Cir – Lesson 459
| lì li: |
míng tiān shì zhōng guó de chuán tŏng jié rì duān wǔ jié, dào wŏ jiā lái chī zòng zì hăo ma? |
| 丽丽： |
明天是中国的传统节日端午节，到我家来吃粽子好吗？ |
| Lili: |
Tomorrow is a traditional Chinese festival, the Dragon Boat Festival. Would you like to go to my home to eat some zongzi (glutinous rice dumplings)? |
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| mài kè: |
hăo de, xiè xiè! nĭ mèn duān wǔ jié fàng jià ma? |
| 麦克： |
好的，谢谢！你们端午节放假吗？ |
| Mike: |
Great, thank you! Do you have a holiday on the Dragon Boat Festival? |
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| lì li: |
bú fàng. wŏ mèn zài chūn jié, láo dòng jié hé guó qìng jiè de shí hòu fàng jià. |
| 丽丽： |
不放。我们在春节、劳动节和国庆节的时候放假。 |
| Lili: |
No. We have holidays at Spring Festival, International Labor Day and National Day. |
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| mài kè: |
jià qī cháng ma? yŏu jĭ tiān? |
| 麦克： |
假期长吗？有几天？ |
| Mike: |
Are the holidays long? How many days? |
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| lì li: |
yŏu qī tiān. jīn nián chūn jié de shí hòu, wŏ mèn quán jiā qù nán fāng lǚ yóu le. |
| 丽丽： |
有7天。今年春节的时候，我们全家去南方旅游了。 |
| Lili: |
Seven days for each of the three festivals. My family traveled to south China during this year’s Spring Festival. |
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| mài kè: |
chūn jié shì zhōng guó zuì dà de jié rì, shì ma? |
| 麦克： |
春节是中国最大的节日，是吗？ |
| Mike: |
Spring Festival is the biggest festival in China, isn’t it? |
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| lì li: |
shì de. tā hé nĭ mèn de shèng dàn jié yī yàng rè nào. |
| 丽丽： |
是的。它和你们的圣诞节一样热闹。 |
| Lili: |
Yes, it is. It’s as lively as Christmas Day in your country. |
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| mài kè: |
zhōng guó hái yŏu nă xiē chuán tŏng jié rì? |
| 麦克： |
中国还有哪些传统节日？ |
| Mike: |
What other traditional festivals does China have? |
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| lì li: |
hái yŏu yuán xiāo jié, zhōng qiū jié, qīng míng jié, dĕng dĕng. |
| 丽丽： |
还有元宵节，中秋节，清明节，等等。 |
| Lili: |
There are Lantern Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Qingming Festival and so on. |
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| mài kè: |
jié rì lĭ yŏu shén me tè bié de shí pĭn ma? |
| 麦克： |
节日里有什么特别的食品吗？ |
| Mike: |
What special foods do you have at the festivals? |
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| lì li: |
yŏu, bĭ rú jiăo zì, yuán xiāo hé yuè bĭng. |
| 丽丽： |
有，比如饺子、元宵和月饼。 |
| Lili: |
We have, for example, jiaozi, yuanxiao and yuebing.
(Source: china.org.cn) |
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