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131. Could you tell me something about the customs in China?

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That’s an interesting question. Allow me to explain myself by mentioningthe following about some customs before a wedding. Firstly, it is consideredvery bad luck if the bride and the groom see each other directly before thewedding.

132. How do Chinese people usually celebrate birthdays? ( 5 - 8 )

We celebrate it by normally having a dinner party. The child receives giftsfrom his/her parents, family, and friends. When a child is one hundred days old,it marks a special occasion in his/her life. The mother will place a selectionof objects on a table before him/her. S/he will be asked to pick one. The choicethat the child makes will be an indication of what the child will become oneday.

133. Are there any special customs about weddings in your region? ( 5 - 8)

133. Describe a traditional Chinese wedding ceremony. ( 5 - 8 )

Before the wedding day, the families would go to the place where thenewlyweds will live, and fit curtains, and place a clock in the house. Theywould put coins and peanuts in the wedding bed. The coins are symbolic of aprosperous life together, and the nuts to ensure a mixture of boys and girls aschildren. On the day of the wedding, the groom and his best men will go to thehouse of the bride. They will ask permission from the bridesmaids to enter, whowill insist on many answers and money. They will eat eggs and noodles and drinksweet rice water together. The party will then begin, and the presenter willdeclare them man and wife.

134. How have wedding ceremonies changed in recent years? ( 5 - 8 )托福与雅思哪个好考

There have been some changes. For example, in the past the bride’smother-in-law would give the bride a basin and a ring. These days’ flowersreplace it, which the bride will wear in her hair on the wedding day. Secondlythe gifts have become more expensive. For example, the bride’s family would giveappliances like a TV or washing machine to the couple. Another example would bethat in the past, peanuts were placed in the wedding bed to ensure a mixture ofboys and girls as children. With the one-child policy in force, this traditionwill probably disappear. In addition, the ceremonies have become much moreinformal. For example, the wedding party would be held at a restaurant asopposed to a house.