These are some traditional items associated with Chinese New Year, including red envelopes and couplets (poems with two lines).
posted by Auntie D and Jesse @ Monday, January 23, 2006
Letters from Auntie D
This website is designed for children of all ages to read about the exciting world of China. With topics ranging from bamboo scaffolding to walking pet birds, these letters are sure to entertain and inform children around the world.
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- Name: Auntie D and Jesse
AUNTIE D has lived in Chinese culture for many years. She loves telling people of all ages about Jesus. When speaking in U.S. churches recently, Auntie D discovered that there are thousands of American boys and girls who share a special interest in China... JESSE is one of Auntie D's special young friends who represents all of the boys and girls who are intrigued by the Chinese people and culture. Look for a new letter next month!!
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Monday, January 23, 2006
These are some traditional items associated with Chinese New Year, including red envelopes and couplets (poems with two lines).
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