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5£®| The Mid-autumn Festival is a very important Chinese festival£®It falls on the 15th day of August£®A few days before the festival£¬everyone in the family will help to make the house clean and beautiful£®Lanterns will be hung in front of the house£®On the evening there will be a big family dinner£®People who work far away from their homes will try to come back for the union£®After dinner£¬people will light the lanterns which are usually red and round£®Children will play with their own toy lanterns happily£®At night the moon is usually round and bright£®People can enjoy the moon while eating moon-cakes which are the special food for this festival£® | |
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A£®Light the lanterns£®
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English can change by borrowing words from other languages£®The word"tomato"was borrowed from Mexico£¬and"tea"came from China and so on£®Now new words are formed by joining two words together£®"weekend"and"cookbook"are made up of two parts£®A latest one"brunch"comes from breakfast and lunch£®Do you have brunch every day£¿Sometimes new words are shorter forms of older words£®For example£¬the word"photo"was made from"photograph"by cutting off the end of the longer word£®"Plane"and"phone"were made by cutting off the front part of"aeroplane"and"telephone"£®The names of people and products can also become new words£®Our"sandwich"was named after a man called Sandwich who invented it and"cello"was a name given by the company that first made the product£®
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Food takes center stage at the six-month event£¬as this year's theme£¨Ö÷Ì⣩is£¨68£©F£®Together 148countries and international organizations are showing new food£¬energy£¬science and environmental technology in their pavilions£¨Õ¹¹Ý£©£¬£¨69£©D£®
China's exhibition area has three themes£®"The Gift of Nature"shows crop processes according to the Chinese lunar calendar and the five colors of the soil£®"Food for Life"shows the production of foods like tofu£¬China's famous eight schools of cuisine£¨²ËëÈ£©£¬and its tea culture£®£¨70£©C follows the progress of science£¬including Professor Yuan Longping's hybrid rice£®
Designed by Tsinghua University and New York-based Studio Link-Are£¬the pavilion shows the idea of a"Land of Hope"£®In fact£¬the pavilion is based on an important Chinese philosophy--"Man is part of nature"£®It shows an attitude of thankfulness£¬repect and cooperation that characterizes its people£®The"land"had fed man from its beginnings and the"hope"suggests a future£¨71£©B£®The event's official website Expo 2015notes£¬"The underlying theme is balance between mankind and environment£¬between humanly and nature£¬Just as farmers look after and protect the earth£¬£¨72£©A£®
To see different countries'culture£¬technology and economy in one place£¬visit Milan World Expo£®
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