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黄莹佳 (实验丙)
今年的春节和往年不太一样，少了过年该有的气息，少了吵吵闹闹的鞭炮声，少了美丽绚烂的烟花。本该热热闹闹地过年，却因为疫情而变得冷冷清清。出了家门，我们感受不到以往喧闹的气氛，但即使只能在家，我们依然希望能欢欢喜喜地过年。
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by Jeanine Garcia (12B - HUMSS)
The sounding of gongs, the beating of drums, and the clanging of cymbals were faintly heard in the distance. Yes, it was that time of the year, again: the celebration of Chinese New Year, and a little bit of love in the air, of course.
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by Mrs. Winsdy Joy S. Marcos
Growing up in the outskirts of Tondo bordering Binondo in the 70s and 80s, I was oblivious to anything outside my haven despite the first quarter storm and martial law. I am a second/third-generation Chinese Filipino, and although my parentage is Chinese, I was born and raised in the Philippines. I grew up mostly embracing my Chinese identity, sheltered from much of everything else except poverty and how to earn a little more by having to tutor a grade four pupil when I was just a freshman in high school. It was at that time that we thought of ourselves as either Chinese or Filipino, yet without fully identifying with either one of them.
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施雅祺（实验甲)
“爆竹声中一岁除，春风送暖入屠苏。千家万户曈曈日，总把新桃换旧符。”这首动人的绝句，将古老的中国节日——春节，描写得生动而活泼。在中国，最隆重、最热闹，也是最值得团聚的日子，莫过于春节。在中华民族传统文化中，春节是春天的开始，也是一年的开始。
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by Mary Ann Co (10A)
On Chinese New Year, the sound of fireworks can be heard throughout the night, and bright, flashy displays of light can be seen outside your windows. Chinese New Year isn’t a one-day celebration. Chinese families celebrate for two weeks, with special days marking special traditions. On the sixth day of the lunar new year, families visit temples to pray to their ancestors. On the fifteenth day, on the first full moon of the lunar new year, the Lantern Festival is celebrated.
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