Festivals & Holidays
This holiday marks the beginning of the lunar new year and includes red envelopes.
Chinese New Year
This famous dish features roasted duck with crispy skin from Beijing.
Peking duck
This dynasty built MOST of the Great Wall as we know it today.
Ming Dynasty
Translate 你好 (ni hao) to english
Hello
What does red symbolize in Chinese Culture.
Luck / good fortune
People eat mooncakes during this full-moon celebration
Mid-Autumn Festival
These bite-sized dumplings are often steamed or fried.
Dim sum
China’s first emperor belonged to this dynasty.
Qin Dynasty
This word means "thank you" in chinese
xie xie (谢谢）
This practice arranges furniture for harmony.
Feng shui
This holiday honors ancestors with tomb sweeping.
Qingming Festival
This spicy cuisine uses numbing Sichuan peppercorns.
Sichuan cuisine
This dynasty is KNOWN for Silk Road TRADE.
Han Dynasty
Mandarin has this many tones.
Four
Elders give these for luck during holidays.
Red envelopes (hongbao)
Dragon boat races are held during this festival.
Dragon Boat Festival
This staple grain is eaten daily across much of China.
Rice
This was the last imperial dynasty of China.
Qing Dynasty
This system shows pitch in pronunciation.
Tones
This philosophy emphasizes respect and hierarchy.
Confucianism
This festival celebrates longer daylight and involves eating tangyuan.
Lantern Festival （Yuanxiaojie）
This dish consists of thin noodles in broth.
Hint:（Think of a Menu Category)
Noodle soup
This period was marked by rival states competing before unification.
Warring States Period
Mandarin uses this type of writing system.
Characters (logograms)
This traditional dress is worn by women for formal occasions.
Qipao (cheongsam)