新年来历英语

新年的来历英语翻译：

The Spring Festival originated from the " sacrificial ceremony" at the end of primitive society. At that time, when the sacrificial ceremony was over, the ancestors killed pigs and sheep, sacrificed gods, ghosts and ancestors, and prayed for good weather and good luck in the new year to avoid disaster. ?They painted their faces with vermilion, covered themselves with bird feathers, sang and danced, ate and drank, and were very lively.

春节起源于原始社会末期的“腊祭”，当时每逢腊尽春来，先民便杀猪宰羊，祭祀神鬼与祖灵，祈求新的一年风调雨顺，免去灾祸。他们用朱砂涂脸，身披鸟羽，唱跳吃喝，热闹非凡。

However, it is generally accepted that the Spring Festival started in Yu Shun. ?One day in 2000 BC, Shun, the emperor, led his subordinates to worship heaven and earth. ?Since then, people have regarded this day as the beginning of the year. ?It is said that this is the origin of the lunar new year, later called the spring festival.

但其中被普遍接受的说法是春节由虞舜时期兴起。公元前2000多年的一天，舜即天子位，带领着部下人员，祭拜天地。从此，人们就把这一天当作岁首。据说这就是农历新年的由来，后来叫春节。

春节的由来资料英文版

春节的来历英语介绍：

The Spring Festival is the first year of the lunar calendar. Another name of the Spring Festival is the Spring Festival. It is the biggest, busiest and most important ancient traditional festival in China. It is also a unique festival for Chinese people.

（春节是农历的第一年。春节的另一个名称是春节。它是中国最大、最繁忙、最重要的古代传统节日。它也是中国人独特的节日。）

2、It is the most concentrated expression of Chinese civilization. Since the Western Han Dynasty, the custom of Spring Festival has continued to this day. Spring Festival generally refers to New Year's Eve and the first day of the first lunar month.

（它是中华文明最集中的表现形式。自西汉以来，春节的习俗一直延续到今天。春节一般指除夕和正月初一。）

3、But in the folk sense, the traditional Spring Festival refers to the sacrificial sacrifice on the eighth day of the eighth month or the sacrificial stove on the twenty-third or twenty-fourth day of the twentieth month until the fifteenth day of the first month, with the New Year's Eve and the first day of the first month as the climax.

（但在民间意义上，传统的春节是指以除夕和正月初一为高潮，在八月八日的祭祀活动或在十二月二十三日、二十四日至正月十五日的祭祀炉灶活动。）

春节起源于殷商时期年末的大型祭祀活动。是当时中国最为热闹，也是最盛大的一个古代传统节日，也有的说法是春节在尧舜时期就有类似的活动，只是没有形成规模。

The Spring Festival originated from the large sacrifice activities at the end of the shang dynasty. It was the most lively and the grandest traditional festival in ancient China at that time. Some people say that the Spring Festival had similar activities in the period of yao and shun, but it did not form a scale.

魏晋时期有了爆竹，当然这个跟现代的鞭炮完全是两回事。只是一种燃烧竹子发出噼啪声响的祝贺形式。当然关于燃烧爆竹也有一个神话故事。

In the wei and jin dynasties, there were firecrackers, which were totally different from modern firecrackers. It's just a crackling sound of burning bamboo. Of course there is a myth about burning firecrackers.

很久很久以前,在大海中,生活着一种十分可怕的怪兽,叫年。年在每年的除夕夜,都会出来,吃人或家禽家畜,弄得民不聊生。人们都十分害怕他。除夕夜的前一天,一位老乞丐来到了一位老太太家,向老太太乞讨。

Long, long ago, in the sea, there lived a very terrible monster, called nian. Every year on New Year's eve, people would come out to eat people or poultry and livestock, leaving people in dire need. People were terrified of him. The day before New Year's eve, an old beggar came to an old lady's house and asked her for money.

老太太好心的给了他一碗饭,一边悲伤地说：“唉!明天年就要来了,我们一定活不成了!”老乞丐摇了摇头,看着老太太的红色衣服说：“年害怕红色和爆竹声,明天你穿上红衣,在家门口贴上红色春联,年一来,就放鞭炮,可避免灾祸。”

The old lady kindly gave him a bowl of rice and said sadly, "alas! Tomorrow year will come, we certainly can't live!" The old beggar shook his head and looked at the old lady's red clothes and said, "nian is afraid of red and the sound of firecrackers. Tomorrow you will wear red clothes and put red couplets on your front door.

第二天,年来了,大家便把鞭炮一起点燃,鞭炮的声音吓跑了年。以后,人们年年的除夕都放鞭炮,年再也不敢来了。现在,人们放鞭炮,有辟邪,吉祥,保平安,喜庆,招财之意。

The next day, came, we will set off firecrackers together, firecrackers sound scared off nian. After that, people would set off firecrackers every New Year's eve. Now, people set off firecrackers to ward off evil, auspicious, safe, festive, fortune.