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Mid-Autumn Festival is under the full moon day of the lunar calendar every year in August, over 4,000 years ago. This is the day children’s festival, also known as the “Festival looks Moon”. Children are expected Tet is because adults are often donated toys, usually light. His star, mask, light pull troops … and pies, cakes plastic. Besides the Tet Holiday, Mid-Autumn festival is one of the most famous festivals and it is a traditional celebration for Vietnamese children.

In this new year, we organized presentation deck, looks moon. Everywhere is fallen in the active and colorful air. Children are provided with many nice lanterns – star lanterns, flower lanterns and diverse funny masks for special performance in the evening of the full moon. In some areas, people also held dragon dance, lion dance to the children happy. The main point of the Mid-Autumn is that children use the beautiful lanterns, wear funny masks, perform fantastic lion dances and sing folklore songs in the house’s grounds or on the streets when the moon is rising.

In Vietnam, Moon cakes are the specific cakes and are only on this festival. Moon cakes, which are made from flavor, dried fruit, meat, egg, pumpkin’s seed, peanut, are so sweet and good tasting. Moon cakes symbolize Luck, Happiness, Health and Wealth on the Mid-Autumn day.

Mid-Autumn celebration is also an opportunity for members of the family to get together and share everything in their year. The young generation express their gratitude to the old generation. The parents show their love for their children. For others, because the traditional time to have this festival is usually after harvesting the crops, it is as the congratulation for the full harvest.

Apart from moon cakes and lanterns, the other most visible tradition related to Mid-Autumn festival is the lion dance. On the nights leading up to the holiday, groups of children parade through the streets – some of the children maintain a martial beat on drums, while others control an extravagantly decorated ‘lion’ crafted from molds and paper.

The children approach homes and businesses and ask the owners for their permission to perform. If they agree, the children put on a show that is believed to bring a blessing of luck and fortune. Afterwards the host gives the children lucky money as a sign of gratitude.

Ok om bok festival or Oóc_om_bók (Translated by: Ak Ambok, Khmer: អកអំបុក, IPA: [ʔɑk ɑmboːk]) Swallowed rice noodles. Bring down the coffin while donating the moon and also called the worship of the Khmer Moon. The festival is held at the annual Lunar New Year (how to calculate the time of change). This is the end of the season, the Khmer celebrate the good deeds before swallowing with the elders and moon gods, which is basically the result of the season to know clearly the Moon God - God is giving them a beautiful summer and good things. [first]. On the occasion of the festival, there are main textual activities such as moon offerings, wind drop, water lights; Ghe Ngo festival. The Ók_om_bók ceremony is held in Soc Trang province is the largest because this festival Ghe Ngo attracts many athletes and viewers. In the festival Ók_om_bók in many places there are activities of arts, sports, travel fair. Have many lifes lifes, the ceremony attracts many people to the people around entertainment. Ơc_om_bók is a chance for the Khmer Nam Bo to express the text of their nation is an opportunity for ethnic peoples to have the opportunity to learn and exchange cultures together.

The jubilant, exciting festival is an integral part of the spiritual life of the Vietnamese. The Vietnamese people celebrate the festival to show gratitude to supernatural beings such as gods or national heroes. Giong Festival is also a festival of such spiritual meaning to commemorate the Holy Giant or Phu Dong.
Hoi Giong is a traditional festival of tribute and praise of the hero of Thanh Giong, one of the four immortals of folk beliefs in Vietnam. The festival vividly simulates the battles of Thanh Giong and the Van Lang people in the fight against the An, thereby raising public awareness of the ancient forms of tribal warfare; At the same time educate patriotism, martial tradition, the willpower and the desire for independence and freedom of the nation. Hoi Gion is held in many places in the northern delta, but the most typical is Hoi Giong Temple in Phu Dong and Soc (Ha Noi). Hoi Giong in Soc temple (Phu Linh commune, Soc Son district, Hanoi) is held from 6 to 8 January lunar year. According to legend, after defeating An enemy, Phù Linh was the last stop of Thanh Giong before flying to heaven. To commemorate the work of the Blessed Sacrament, the people built the Relic Temple, including 6 temples: Ha Temple (Temple), Dai Bi Pagoda, Mau Temple, Thuong Temple call the temple Soc), monument Saint Giong and beer house. In it, Thuong Temple is a holy place of worship and organizes festivals with full of traditional rituals such as: carnival; procession; incense offering; To prepare for the main festival, on the night of the 5th, the carnival (statue bath) was conducted to invite the Holy Ghost to attend. On the 6th day of the festival, the people of 8 villages in 6 communes located around the Soc temple, Tan Minh, Tien Duoc, Phu Linh, Duc Hoa, Xuan Giang and Bac Phu. I pray that you bless the villagers with a warm and happy life. In it, the ceremony of offering flowers to the Upper Temple of Vi Linh village (Phu Linh commune) was held first. Bamboo flowers are made of bamboo rods about 50 cm long, about 1 cm in diameter, the head of the bamboo is drawn and dyed to symbolize the horse's gong of Thanh Giong. Bamboo flowers after the rise to the temple will be brought to the Lower Temple and then to the participants to pray for the sewing. On the 7th day of the festival (the legendary Sacred Day), the chieftain depicts the scene of Saint Giong chasing the last three enemy soldiers at the foot of Mount Vinalin before flying to heaven. By the afternoon of the 8th, the ceremony of modeling elephants and paper horses with large size was carried out to finish the festival by the war elephants and iron horses are two mascots associated with the process of victory Giong and horses are two The object associated with the process of Saint Giong against the enemy, protect the river coast. All visitors to the festival are expected to hand the elephants and horses to the river to be worshiped by faith, anyone who touches the Holy Sacrament will have luck in life. During the festival there are many folk games held such as chickens, chess, ca tru singing, cheo singing ... Festival at Phu Dong Temple is like a large folk theater with hundreds The role follows a standardized scenario. In particular, each role contains very deep ideas such as: "Mr. Hao" is the generals of St. Giong; "Price" is a regular army of Thanh Giong; The "heroes" represent the 28 invaders of the An; "Mr. Tiger" is a military team; The "Red Dress" is a small reconnaissance unit; "Black Village" is a military team ... Besides, the festival also has the procession as: "Route of the road" is to investigate the enemy; The "procession" is for me to train before the military; "The procession of Dong Dam" is negotiation, calling for peace; "Battle of Soi Bia" is a stylized simulation of fierce battles ... The outstanding values ​​of Hoi Giaong culture show that it is a cultural phenomenon that is preserved and transmitted quite continuously and completely. thought many generations. The festival also has the role of linking the community and contains many creative ideas, expressing aspirations for the country to be peaceful, people have a good life and happiness. In art, Hoi Giaung brings many beauty and value of festivals such as processions, chess marks, drums, gongs, folk songs, dances, tiger dances ... November 16, 2010, in the city of Nairobi (the capital of Kenya), during the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Commission under UNESCO's 2003 Convention, the Association of Phu Dong Temple and Soc temple was officially recognized as Heritage intangible cultural representation of humanity. UNESCO has briefly and fully documented Hoi Giaung as "a cultural museum of Vietnam, preserving many layers of cultural and religious alluvium."



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The buffalo grapple festival is a traditional festival in a few places in Vietnam, but most famous in Do Son in Hai Phong place on August 9th lunar month every year. This festival shows martial spirit of our nation, represents the strength of the Vietnamese people. Two buffalo use two horns of the of thier healthy to fight the enemy. They call them is Mr.Buffalo. After this festival, Mr.Buffalo the most healthy will be used to worship gods. People are here believe buffalo meat of buffaloes have win make thier body strong than.

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Every year, every time the Lunar New Year is the mother to go back home to see the contest rice cook rice.

On the yard, people from all over come to watch the assembly very crowded. Everyone was new, polite and clean. The banner "Happy new spring - Happy new season" hung in the red house welcoming the people. The festival was opened with the incense offering ceremony and the theme of agriculture. Farmers play the role, face cream chubby humor. Villagers play a drama of wet rice cultivation to commemorate Shen Nong. The next day, the villagers held a cooking competition. Each team cooks three people, and cooks little rice pots so that they ripen in three drums. Watch the cheering crowd cheering. The atmosphere of festive festivities.

On New Year's Day, having fun is a joy to be in. I love how many spring fields are entering the harvest season

This is an important festival in China and Vietnam. It called The moon festival. It happens every year in September or early October, when the moon full. In Vietnam, there are parades in the streets. Children wear special masks and carry beautiful lights called lanterns. There some people dress as dragons. Family and friends get together for the meal and spend time looking at the moon. Everyone eats moon cakes. These are sweet and often have a salt egg in the middle of them. It's so delicous!!

✔ mk nha!!

Mừng Đảng, mừng Xuân, hội làng quê em tổ chức vào đầu tháng Giêng, ngay tại sân đình.

Trước ngày diễn ra lễ hội, cổng đình được trang trí với cờ phướn treo đu màu sắc, rực rỡ và vui mắt. Biểu ngữ Mừng Đảng, Mừng Xuân treo cao ngay cổng chào đón mọi người đến đình xem hội.

Mọi người ăn mặc lịch sự, quần áo mới trang trọng, các bà, các chị diện áo mới còn thơm phức mùi vải sợi. Hội làng được khai mạc bằng lễ dâng hương cúng tổ tiên, thành hoàng thật long trọng. Sau lễ dâng hương là hội thi kéo co của các đội trong làng. Trên quãng sân rộng, sau hồi trống dài nổi lên, các đội kéo co gò lưng kéo sợi dây về phía mình. Theo nhịp trống, người xem hội hò reo cổ vũ thật hào hứng, sôi nổi.

Em thật vui và yêu thích xem hội kéo co. Hội làng gắn kết tình yêu quê hương. Em thấy yêu quê mình tha thiết.

Quê em là vùng đồng bằng miền Nam sông nước và kênh rạch chằng chịt. Hằng năm, lễ hội đua thuyền được tổchức vào Tết Nguyên đán thật hào hứng, náo nhiệt.

Từ trước ngày Rằm tháng Giêng một hôm, người ta treo cờ đuôi nheo đủ màu sắc trên bờ quãng sông rộng chảy qua xã em. Hai bờ xuất phát và đích đến đều có cờ phướn, băng rôn mừng xuân mới. Ngay tại đích đến bên kia sông, người ta treo nhiều chùm bóng bay đủ màu sắc rực rỡ. Đến ngày khai hội, ngay từ sáng sớm các vận động viên bơi thuyền và bà con dã tụ tập đông đảo trên hai bên bờ sông. Thuyền đua chia làm ba đội mặc áo khác màu nhau. Sau hồi trống lệnh, các vận động viên gò lưng chèo thuyền băng qua quãng sông để đến đích. Trống thúc, bà con hò reo cổ vũ, không khí thoáng rộng giữa trời cao, sông nước. Tiếng reo hò đếm nhịp rộn ràng, náo động cả khúc sông. Thuyền của đội nào cũng lướt băng băng. Tiếng mái chèo trên sóng nước bị át đi bởi tiếng reo hò cổ vũ của người xem.

Em rất yêu quê và thích nhữnglễ hội của quê hương mình.

Hằng năm, cứ đến mùa xuân, quê em lại tưng bừng mở hội đua thuyền trên sông Hồng. Sáng hôm ấy, hai bên bờ sông suốt đường đua dài 1000m, kẻ khua trống, ngời thổi kèn tàu, đông vui và náo nhiệt. Đường đua bắt đầu ở một khúc đầu làng em. Dưới sông năm con thuyền đua đã xếp thành hàng ngang ở vạch xuất phát. Trên thuyền, các tay đua là những thanh niên khoẻ mạnh ngồi thành hàng, tay lăm lăm mái chèo. Mỗi đội có một màu áo khác nhau. Đến giờ xuất phát, kèn trống nôi lên thì các chiếc thuyền lao nhanh vun vút về đích. Hai bên bờ sông tiếng hò reo, cổ vũ của n]ời xem laàmnáo động cả một khúc sông. Đội làng em đã về đích trước tiên. Cuối hội là phần troa giải thưởng, ai cũng có mặt đông đủ để chúc mừng các tay đua.

Hội đua thuyền là nét văn hoá truyền thống của quê hương em. Em sẽ học giỏi, tập thể thao cho cơ thể mạnh để được tham gia hội đua thuyền.

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My best friend is my classmate at school. She and I have been studying together since we entered school in kindergarten. We have studied together all these years. We also travel by the school bus together because we stay close to each other. Her home is only a ten minute walk from my place.

My friend is kindly and sweet-natured. We are always happy to be with each other. We enjoy studying, playing and eating together. If I am sad she will do all she can to make me smile and feel happy.

She has always been kind and helpful to me. When I miss school because I am unwell she comes to my place to share with me all that has been done at school. When she misses school I too help her with all that has been covered at school. We also play badminton together in the evenings.

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My bedroom is the most comfortable place in my house. It becomes my favorite room since I lived in this house five years ago. Actually it is not too large, the width is just 4 x 4 meters, but it is clean enough. It looks like a small cottage with a bed placed in the corner of this room. The color of the bed cover is pink, so soft and calm. On this bed, there are a pillow, a bolster, and 15 cute dolls that always accompany me when I am sleeping. If you enter to my bedroom, you can see a table and a chair next to the bed as my place for study. You can feel the wind blowing from a big window that always make my room cosy and bright near the bed. You can also see a beautiful garden that is full of wonderful flowers from this window. It can change your bad mood to become more cheerful. At the opposite of the window, there is a large cupboard with Bali’s carving. The carving is so smooth and gorgeous. It looks like a carving in the great temple. If you see around my bedroom, you will find a colorful wall. It is combination of attractive colors like pink, violet and blue. The colors are mixed perfectly and it shows the girlie room. It is also completed with some artificial flowers near the window that decorate my room beautifully. I like to spend my time in this room. For me my bedroom is my little palace.

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My school is ten kilometers away from my home, and I go by the school bus every morning. I love to go to school. I learn so many new things at school every day. There are many different subjects I study at school. I study languages like Sanskrit, Hindi and English, and other subjects like mathematics, science and social studies.

My school is very beautiful. There are nice, lush gardens with beautiful plants and trees. In spring time the blooming flowers are a spectacle. My school has a well equipped library, and I enjoy reading books. There are also computers in the school for our use.

I love my school and my teachers. My teachers are very caring. They teach us with a great deal of patience, and they want us to become good and responsible human beings. I want to make my school and my teachers proud of me.

The Monkey Buffet Festival is held annually in Lopburi, Thailand. In 2007, the festival included giving fruits and vegetables to the local monkey population of 2,000 in Lopburi Province north of Bangkok.The festival was described as one of the strangest festivals by London's Guardian newspaper along with Spain's baby-jumping festival. A photograph from the Monkey Buffet Festival at Pra Prang Sam Yot temple in Lopburi Province shows a monkey trying to get at fresh fruits and vegetables embedded in blocks of ice.

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Bữa tiệc cho khỉ ở Thái Lan là một lễ hội và sự kiện được tổ chức hàng năm ở Lop Buri tại Thái Lan từ năm 2007, tại đây, người ta sẽ tổ chức chiêu đãi cho nhũng con khỉ hoang một bữa ăn thỏa thuê, từ đó quảng bá cho du lịch .

The monkey buffet festival is a celebration that takes place in Thailand and it´s held every November 25^th. The local peoples believe that monkey´s bring good fortune to the visitors. It has been held done since 1989, and it main public are the tourist from different parts, which offers proximally 4000 kilograms of food and drinks every year. It has also representative music and dances and different activities throw-out the day with young people dress like monkeys, as a shown of thanks because of they great value. As well it has become a very important colorful tradition to the Thailand people because the meaning of the monkeys, and the worth goals. (Alexandra) The monkey feast is the ingenious concept of a hotelier, Yongyuth Kitwattananusont, who first feted the monkeys in 1989. Now, with the sponsorship of Thailand’s Tourism Authority, his spectacle attracts thousands of tourists. Yongyuth attempts to outdo himself each year. He once stuffed himself into a monkey suit and arrived via parachute. The November of 1999, he promises to up last year’s offering: 4,000 kilograms of food. A longstanding second-tier tourist draw, Lop Buri is the site of 10th-century Hindu temples built by a Khmer dynasty. The main temple, strongly resembling the architecture of Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, is headquarters for the macaques. (Sebastian) As the name of the festival itself indicates, this is a festival where the monkeys along with the food are the protagonists. In Thailand, there is the belief that King Rama gave a piece of land known as Lopburi to Hanuman who was the Monkey King. For that reason, nearly 2000 monkeys each year receive thousands of pounds of food (like fruits and desserts) in a big table where public enjoy seeing them. People from Thailand also believe, thanks to their history, that monkeys bring good fortune so this is also made in their honor. Besides of being a local celebration, the monkeys attract a lot of tourists and the country receives benefits with the visits. (Miguel) In this festival the ones who enjoy the buffet are the monkeys them self. They enjoy with a large buffet of food, ranging from sweet desserts to fruits, vegetables, and sodas. In the monkey buffet you can watch the monkeys drink coke directly from the can. In the past years the monkeys have consumed over four tons of food, not many people are agree with the type of diet that this monkeys have on this event, but what it is a fact is that this animals certainly enjoy their annual special meal. (Maria Ximena)

This bunch of things make this festival a colorful and a very happy event, it has a variety of delicious odors, and a very beautiful, green landscape, that is why it is recommendable for any kind of people, it doesn’t matter you will

1.my room is my favorite room.it is a pretty little pink room.the room is quite small.there is a study table near the window .a wardrobe and bookshelf are close to my pretty little bed.because i really teddy bears,i de finitely won't be missing them on the bed.because in the room there are many memories with me so i really love it(mik viết đơn giản ngắn gọn cho zễ nhé,viết phức tạp thì khá khó hiểu)

My hometown in Nha Trang. My house is not far from the sea. Beautiful moon nights, I often get to see the sea by my parents. The sea in my home is beautiful in the moonlit nights. The sea surface is a giant gold-plated carpet. Far away, the lights on the fishing boats when hidden at the light stars in the night. On the beach, visitors are stepping peacefully. They to enjoy the magic beauty of the moon night. A few friends are playing in the moonlight with games such as quail catch, hide and seek. Play the whole night, but I did not want to return because of the nostalgia of its beauty.

My secondary school is a place that bears all the hallmarks of my childhood memories. It is placed in the center of my district. Surrounded by a paddy-field, it enjoys lined- trees and colorful garden, which creates a wonderful view. Moreover, this school was designed with a large- scale plan. It is a 2 storied building of u shape with capacity of 1000 people and it was invested heavily in infrastructures with well- equipped classrooms. In a good environment, students are given many precious chances to discover and develop their inner talents. Besides modern facilities, this school is also well- known for enthusias and qualified teachers who are always dedicated and devoted themselves to teaching career. In conclusion, studied in this school for four years, it has become an indispensable part in my life.

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Trường cấp hai là nơi đã in dấu biết bao kí ức của tuổi thơ tôi. Ngôi trường nằm ở vị trí trung tâm của huyện. Được bao quanh bởi cánh đồng lúa, với những hàng cây xanh và khu vườn đầy sắc màu của ngôi trường, tất cả đã tạo nên một khung cảnh thật tuyệt vời. Ngoài ra ngôi trường được thiết kế với một kế hoạch quy mô. Đó là ngôi trường với các toà nhà hai tầng được xếp theo hình chữ u với sức chứa khoảng 1000 người và ngôi trường được đầu tư chu đáo về mặt cơ sở hạ tầng với những lớp học hiện đại. Được học tập trong một môi trường tốt, học sinh sẽ có nhiều cơ hội khám phá và phát triển những tài năng còn ẩn sâu của mình. Bên cạnh cơ sở hạ tầng hiện đại, ngôi trường còn được biết đến bởi những người thầy, người cô đầy tài năng và nhiệt huyết, những người luôn tận tâm và cống hiến hết mình cho sự nghiệp dạy học. Tóm lại, học tập ở ngôi trường này trong vòng bốn năm, ngôi trường dường như đã trở thành một phần không thể thiếu trong cuộc sống của tôi.

Accurate information is hard to come by, but the tradition is at least 200 years old. The Cooper’s Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake is an annual event held on the Spring Bank Holiday at Cooper’s Hill, near Gloucester in the Cotswolds region of England. It is traditionally by and for the people who live in the local village of Brockworth, but now people from all over the world take part. The event takes its name from the hill on which it occurs.

From the top of the hill a round of Double Gloucester cheese is rolled, and competitors race down the hill after it. The first person over the finish line at the bottom of the hill wins the cheese. In theory, competitors are aiming to catch the cheese; however it has around a one-second head start and can reach speeds up to 70 mph (112 km/h), enough to knock over and injure a spectator.