La Constitución China Señala en Sus Artículos 136
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La constitucin China seala en sus artculos 136, 137 y 138 que la bandera de su nacin est compuesta por un lienzo de color rojo el cual simboliza la revolucin llamada Guerra Civil China que se dio de 1927 a 1950 y es el color del comunismo. Las cinco estrellas de color amarillo tienen cinco picos cada una de ellas, las tres pequeas representan a la poblacin y la ms grande al partido comunista.Todas las estrellas se encuentran en la parte superior izquierda y representan la unin de los habitantes con el partido comunista de China. Las estrellas chicas tambin simbolizan las cuatro clases sociales en las que se divide al pas, los empresarios, intelectuales, trabajadores y campesinos.
The Chinese Constitution stated in articles 136, 137 and 138
that the flag of his nation is composed by a canvas of red color
which symbolizes the revolution called Guerra Civil China that
occurred from 1927 to 1950 and is the color of communism. The five
yellow stars have five peaks each, three small represent the
population and the largest Communist Party.
All the stars are in the top left and represent the union of the
people with the Communist Party of China. Girls stars also
symbolise the four social classes in which is divided the country,
businessmen, intellectuals, workers and peasants.
Tradiciones El "sobre rojo" (,hng boen mandarn), tambin llamadoLai See(en cantons), consiste en la entrega a nios o parientes ms jvenes que uno, como deseo de buena suerte, un sobre de color rojo que contiene una pequea cantidad de dinero. LosChun Lian ,coplas antitticas, o coplas de la"fiesta de la primavera", como tambin se conoce el ao nuevo en China, para diferenciarlo del occidental. En los se escriben en buenas caligrafas, aquellos caracteres relacionados con la abundancia, la felicidad, prosperidad... que acompaarn a la familia en el ao que entra. Guardianes de las puertas: representacin de figuras en actitud defensiva, colocadas en las puertas de las casas para defender a los moradores de la posible entrada deNian. El pez,y , eshomfonodel carctery paraabundancia, por lo que es frecuente la colocacin de estos animales en las casas. De color rojo ahuyentarn a Nian. Colocacin del carcterf (felicidad) boca abajo. Esto es debido a un juego de palabras, ya que "boca abajo" en chino (, Pinyin: do) es homfono de "llegar" (, Pinyin: do) en la lengua china. As "la felicidad (f )" colocada boca abajo (do ) se interpreta como "la felicidad (f ) ha llegado (do )". Dios de la riqueza, que se presenta con barba y ataviado con una tnica roja y un saco amarillo a la espalda. Se presenta en las casas y reparte imgenes, los moradores de las casas regalan propinas a esta figura, todo ello acompaado de tambores y gongs. Hacer platos tpicos como los raviolis chinos (jiaozi) para la cena de "noche vieja". Wu Shi oDanza del Leny "Wu Long " o "Danza del Dragn", conservadas desde tiempos antiguos, se originan de las artes marciales y sirven para ahuyentar a los malos espritus.
Traditions"On red" (, hong bao in mandarin), also called Lai See
(in Cantonese), consists in the delivery to children or younger
siblings that one, as a wish of good luck, an envelope of red color
which contains a small amount of money.
The Chun Lian , antithetical couplets, or verses from the "Spring
Festival", as well as known the new year in China, to differentiate
it from the West. In the is written to those characters related to
the abundance, happiness, prosperity and good calligraphy... that
they will accompany the family in the coming year.
Guardians of the Gates: representation of figures in defensiveness,
placed on the doors of houses to defend the inhabitants of the
possible entry of Nian.
The fish, yu , is homophonous character yu for wealth, so that the
placement of these animals in the houses is frequent. Red they
ahuyentarn Nian.
Placement of the character fu (happiness) upside down. This is due
to a play on words, since "upside down" in Chinese (, Pinyin: dao)
is homophonous to "arrive" (, Pinyin: dao) in the Chinese language.
So "happiness (fu )" placed upside down (dao ) is interpreted as
"happiness (fu ) has arrived (dao )".
God of wealth, that occurs with beard and dressed in a red tunic
and a yellow sack on his back. It occurs in houses and distributes
images, the inhabitants of the houses give tips to this figure, all
this accompanied by drums and gongs.
Make dishes such as Chinese (jiaozi) ravioli for dinner of
"Eve".
Wu Shi lion dance and "Wu Long " or "Dance of the Dragon",
preserved from ancient times, originate from martial arts and serve
to scare away evil spirits.