What do people traditionally celebrate and admire during the Mid-Autumn Festival?
The Moon
What colour is strongly associated with Chinese New Year?
Red
What staple food is eaten with many Chinese meals?
Rice
Is Chinese culture only one single culture in China?
No
What does "你好" (nǐ hǎo) mean?
Hello
What round pastry is traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival?
Mooncakes
What do adults traditionally give children during Chinese New Year?
Red envelopes / Red pockets.
What Chinese New Year food looks similar to ancient Chinese gold or silver? see image.
Dumplings
What are two things that are often important in Chinese celebrations?
Family and community
What is one traditional Chinese greeting that literally asks about food?
"Have you eaten?"
What does the round shape of the Moon traditionally symbolize?
Family reunion
Why do many people travel home during Chinese New Year?
Family reunion
What type of noodles symbolize a long life? see image
Longevity noodles
Why are special foods important during Chinese festivals?
Food can have symbolic meaning
Why can age be important when addressing someone in traditional Chinese culture?
Respect
What are two important themes of the Mid-Autumn Festival?
Togetherness and family connection
What does the colour red traditionally represent during Chinese New Year?
Good luck and prosperity
What food is commonly served during Chinese New Year because its Chinese name sounds like "surplus"?
Fish
Do all Chinese families celebrate festivals in exactly the same way?
Traditions vary
How might you respectfully address a teacher instead of using only their first name?
Family name + title
According to Chinese mythology, who is the woman associated with the Moon?
Chang'e
How many animals are in the Chinese zodiac?
12
Why do some Chinese festival foods have special shapes, names, or sounds?
Good wishes
What are some important values that can connect Chinese cultural traditions with Indigenous and other cultures, even when the traditions themselves are different?
Family, community, tradition, and cultural identity
What does "面子" (miànzi), or "face," generally refer to in Chinese culture?
Dignity and reputation