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Learning Chinese: Through Festivals and Legends
Education Books
  • Belinda Yun-ying Louie, University of Washington - Tacoma Campus
  • Aki Sogabe
Description

Chinese festivals draw the community together to celebrate the well-loved traditions and to retell the familiar tales. Children love to make lanterns and to decorate dragon boats. Suns being shot down from the sky, a golden dragon springing up from a dry pond, and magpies forming a bridge for the weaver and the cowherd are delightful legends that continue to charm generation after generation. The bilingual texts in this book serve both heritage and non-heritage Chinese language learners in the western world. The intricate paper-cut illustrations invite readers to color the pages as they reflect upon the stories. The traditional crafts will enhance children¹s enjoyment of the festivals. Above all, the stories are here for all to cherish.

Publication Date
8-18-2009
Publisher
Book Publishers Network
Comments

Location: UW Tacoma Library Children's Lit - PL1115 .L67 2009

ISBN
978-1935359159
Citation Information
Belinda Yun-ying Louie and Aki Sogabe. Learning Chinese: Through Festivals and Legends. Bothell, WA(2009)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/belinda-louie/7/