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    The document discusses Chinese traditional festivals and terms used to describe units of time in Chinese. It lists the four Chinese traditional festivals as Qingming Festival, Duanwu Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Chongyang Festival. It also lists other common festivals as Fathers' Day, Lantern Festival, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Dragon Boat Festival, and Birthday. Additionally, it provides examples of terms used for days, months, years, dates, and weeks in Chinese.

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    The document discusses Chinese traditional festivals and terms used to describe units of time in Chinese. It lists the four Chinese traditional festivals as Qingming Festival, Duanwu Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Chongyang Festival. It also lists other common festivals as Fathers' Day, Lantern Festival, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Dragon Boat Festival, and Birthday. Additionally, it provides examples of terms used for days, months, years, dates, and weeks in Chinese.

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    The document discusses Chinese traditional festivals and terms used to describe units of time in Chinese. It lists the four Chinese traditional festivals as Qingming Festival, Duanwu Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Chongyang Festival. It also lists other common festivals as Fathers' Day, Lantern Festival, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Dragon Boat Festival, and Birthday. Additionally, it provides examples of terms used for days, months, years, dates, and weeks in Chinese.

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    Dì bā kè

    yǔ jì xià tiān dōng tiān

    qiū tiān chūn tiān


    1. jīn tiān (today) 1. nián (year) *qù nián
    2. míng tiān (tomorrow)
    3. zuó tiān (yesterday) 2. tiān (day)
    4. qián tiān (the day before 3. rì / hào (date)
    yesterday)
    5. hòu tiān (the day after (shēng rì) = birthday
    tomorrow)
    6. dà hòu tiān (two days 4. yuè (month)
    after tomorrow)
    5. xīng qī “ tian / ri” (week)
    6. zhōu mò (weekend)
     yī rì / hào ≠ yì tiān

     yī yuè ≠ yí gè yuè

     měi tiān (everyday)

     měi gè yuè (every month)

     měi gè xīngqī (every week)


    Zhōng guó sì dà chuántǒng jiérì

    qīng míng chūn jié duān wǔ zhōng qiū


    jié jié jié
    fù qīn jié diǎn dēng jié qíng rén jié

    mǔ qīn jié pō shuǐ jié shèng dàn jié


    S + shì + jǐ yuè jǐ rì / hào ?

    S + shì + nǎ nián ?

    S + ( shì ) + xīngqījǐ ?

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