重陽節英語手抄報內容

Ⅰ 重陽節手抄報怎麼畫

重陽節，是中國傳統節日之一。這份手抄報怎麼畫呢？
方法/步驟1菊花。說起重陽節自然離不開賞菊的傳統。菊花的寓意又是什麼呢？查閱資料畫一畫吧！
2有關重陽節的古詩。中國自古就有過重陽節的傳統，謝謝這樣的古詩吧，像大家熟知的九月九日憶山東兄弟等等名篇。
3重陽節的習俗。重陽節有哪些習俗呢？除了登高、賞菊，還有哪些呢？
4尊老愛老在行動。重陽節又是老人節，生活中我們應該怎樣尊老愛老呢？從我做起的倡議等等。
5益壽延年的代表——鶴。老人們最需要的就是益壽延年，仙鶴是長壽的代表，怎麼能夠缺呢？
6重陽節的英語知識。對於傳統文化有了了解，可不能忘記相關的英語知識哦！重陽節的英語怎麼說呢？

Ⅱ 重陽節英語手抄報

1、重陽節用英語是：Double Ninth Festival。

2、例句：Huizhou folk have the custom of mountaineering and flying kites in Double Ninth Festival.惠州民間重陽節有登高和放風箏的習俗。

3、With the leadership of him, Yunnan Double Ninth Festival Revolts have made contribution for Chinese revolution.在他的領導下，取得了雲南重九起義的勝利，為中國革命做出了貢獻。

The Double Ninth Festival, the annual the 9th day of the ninth month of the
Chinese lunar calendar day, is a traditional festival of the Chinese nation.

重陽節，為每年的農歷九月初九日，是中華民族的傳統節日。

In ancient times, there were customs of climbing high to pray for
blessings, visiting chrysanthemums in autumn, wearing dogwood, offering
sacrifices to gods and ancestors, and feasting for longevity.

古時民間在重陽節有登高祈福、秋遊賞菊、佩插茱萸、祭神祭祖及飲宴求壽等習俗。

So far, it has added the connotation of respecting the elderly, enjoying
the feast high on the day of the Double Ninth Festival, and being grateful to
the elderly.

傳承至今，又添加了敬老等內涵，於重陽之日享宴高會，感恩敬老。

Ⅲ 中國傳統節日手抄報（英語） 【大標題、英語文章（附中文）、節日介紹】 英語 六年級水平

可以試著看少年報或者其它青少年報紙是怎麼排版的，學一下排版。
大標題："Fun English"(玩轉英語）、"Every day English"(每日英語）等等
英語文章你可以去書城買幾本外國書刊，文章多得是，最好是關於節日的。

Ⅳ 2018重陽節英語手抄報版面設計邊框圖案內容

2018重陽節英語手抄報版面設計邊框圖案內容

重陽節簡介：

The 9th day of September in the lunar calendar is the Chinese Chong YangFestival and a happy occasion in autumn. According to the traditional theory ofYin and Yang, both the 9th month and the 9th day of the month belong toYang, which means positive and masculine, and Chong means double, thus it iscalled Chong Yang.

People often gather for a party, appreciate chrysanthemums, pin the leavesof Cornus on clothes. And the custom of climbing mountains and eating a specialcake also features the day.

This custom of climbing mountains can be dated back as early as West HanDynasty. Some old travel notes have it that, people climbed to mountain peaksnot only for beautiful scenes and poetic inspiration, but also the avoidance ofevil spirits and disasters.

This practice came from an ancient folktale. It is said long ago thereappeared a devil of plague in the Ruhe River. People lay down and died whereverit came up. A boy named Heng Jing swore to help his neighbors and fellow peopleto get rid of it. He visited many famous mountains to seek a powerful master.Finally an old Taoist took him in and taught him how to defeat the devil. HengJing put his whole heart into study and practice.

One day, the Taoist called him up and said, ‘Heng Jing, tomorrow is the 9thday of September and the devil will reappear. It is time for you to go home andstop the devil.‘ The master also gave him a pack of leaves of Cornus and a jarof liquor soaked with chrysanthemums. Riding a crane, Heng Jing went a greatdistance back home in a day. As instructed by his master, he told his fellowvillagers to climb up the nearby mountain with a Cornus leaf pinned on theirclothes and a glass of chrysanthemum liquor in hand.

When the devil of plague came up from under the water, it got dizzy by thescent of Cornus and chrysanthemums. Heng Jing fought with his master‘s sword andkilled the devil in a few rounds. People held parties, drank chrysanthemumliquor to celebrate it. And the next year, the custom of mountain climbingbecame popular among the villagers.

In the golden September, chrysanthemum blooms, reminding people of thefolktale. And later a special cake with dates, chestnuts and meat was made toadd more festivity to the special day.手抄報版面設計邊框圖案內容