(Second Semester) Unit - 5: What plans do you have for the holiday? Objective: a. describe holiday plan b. describe how Chinese people celebrate / any other holiday c. Compare one of US and Chinese holiday

Unit 6: Ordering Food Objective: a. call out different kind of Western (America) food and Chinese food b. shop at the supermarket c. Making a shopping list

Unit 7: Good Weather Objective: a. call out the name for different kind of sport b. describe the popular sport in US and c. tell others the sport they play after school/ spare time

Unit 8: Let’s Go Shopping Objective: a. call out different kind of Western (America) food and Chinese food b. name different kind of drink from Western and Chinese c. use measurement words: 盘，碗， 瓶， 杯，个 d. Ordering food in a restaurant by using proper measurement words jīn tiān jī yuè jī hào xīng qī jī jīn tiān yuè hào xīng qī Q. 今天几月几号星期几？ A. 今天__月___号，星期___。

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MLK -No School Xīn nián kuài lè 新年快乐！ - Happy New Year Research Paper

1/07 1/11 Project - A: Chinese Folk Art and Crafts Project - B: Chinese Holiday and Festival 1. Research paper – 11/14 Project - C: (submit through Canvas) Project - D: Chinese Inventions 2. Culture Note – 11/11 (excluding the 4 major inventions) 3. Vocab. Writing – 1/14 Directions: Thing to Do: Choose one of the topics from the above projects A-D (see details on the next few slides) and research the subject so that you will be able write a 1. Culture Notes - #16 -1/11 summary about what you have read. Start by telling me a little bit about why 2. Vocab. Writing – 1/14 you chose the topic; is this something very familiar to you or your culture? 3. Research Paper: Does it interest you? Or did you just happen upon the subject and were curious? Explain how you would share the topic with other students so they A: Due 11/14 too would be interested. Please be very specific and detailed about it, avoid B: Title, date, name on merely saying “because I like it” , “ it interests me”, or “it seems easy to write top about…” C: 150 – 2001 Words If English is not your first language, please seek help from other English speaking students or ask assistance of your ELD teacher. D: Please type, one space, Please be aware, the consequence of plagiarism is a zero on the assignment, submit it through one day of detention and informing the school. It is ok to use sources but make Canvas sure to cite them appropriately. E: Include pictures/graphics I hope you will find this project to be fun and interesting. F: 50 Points Culture Notes: #16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k- EuZn5JUvM&list=PLCFDD3F76245D00A9

Video – Hello China – Learning One Chinese Culture Word per Day 24. Dragon –龙 25. Phoenix-凤 26. Kung Fu- 功夫 27. Tai Chi Chuan- 太极拳 28. Sword-剑 Video – Hello China – Learning one Chinese culture word a Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-EuZn5JUvM&list=PLCFDD3F76245D00A9 1. China – 中国 35. Mid-Autumn Festival- 中秋节 68 Ethnic Group-民族 84. Wax Printing- 蜡染 2. Hello- 你好 36. Water- Splashing Festival-拨水节 69. Name- 姓名 85. Brocade- 云锦 3. Confucius-孔子 37. Signs of the Chinese Zodiac 70. Family-家 86. Cheongsam- 旗袍 4. SunTzu-孙子 38. - 风水 71 Courtyard- 四合院 87. Tang Suit-唐装 5. Lao Tzu- 老子 39. Lion Dance – 舞狮 72 Alleyway-胡同 88. Fan- 扇子 6. Sun-太阳 40. Door God – 门神 73 Tulou Building-土楼 89. Abacus- 算盘 7. Moon-月亮 41. Wedding- 婚礼 74 Tea-茶 90. Panda-熊猫 8. Chinese Lunar Calendar-中国农历年 42. Matchmaker- 红娘 75 Chopsticks- 筷子 91. Magpie-喜鹊 9. Compass –指南针 43. Chrysanthemum- 菊花 76 Paper cutting-剪纸 92. Chinese Characters 10. Gun Powder-火药 44. Etiquette- 礼 77 Silk-丝 93. Contradiction- 矛盾 11. Paper-纸 45. Number One Scholar- 状元 78 Porcelain Ware-瓷器 94. Careless 12. Printing-印刷 46. Beijing- 北京 79 Jade- 玉 95. Jealous- 吃醋 13. Beijing Opera-北京京剧 47. Great Wall –长城 80. Money – 钱 96. Bosom Buddy – 知音 14. Traditional Chinese Painting-国画 48. Imperial Palace – 故宫 （紫禁城） 81. Lantern-灯笼 97. Things – 东西 15. Fresco – 壁画 49. Temple of Heaven- 天坛 82. Kite- 风筝 98. Baby- 宝贝 16. Dance-舞蹈 50. Xi’an- 西安 （长安) 83. Shadow Puppet- 皮影 99. Numerals – 数字 17. Music-音乐 51. Terracotta Warriors – 兵马俑 100. Ru Yi- 如意 18. Chime Bells-编钟 52. Yellow river – 黄河 19. Gu Qin-古琴 53. West Lake- 西湖 20. Calligraphy-书法 54 Garden – 庭院 21. Writing Brush-毛笔 55 Three Gorges – 三峡 22. -西游记 56 Dujianyan Irrigation Dam – 都江堰 23. Bamboo-竹 57 Taishan Mountain –太山 24. Dragon –龙 58 Dunhuang –敦煌 () 25. Phoenix-凤 59 Shaolin Monastery – 少林寺 26. Kung Fu- 功夫 60 Dumpling –饺子 27. Tai Chi Chuan- 太极拳 61 Roast Duck – 烤鸭 28. Sword-剑 62 Tang hu lu- 糖葫芦 29. Traditional Chinese Medicine-中药 63 Hotpot-火锅 30. Acupuncture and Moxibustion-针灸 64 Tofu- 豆腐 31. Spring Festival-春节 65 Alcoholic Drinks – 酒 32. – 清明 66. Noodles- 面 33. -端午 67. Fish- 鱼 34. 34. – 七夕 Unit – 5 - What plans do you have for the holiday? 1. 快 Kuài - fast 2. 放假 fàngjià – to have holiday 3. 假期 jiàqī – n. holiday Zǒu lù Zì xíng chē Fēi jī Chū zū chē 4. 计划 jìhuà- to plan 走路 自行车 飞机 出租车 5. 打算 dǎsuàn - intend 6. 回家 huí jiā – return home Note: you don’t 7. 过年 guònián – New Year need to write these. 8. 留在 liú zài – to stay at 坐/骑 9. 学习 xuéxí- to learn 10. 想 xiǎng – to think 11. 想念 xiǎngniàn –to miss chē Huǒ chē Bā shì Lún chuán 12. 海滩 Hǎitān- beach 车 火车 巴士 轮船 13. 海边 Hǎibiān – coast line 14. 景色 Jǐngsè - -Scenery 25. 上网 shàngwǎng – surf internet 15. 风景 Fēngjǐng - landscape 26. 便宜 piányí- cheap 16. 只要 Zhǐyào - only 27. 票 piào- ticket 17. (东西南北)部 (Dōngxī nánběi) bù – E,W,S,N side 28. 一路上 yī lùshàng- along the way 18. 远 Yuǎn- far 29. 最后 zuìhòu- end, at last 19. 听说 Tīng shuō - To hear 30. 希望 xīwàng- hope 20. 离 Lí- to leave, away, distance 21. 租 Zū – to rent 22. 跟 Gēn – to, with, and 23. 旅行 lǚxíng- to travel 24. 所以 suǒyǐ- then, so A: Chinese Art and Craft Project Project Name Direction 1. Paper Cutting What is paper cutting? When did the Chinese consider paper cutting a form of folk art? What is its purpose? 2. Folk Art – Kites, Shadow puppets, Please focus on how these folk arts became popular in China. How did they originate? Describe Origami (paper folding) their design motifs…..etc. 3. Calligraphy and Painting Please describe these two traditional Chinese art forms. How did they start and what kinds of tools and materials did people use. Describe each material in detail. In addition, please provide examples to let your reader know how to appreciate the art/ painting. 4. Chinese Cloisonné (Jing Tai Lan) Please describe Jing Tai Lan. What are the unique aspects of this pottery? What makes this technique stand out from all other types of pottery? What are the criteria to appreciate this art form? Provide an example of famous Jing Tai Lan and let your audience know why it is so special and valuable. 5. Chinese Chess Research Chinese Chess, define the game and briefly describe how it is played. Describe the game’s origin and describe how each piece moves. How do you determine a win or loss? Please create some example chess pieces (a half set) by using clay or other easily assembled materials. 6. Chinese Embroidery Please describe the traditions of Chinese clothing through the dynasties. How do they differ? What do the garments represent and when do you wear different types of outfits? Please give an example by using your own old clothing. 7. Chinese Bronze Vessels Describe a bronze vessel. When did the Chinese start invent/begin to use these vessels? What is purpose of the bronze vessels and what are their particular features? 8. Beijing Opera Mask Describe the origins of the Beijing Opera Mask, in what time period did it appear? Describe the stage (background set), roles, make up and costumes in detail. Describe the “plot” of the opera and specific upon what the story/drama is based. 9. Terracotta Warriors Describe why Qin Shi-huang built the terracotta warriors. What were their purpose? Tell me a little bit about Chinese history and the societal background during Qin’s era. How did he conquer all 6 states? Please write a detailed description of Qin Shi-huang’s tomb and how the Terracotta Warriors were arranged within. Finally, describe the physical appearance of the warriors – their facial expressions, outfits, weapons, etc... 10. The Great Wall of China When and why was the wall built? What was its main purpose? Who built it? (detailed) B: Chinese Holiday and Festival Project Name Direction 1. Spring Festival (New Year) State how this differs with our (western) New Year’s? How do the Chinese celebrate this festival; list at least 5 different activities they do. What kinds of customs are included? 2. Moon Festival Tell the origin story or legend of the Moon Festival. When and how do people celebrate this festival? Describe their customs and compare this festival with your culture. 3. -Xi Festival Describe the origin of this festival and why we celebrate “Chinese Valentine’s Day” How do people celebrate this festival and what are its customs? You may compare this festival with your culture. Is there any holiday that closely resembles the Qi-Xi Festival? 4. Describe the origins and purpose of this holiday. How do people celebrate this holiday? What is the meaning behind the Double Ninth Festival? (Chongyang Festival) 5. Qingming Festival Why do the Chinese celebrate this holiday? Compare this holiday to your culture, does your culture have a similar holiday? What are its customs？ (Tomb Sweeping Festival) 6. Zhonghe Festival Why do the Chinese celebrate this holiday? Compare this holiday to your culture, does your culture have a similar holiday? What are its customs？ (Blue Dragon Festival) 7. Duanwu Festival Describe the festival’s origin story and why it is celebrated. How do people celebrate this festival and discuss its customs. Compare this festival with your culture; can you find a (Dragon Boat Festival) holiday that closely resembles the Dragon Boat Festival? 8. Describe the origin story; why do the Chinese celebrate this holiday? How do people celebrate this festival and describe its customs. Compare this festival with your culture; can you find a holiday that closely resembles the Ghost Festival? 9. Spirit Festival / Why do the Chinese celebrate this holiday? Describe its customs. Compare this festival with your culture; can you find a holiday that closely resembles the Spirit Festival? Water Lantern Festival C: Chinese Mythology Project Name Direction 1. Yudi – Yudi (玉帝 "Jade Deity") or Yuhuang (玉皇 "Jade Emperor" or "Jade King"), is the popular human-like representation of the God of Heaven. 2. Doumu (斗母 "Mother of the Great Chariot"), often entitled with the honorific (斗母 "Mother of the Great Chariot") Tianhou (天后 "Queen of Heaven") 3. (盤古) Pangu (盤古), a macranthropic metaphor of the cosmos. He separated , creating the earth (murky yin) and the sky (clear yang). All things were made from his body after he died. 4. Xiwangmu Xiwangmu (西王母 ""), identified with the (西王母 "Queen Mother of the West") Mountain, shamanic inspiration, death and immortality. 5. Yanwang (閻王 "Purgatory King") Yanwang (閻王 "Purgatory King") the ruler of the underworld, assisted by the Heibai Wuchang (黑白無常 "Black and White Impermanence") representing the alternation of yin and yang principles, alongside Ox-Head and Horse-Face, who escort spirits to his realm. 6. Yinyanggong Yinyanggong (陰陽公 "Yinyang Duke“) or Yinyangsi (陰陽司 "Yinyang Controller"), (陰陽公 "Yinyang Duke“) the personification of the union of yin and yang. 7. Fúxī (伏羲) the patron of heaven Fúxī (伏羲) the patron of heaven (天皇 Tiānhuáng), is a divine man reputed to have taught to humanity writing, fishing, and hunting. 8. Nǚwā女媧 the patron of earth Nǚwā女媧 the patron of earth (地皇 Dehuáng), is a goddess attributed for the creation of mankind and mending the order of the world when it was broken. 9. Shénnóng 神農 Peasant God, Shénnóng 神農 Peasant God, the patron of humanity (人皇 Rénhuáng), identified the patron of humanity as Yándì (炎帝 "Flame Deity" or "Fiery Deity"), a divine man said to have taught the techniques of farming, herbal medicine and marketing. 10. Huángdì 黃帝— Huángdì 黃帝— Yellow Emperor or Yellow Deity; or 黃神 Huángshén — Yellow or Yellow Deity God, also known as Xuānyuán Huángdì (軒轅黃帝 "Yellow Deity of the Chariot Shaft"), is the Zhōngyuèdàdì (中岳大帝 "Great Deity of the Central Peak"): he represents the essence of earth and the is associated with Saturn

Source: Google Wikipedia- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_mythology, Others Gods: 11. 蒼帝 Cāngdì — Green Deity; or 青帝 Qīngdì — Blue Deity or Bluegreen Deity, the Dōngdì (東帝 "East Deity") he is Tàihào 太昊, associated with the essence of wood and with Jupiter, and is the god of fertility and spring. 12. 黑帝 Hēidì — Black Deity, the Běidì (北帝 "North Deity") or Běiyuèdàdì (北岳大帝 "Great Deity of the Northern Peak"): he is Zhuānxū (顓頊), today frequently worshipped as Xuánwǔ (玄武 "Dark Warrior") or Zhēnwǔ (真武), and is associated with the essence of water and winter, and with Mercury. His animal form is the Black Dragon and his stellar animal is the tortoise-snake 13. 赤帝 Chìdì — Red Deity, the Nándì (南帝 "South Deity") or Nányuèdàdì (南岳大帝 "Great Deity of the Southern Peak"): he is (the "Divine Farmer"), the Yandi ("Fiery Deity"), associated with the essence of fire and summer, and with Mars. His animal form is the Red Dragon and his stellar animal is the phoenix. He is the god of agriculture, animal husbandry, medicinal plants and market 14. 白帝 Báidì — White Deity, the Xīdì (西帝 "West Deity") or Xīyuèdàdì (西岳大帝 "Great Deity of the Western Peak"): he is Shǎohào (少昊), and is the god of the essence of metal and autumn, associated with Venus. His animal form is the White Dragon and his stellar animal the tiger. Gods of celestial and terrestrial phenomena (If you choice these gods below please at least three of them, they are not much info on internet) 1. 龍神 Lóngshén — Dragon Gods, or 龍王 Lóngwáng — Dragon Kings: also Sìhǎi Lóngwáng (四海龍王 "Dragon Kings of the Four Seas"), are gods of watery sources, usually reduced to four, patrons of the Four Seas (sihai 四海) and the four cardinal directions. 2. 風神 Fēngshén — Wind God, or 飛帘 Fēi Lián 3. 海神 Hǎishén — Sea God, or 海爷 Hǎiyé — Sea Lord 4. 河神 Héshén — River God: any watercourse god among which one of the most revered is the god of the Yellow River, 河伯 Hébó — River Lord 5. 穀神 Gǔshén — Valley God, in the Daodejing a name used to refer to the Way 6. 火神 Huǒshén — Fire God, often personified as Zhùróng (祝融) 7. 湖神 Húshén — Lake God 8. 金神 Jīnshén — Gold God, often identified as the 秋神 Qiūshén — Autumn God 9. 井神 Jǐngshén — Waterspring God 10. 雷神 Léishén — Thunder God, or 雷公 Léigōng — Thunder Duke 11. 木神 Mùshén — Woodland God, usually the same as the 春神 Chūnshén —Spring God 12. 山神 Shānshén — Mountain God 13. 水神 Shuǐshén — Water God 14. 土地神 Tǔdìshén — God of the Local Land, or 土神 Tǔshén — Earth God, or 土地公 Tǔdìgōng — Duke of the Local Land: the tutelary deity of any locality whose female counterpart is 后土 Hòutǔ — Queen of the Earth 15. 瘟神 Wēnshén — Plague God 16. 雪神 Xuěshén — Snow God 17. 雨神 Yǔshén — God 18. 羲和 Xīhé the 太陽神 Tàiyángshén — Great Sun Goddess, or 十日之母 Shírìzhīmǔ — Mother of the Ten Suns 19. 月神 Yuèshén — Moon Goddesses: 常羲 Chángxī or 十二月之母 Shí'èryuèzhīmǔ — Mother of the Twelve Moons, and 嫦娥 Cháng’é Gods of human virtues and crafts Civil (文wen) and military (武wu) deities: 1. 文帝 Wéndi — Culture Deity, or 文昌帝 Wénchāngdì — Deity who Makes Culture Thrive, or 文昌王 Wénchāngwáng — King who Makes Culture Thrive 2. 魁星 Kuíxīng — Chief Star, another god of culture and literature, but specifically examination, is a personification of the man who awakens to the order of the Great Chariot 3. 武帝 Wǔdì — Military Deity: 關帝 Guāndì — Divus Guan, also called 關公 Guāngōng — Duke Guan,and popularly 關羽 Guānyǔ • Another class is the 戰神 Zhànshén — Fight God, who may be personified by Chīyóu (蚩尤) or Xíngtiān (刑 天, who was decapitated for fighting against ) 4. 保生大帝 Bǎoshēngdàdì — Great Deity who Protects Life 5. 八仙 Bāxiān — 6. 蠶神 Cánshén — Silkworm God, 蠶母 Cánmǔ — Silkworm Mother, Léizǔ (嫘祖, the wife of the Yellow Emperor: the invention of sericulture is attributed primarily to her 7. 財神 Cáishén — Wealth God 8. 倉頡 Cāngjié, the four-eyed inventor of the Chinese characters 9. 城隍神 Chénghuángshén — Moat and Walls God, Boundary God: the god of the sacred boundaries of a human agglomeration, he is often personified by founding fathers or noble personalities from each city or town 10. 陳靖姑 Chénjìnggū — Old Quiet Lady, also called 臨水夫人 Línshuǐ Fūrén — Waterside Dame 11. 車神 Chēshén — Vehicle God 12. 二郎神 Èrlángshén — Twice Young God, the god of engineering 14. 觀音 Guānyīn — She who Hears the Cries of the World, the goddess of mercy 17. 酒神 Jiǔshén — Wine God, personified as 儀狄 Yídí 18. 九天玄女 Jiǔtiān Xuánnǚ — Mysterious Lady of the Nine Heavens, a disciple of Xiwangmu and initiator of Huangdi 19. 龍母 Lóngmǔ — Dragon Mother 20. 魯班 Lǔbān, the god of carpentry 21. 路神 Lùshén — Road God 22. 媽祖 Māzǔ — Ancestral Mother, often entitled the Queen of Heaven 23. 清水祖師 Qīngshuǐ zǔshī — Venerable Patriarch of the Clear Stream 26. 托塔李天王 Tuōtǎlǐ Tiānwáng — Tower-Wielding Heavenly King, in person Li Jing, who has three sons, the warlike protector deities Jīnzhā (金吒), Mùzhā (木吒) and Nǎzhā (哪吒) •五顯 Wǔxiǎn — Five Shining Ones, possibly a popular form of the cosmological Five Deities 27. 喜神 Xǐshén — Joy God 28. 藥神 Yàoshén — Medicine God, or frequently 藥王 Yàowáng — Medicine King" 29. 月下老人 Yuèxià Lǎorén — Old Man Under the Moon, the matchmaker who pairs lovers together 30. 獄神 Yùshén — Jail-Purgatory God 31. 灶神 Zàoshén — Hearth God, the master of the household deities including: the Bed God (床神 Chuángshén), the Gate Gods (門 神 Ménshén) and the Toilet God (廁神 Cèshén) 32. 三星 Sānxīng — Three Stars, a cluster of three astral gods of well being: • 福星 Fúxīng — Prosperity Star, god of happiness • 祿星 Lùxīng — Firmness Star, god of firmness and success in life and examinations • 壽星 Shòuxing — Longevity Star, who stands for a healthy and long life

Gods of animal and vegetal life •花神 Huāshén — Flower Goddess •狐神 Húshén — Fox God(dess), or 狐仙 Húxiān — Fox Immortal", also called 狐仙娘娘 Húxiān Niángniáng — Fox Immortal Lady" • Two other great fox deities, peculiar to northeast China, are the Great Lord of the Three Foxes (胡三太爷 Húsān Tàiyé) and the Great Lady of the Three Foxes (胡三太奶 Húsān Tàinǎi) representing the yin and yang •馬神 Mǎshén — Horse God, or Mǎwáng 马王 — Horse King •牛神 Niúshén — Cattle God or Ox God, also called 牛王 Niúwáng — Cattle King •狼神 Lángshén — Wolf God •樹神 Shùshén — Tree God(s) •五谷神 Wǔgǔshén — Five Cereals God, another name of Shennong •猿神 Yuánshén — Monkey God, or 猿王 Yuánwáng — Monkey King, who is identified as Sūn Wùkōng (孙悟空) •芝蔴神 Zhīmáshén — Sesame God Project - D: Chinese Inventions (excluding the 4 major inventions) 1. Iron and steel smelting and ironware 2. Copper smelting and bronze ware 3. Extraction and application of petroleum 4. Discovery and mining of Coal 5. Pottery and Porcelain 6. Sericulture 7. Star Catalogue and Star Atlas 8. Meridian 9. Seismograph 10. The Decimal and Binary Systems 11. Zu Chongzhi and Pi 12. Equal Temperament 13. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) 14. Acupunctures 15. Anesthetic 16. Variolation 17. Grand Canal of China 18. Dujiangyan Irrigation System 19. Kite 20. Abacus 21. Weiqi 22. Hot – Air Balloon 23. Football 24. Huangdi Nei Jing (Yellow Emperor’s Canon Of Internal Medicine) 25. Pinhole Camera 26. Others