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In Peru, the main Christmas celebrations are held on Christmas Eve which is called 'Noche Buena', which means 'the good night'. Many people will go to a special church service called the Misa de Gallo (Rooster Mass) which normally start at 10pm on Christmas Eve. After the mass the main meal is normally eaten.

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40 bottles of dinks are sent over sea evry second

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china is the largest silk producers in the world

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Peruvian Textiles — Techniques & Designs

All textiles are woven on a backstrap loom or on a four-post loom, a horizontal loom fixed to the ground with four stakes.

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the girls weved

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Silk is mainly produced south of the Yangtze River Delta.

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I learned that this tradition is called highland games and you have to be super strong to be on this tradition.

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Silk cloth was very valuable in Ancient China. Silk was used as a currency during some Ancient Chinese dynasties.

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sweet food that they eat

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Guinea pig is called Cuy in Peru. ( they eat them)

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they speak gaelic and they eat roast lamb and angus beef, and haggis there tradtinol pudding

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they speak Chinese and use picture writing instead of letters.

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China's silk weaving was created by Lady Hsi-Ling-Shih

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The Chinese practice Buddism, Islam, Toaism, Cathloism, Protestanism

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The weaving tradition also embodies a wealth of traditional knowledge, from techniques of spinning and weaving, to which plants are useful for dyeing – when they grow, and how to prepare them – as well as the range of symbols particular to a community and what they mean to that community.

While women in the villages take care of children, tend to animals and sometimes work outside the home, they are almost constantly weaving, even as they go about these daily activities.

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Today you all will research the different cultures of the Weavers we are learning about. You will share what you learn with your table. Then as a group your table will share with the class what you all have learned about that culture.