Lunar fact or fiction
Three quick statements on the zodiac, Korean greetings and festive colour.
- True or false
Three quick true or false statements about the Lunar New Year: the zodiac, Korean customs and the traditional colour red. A short, easy warm-up for any group; three further statements in the template are not shown here.
Three quick statements on the zodiac, Korean greetings and festive colour.
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There are 15 animals in the Chinese zodiac
False
Fun fact: The zodiac runs on a 12-year cycle. Vietnam's version swaps the Rabbit for the Cat, but it still has 12 animals.
The Korean Lunar New Year tradition of kneeling and bowing deeply is called 'Hanbok'
False
Fun fact: The deep bow to elders on Seollal is called sebae. Hanbok is the traditional Korean clothing that people often wear while doing it.
Red is the traditional colour of Lunar New Year
True
Fun fact: In the Nian legend, villagers hung red lanterns and scrolls because the beast was said to fear the colour red. Elders still give children money in red envelopes.
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