A young boy, Ren, helps his grandmother Poh Poh and his grandfather Gung Gung prepare for the Lunar New Year. Through the retelling of legendary tales, Ren learns about the significance of Lunar New Year and all of the traditions that accompany the celebration.
This Tonie teaches kids about:
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Lunar New Year traditions
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Lunar New Year legends
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The importance of family
Note: This work features a variety of linguistic expressions, including commonly used versions of words from different dialects. The author has intentionally chosen to incorporate these variations to reflect the rich diversity of language rather than favor one dialect over another.
Additionally, this work draws on traditional myths and folktales that are often subject to multiple interpretations and retellings. The author’s portrayal of these stories is one of many possible versions and is not intended to be definitive or authoritative. This interpretation is presented as a creative exploration rather than a scholarly representation.
Stories:
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ACT I - Preparation
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1. A Fresh Start
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2. Shopping
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3. Luck Will Arrive
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4. Flowers and Honey
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ACT II - Lunar New Year's Eve
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5. Reunion Dinner
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6. Sui
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ACT III - Lunar New Year
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7. The Great Race
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8. The Nian
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9. The Swan
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10. The Lantern Festival
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11. Lunar New Year Highlights
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12. Outro
Total Run Time: 53 minutes
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