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dì qī shí qī kè zhù nǐ tù nián jí xiáng!
第七十七課 祝你兔年吉祥！
Lesson 77 Wish you good luck in the Year of the Rabbit!
隨著二月三日起兔年的臨近，兔形玩具和禮品正成為中國各大商店和市場最受歡迎的商品。在中華傳統(tǒng)文化中，兔子象征著寬厚、善良、文雅、以及美感。同樣，它預(yù)示著在兔年出生的人將會(huì)一生平安，享受一種祥和與安靜的生活環(huán)境。
With the Year of the Rabbit set to start on Feb. 3, rabbit-shaped toys and gifts are becoming popular items at stores and markets in China. In traditional Chinese culture, the rabbit symbolizes graciousness, kindness, good manners, and sensitivity to beauty. So, a person born under this sign is expected to lead a tranquil life, enjoying a congenial peaceful and quiet environment. |
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mài kè: tù nián dào le, gōng xǐ fā cái!
麥克：兔年到了，恭喜發(fā)財(cái)！? 
Mike: The Year of the Rabbit is coming. May you be prosperous!
lì li: xiè xiè, yě zhù nǐ tù nián hǎo yùn!
麗麗：謝謝，也祝你兔年好運(yùn)！? 
Lili: Thanks, and may you have good luck in the Year of the Rabbit, too!
mài kè: tù nián shì wǒ de běn mìng nián, yǒu shé me tè shū de jiǎng jiù ma?
麥克：兔年是我的本命年，有什么特殊的講究嗎？? 
Mike: The Year of the Rabbit is my zodiacal year of birth. Is there anything that?I should pay particular attention to?
lì li: zhōng guó rén tōng cháng xǐ huān zài běn mìng nián zā hóng yāo dài, chuān hóng dài hóng.
麗麗：中國人通常喜歡在本命年扎紅腰帶，穿紅戴紅。? 
Lili: The Chinese likes to fasten a red belt and wear red in his or her zodiacal year.
mài kè: hóng sè zài zhè lǐ yì wèi zhe shén me?
麥克：紅色在這里意味著什么？? 
Mike: What does the color mean in this situation？
lì li: zhōng guó rén bǎ hóng sè shì wéi xǐ xìng, chéng gōng de xiàng zhēng, rèn wéi hóng sè kě yǐ qū xié bì xiōng.
麗麗：中國人把紅色視為喜幸、成功的象征，認(rèn)為紅色可以驅(qū)邪避兇。? 
Lili: Chinese regard red as a symbol of happiness and success, and think it can drive away evils.
mài kè: yuán lái rú cǐ, yě jiù shì shuō hóng sè kě yǐ bǎo yòu wǒ píng píng ān ān.
麥克：原來如此，也就是說紅色可以保佑我平平安安。? 
Mike: I see. So, it can bless me and protect me.
lì li: duì. guò nián shí, zhǎng bèi men hái xǐ huān gěi xiǎo háir men yī xiē yā suì qián.
麗麗：對。過年時(shí)，長輩們還喜歡給小孩兒們一些壓歲錢。? 
Lili: Yes. In the lunar New Year, the elders also like to give their children some money as a gift.
mài kè: yě jiào “hóng bāo” ba? xiǎo háir men yī dìng dū pàn zhe guò nián ne.
麥克：也叫“紅包”吧？小孩兒們一定都盼著過年呢。? 
Mike: It is also called hong bao [red envelope], isn't it? Children must be too impatient to wait for the New Year.
lì li: shì de. quán jiā rén hái yào jù zài yī qǐ chī nián yè fàn.
麗麗：是的。全家人還要聚在一起吃年夜飯。? 
Lili: Yes. The whole family will have dinner together on lunar New Year's Eve.
mài kè: zhōng guó rén hái xǐ huān zài chūn jié qī jiān fàng biān pào.
麥克：中國人還喜歡在春節(jié)期間放鞭炮吧？? 
Mike: Chinese people like to set off firecrackers in the Spring Festival period, don't they?
lì li: duì, fang biān pào yě shì zhōng guó rén cí jiù yíng xīn de yī zhǒng xí sú.
麗麗：對，放鞭炮也是中國人辭舊迎新的一種習(xí)俗。? 
Lili: Yes, setting off firecrackers is another Chinese custom of bidding farewell to the old and ushering in the new.
mài kè: chūn jié qí jiān, wǒ kě yǐ qù nǐ men jiā bài nián ma?
麥克：春節(jié)期間，我可以去你們家拜年嗎？? 
Mike: Can I go to your home to extend New Year greetings during the period?
lì li: dāng rán kě yǐ, dào shí hòu wǒ bāo jiǎo zi zhāo dài nǐ.
麗麗：當(dāng)然可以，到時(shí)候我包餃子招待你。? 
Lili: Of course you can. Then, I will treat you to dumplings.
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生詞
New Words
兔年 tù nián: Year of the Rabbit? 
吉祥 jí xiáng: lucky; auspicious? 
寬厚 kuān hòu: graciousness; generosity? 
善良 shàn liáng: kindness; goodness? 
文雅 wén yǎ: good manners? 
美感 měi gǎn: sensitivity to beauty? 
平安 píng ān: peaceful? 
本命年 běn mìng nián: someone's zodiacal year of birth? 
特殊的 tè shū de: particular; special? 
講究 jiǎng jiù: pay attention to? 
腰帶 yāo dài: belt? 
紅色 hóng sè: red; red color? 
意味著 yì wèi zhe: mean? 
喜幸 xǐ xìng: happy: happiness? 
喜興 xǐ xing: happy; joyful? 
成功 chéng gōng: success? 
象征 xiàng zhēng: symbolize; signalize? 
驅(qū)邪避兇 qū xié bì xiōng: drive away evils? 
保佑 bǎo yòu: bless and protect? 
長輩 zhǎng bèi: the elders; senior member of a family? 
壓歲錢 yā suì qián: money given to children as a lunar New Year gift? 
紅包 hóng bāo: red envelope containing money (usually given privately as a tip, gift, bonus or bribe)? 
年夜飯 nián yè fàn: dinner on lunar New Year's Eve? 
放鞭炮 fàng biān pào: set off firecrackers? 
辭舊迎新 cí jiù yíng xīn: bid farewell to the old and usher in the new? 
習(xí)俗 xí sú: custom? 
拜年 bài nián: pay a New Year call; send New Year greetings? 
餃子 jiǎo zi: dumplings? 
招待 zhāo dài: treat; entertain? 
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(China.org.cn by Li Jingrong)
