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Need an account? Click here to sign up. Download Free PDF. Bill Templer. A short summary of this paper. It is a folktale about Chinese New Year and why the Chinese celebrate New Year by wearing red clothes and making loud noise with fireworks. But it can also be an engaging easy read—a monster tale with a happy ending—for marking the New Year elsewhere, in Bulgaria and other countries. The level is mid-elementary English.
This year Chinese New Year comes on February 19th, with the new moon, and celebrations last for 15 days. It is the Year of the Goat.
Discuss a bit. Then watch and discuss an animated version of the tale from China with English subtitles. Nian loved to visit a small village in China each year, and scare everybody he saw. He thought that was great fun. He liked to do this just as the new year began, to show people that Nian the monster was still around.
Each year, after scaring all the people, Nian could hardly wait for the new year to come again, so that he could scare them all over again. The people began their new year very sad. They really were afraid of Nian. Maybe this would have gone on and never stopped. But one day, one of the village boys was wearing a red scarf. It was getting cold. Nian loved to visit a little village in China each year, and scare everybody he saw.
He thought that was great fun. He liked to do this just as the new year began, to remind people that Nian was still around. Each year, after scaring all the people, could hardly wait for the new year to roll around, so that he could scare them again.
This probably would have gone on forever. But one day, just by luck, one of the villagers was wearing a red tunic. When Nian jumped out to scare him, Nian took one look at the red tunic and ran away. He startled the villager so much that the villager dropped the heavy metal bucket he had been carrying. The bucket bounced down the hill behind Nian, hitting every rock in its path. It made a horrible noise. Nian looked fearfully over his shoulder, and began running even faster.
The villager told everyone of his fabulous luck. His red tunic had scared Nian. And the noise of the bucket had sent him running away.
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