the beach

• Watch movies

• Set off firecrackers

Why do people post the 'Fu' character upside down during the Spring Festival?

• To show respect

• To scare away spirits

• To honor ancestors

• To invite happiness and blessings

What is a traditional food eaten in the North of China during Spring Festival's Eve?

• Noodles

• Dumplings

• Sweet soup bowls

• Rice cakes

How long does the Chinese Spring Festival last?

• 7 days

• 20 days

• 10 days

• 15 days

What is the purpose of the Temple Fair during the Spring Festival?

• To plant trees

• To worship ancestors

• To enjoy folk activities

• To buy new clothes

What is the significance of the Zodiac animals in the Chinese calendar?

• They represent different months

• They are used to track years

• They are symbols of wealth

• They are used in cooking

Which animal is associated with the year mentioned in the video?

• Dragon

• Rat

• Tiger

• Ox

What is a common activity during the Lantern Festival?

• Building snowmen

• Eating sweet rice dumplings

• Flying kites

• Swimming

What is the Lantern Festival known for?

• Honoring the sea

• Ending the Spring Festival

• Starting the Spring Festival

• Celebrating the harvest