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| | The Similar 鬼节 (Guǐjié) Ghost Festivals, The Totally Different Customs | Quiz: 1. Which of the following statement is true according to the article? Zhōngyuánjié hé Wànshèngjié de xísú bùtóng.
A. 中元节和万圣节的习俗不同。 Zhōngyuánjié hé Wànshèngjié dōu zhǐ chíxù yìtiān.
B. 中元节和万圣节都只持续一天。 Zhōngyuánjié hé Wànshèngjié dōushì kuàilè de fēnwéi.
C. 中元节和万圣节都是快乐的氛围。
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If you are not sure about the answer, please read the following text first and then try again. | Many countries celebrate Halloween whereas the ghost festival celebration in China is called "中元节 (Zhōngyuánjié)"—The Hungry Ghost festival. 万圣节 (Wànshèngjié) Western Halloween celebrations throw costume parties where people participate in cosplay. The streets are filled with spectacular live performances, intricately staged displays with realistic corpses and ghosts, and screenings of horror films. 3 Reasons Why Halloween Has Become So Popular in China! As time went by, the celebration of Halloween became more and more festive. So now the symbol of Halloween has evolved to captivate the imagination with figures such as jack-o-lanterns, witches, zombies, and vampires. Americans, who love to be creative, try their best to dress up as scary characters like ghosts on this day to make the festival more interesting. But the Hungry Ghost Festival in China has big differences, let’s learn about it - 中元节 (Zhōngyuánjié)! Click "Read More" to Know The Differences Between Western Halloween and Chinese Ghost Festival |
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