给笔友生日送具有中国特的礼物英语作文
给笔友生日送具有中国特的礼物英语作文
    My Chinese Pen Pal's Special Birthday Gift
    Hi! My name is Emma and I'm 10 years old. I'm in the 5th grade at Oakwood Elementary School. For the last year, I've had a pen pal named Mei who lives in Beijing, China. Having a pen pal from another country has been so much fun! We write letters back and forth every few weeks telling each other about our daily lives, families, hobbies, and more.
    Mei just turned 11 years old a few days ago on April 1st. In one of her recent letters, she mentioned her birthday was coming up. I really wanted to send her a special gift for her birthday to celebrate turning 11. But I didn't just want to send her any ordinary gift. Since Mei lives so far away in China, I thought it would be really cool to pick out a gift that had special meaning and showed her something about Chinese culture and traditions.
    I talked to my parents about finding a good Chinese birthday gift for Mei. My dad suggested I do some research online about traditional Chinese gifts and customs for birthday
s. That was a great idea! I spent a few hours one weekend looking into it. Here's what
    In Chinese culture, certain symbolic items and colors are considered very lucky for birthdays. The color red is one of the luckiest colors. Giving gifts in red packaging or with red decorations is common. Gold is another lucky color that represents wealth and prosperity.
    There are also certain objects that make great symbolic gifts. One example is to give lithographs or paintings of the Chinese character for "Longevity" which looks sort of like a squiggly horizontal line. Giving this symbol is meant to wish someone a long, prosperous life.
    Another lucky
   

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