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You will participate in a simulated conversation. Each time it is your turn to speak, you will have 20 seconds to record. You should respond as fully and as appropriately as possible. There will be six times when it is your turn to speak.

You will have a conversation with Liu Fengmian, the assistant director of a Chinese-language summer camp, about your application for the position of art teaching assistant.

Simplified Chinese

1. 欢迎你申请中国绘画夏令营的助教职位，请你简单介绍一下你自己的情况

2. 你为什么会对这个职位感兴趣？

3. 你对中国绘画有什么了解？你最喜欢的中国艺术家是谁？ 为什么？

4. 你以前交过别人画画吗？如果教画画的老师有事不能来你该怎么代替他教？

5. 在夏令营期间要求你的工作时间比较灵活。请你告诉我一周礼你那几天可以来上班。

6. 你住的地方离这里比较远。你打算怎么过来上班呢？

Traditional

1. 歡迎你申請中國繪畫夏令營的助教職位，請你簡單介紹一下你自己的情況

2. 你為什麼會對這個職位感興趣？

3. 你對中國繪畫有什麼了解？你最喜歡的中國藝術家是誰？為什麼？

4. 你以前交過別人畫畫嗎？如果教畫畫的老師有事不能來你該怎麼代替他教？

5. 在夏令營期間要求你的工作時間比較靈活。請你告訴我一周禮你那幾天可以來上班。

6. 你住的地方離這裡比較遠。你打算怎麼過來上班呢？

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福字倒贴不知道什么时候又开始盛行起来，并且大家都认为，福字倒着贴就是"福到"的寓意，所以但凡碰到张贴福字，都会主动的讲福字倒过来，那么这样做是不是正确的呢？福字到底该怎样张贴？
福字为什么要倒着贴
"福"字之所以倒贴，传说起于清代恭亲王府。那年春节前夕，大管家按例写了几个斗大的"福"字，叫人贴于王府的大门上。有个家丁目不识丁，竟将"福"字头朝下贴上。恭亲王福晋十分气恼，欲鞭罚惩戒。可这大管家是个能言善辩之人，慌忙跪倒陈述："奴常听人说，恭亲王寿高福大，如今大福真的到(倒)了。乃喜庆之兆。"恭亲王一听觉得合情合理，心想："怪不得过往行人都说恭亲王福到(倒)了，吉语说千遍，金银增万贯。没学问的奴才，还真想不到有这种招式呢!"遂赏管家和家丁各五十两银子，这可真是因祸得福！
哪些地方的福字可以倒着贴
1、屋子里面的墙壁上适合倒着贴福字：在房子里面，即使福字倒了，福气也会倒在屋子里面，不会外流。反而被关在房子里面，所以房子里面的墙壁上可以倒着贴福字。

2、马桶上的福字要倒着贴：马桶是人们平时解手、冲洗、丢脏东西的地方。马桶寓意把脏的东西霉运"倒掉了"。

3、厕所里的墙壁上福字要倒贴：厕所自古就是家里的污秽之地，古人认为厕所是阴气重的地方。里面更有马桶等东西。因此福字要倒着贴。寓意不好的东西要倒掉。

4、垃圾箱上的福字要倒着贴：垃圾箱里面的垃圾会被人们倒掉。避免把福气倒掉，当垃圾箱倒过来时，倒着贴的福字就正过来了。

5、水缸上的福字要倒着贴：由于水缸里的水要被人们从里边倒出来使用。为了避免倒掉福气，利用"倒"与"到"的谐音，"福到了"。寓意好的福气来了。

6、衣柜上的福字要倒着贴：柜子是存放东西的地方，有柜门可以关闭，"福到了"会被紧紧关住。
过年为什么要贴福字
节贴"福"字，是我国民间由来已久的风俗。据《梦梁录》记载："岁旦在迩，席铺百货，画门神桃符，迎春牌儿......"；"士庶家不论大小，俱洒扫门闾，去尘秽，净庭户，换门神，挂钟旭，钉桃符，贴春牌，祭把祖宗"。文中的"贴春牌"即是写在红纸上的"福"字。

专家说，贴"福"字是为祈祥求吉。据传说，民间贴"福"字之风开始于姜太公封神之时。各路神仙分派妥当之后，姜太公的老婆也来讨要神位，姜太公无奈，便把她封为"穷神"，并规定凡是贴了"福"字的地方不能去。于是，老百姓便家家户户贴"福"字，燃放鞭炮，驱赶这个不受欢迎的"穷神"。

但这毕竟只是民间传说。据有关资料记载，中国的"福"字历史悠久，早在三千多年前的商周青铜器铭文上，即已有不同结构的"福"字。此后随着小篆、隶书、草书、楷书、行书等字体的出现，"福"字书法越来越多，越来越艺术化，后人集书的《百福图》《千福图》则集中了"福"字的各种写法，让人美不胜收。
福字怎么剪
1、将方形的纸张对折两次；

2、将已折成条状的纸按长边横向对折后打开来，再将一头按三等分折叠，另一头按二等分对折，再按三等分折叠的一端如图所示剪去一角；

3、在右半部分折剪出"口"和"田"；

4、最后打开来折剪左边的示字旁。

并不是所有的福字都应该倒着贴，大家一定要注意了。此外剪福字也是一项十分有趣的新年活动，感兴趣，并且具备一定的剪纸基础的朋友不妨拿起剪刀，动一动你灵活的双手，说不定能够为新年增添更多红火的气息呢！

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There are 12 Chinese zodiac signs, in the following order: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Each sign is named after an animal, and each animal has its own unique characteristics.

Do you know why the 12 Chinese zodiac animals are in the sequence above? The following story reveals legendary reasons, and some of the characteristics of the 12 animals.

12 Chinese zodiac animal signs

The story is widespread (and widely varying) among Chinese. Though it is made up, it might be interesting for you to tell your children and friends.

The Heavenly Gate Race Story - Reasons for Zodiac Rankings

Long, long ago, there was no Chinese zodiac. The Jade Emperor wanted to select 12 animals to be his guards. He sent an immortal being into man's world to spread the message that the earlier one went through the Heavenly Gate, the better the rank one would have.

Early Risers: Quick-Witted Rat and Diligent Ox

Rat ranks first.

The next day, animals set off towards the Heavenly Gate. Rat got up very early. On his way to the gate, he encountered a river. He had to stop there, owing to the swift current. After waiting a long time, Rat noticed Ox about to cross the river and swiftly jumped into Ox's ear.

The diligent Ox did not mind at all and simply continued. After crossing the river, he raced towards the palace of the Jade Emperor. Suddenly, Rat jumped out of Ox's ear and dashed to the feet of the Emperor. Rat won first place and Ox was second.

Competitive and Fast: Tiger and Rabbit

Tiger and Rabbit came third and fourth because both are fast and competitive, but Tiger was faster. (Rabbit got across the river by hopping on stepping stones and a floating log.)

Good-Looking Dragon and Crafty Snake

Good-looking Dragon was fifth and was immediately noticed by the Jade Emperor, who said Dragon's son could be sixth. But Dragon's son didn't come with him that day. Just then, Snake came forward and said Dragon was his adoptive father; so Snake ranked sixth.

Kind and Modest Horse and Goat

Horse and Goat arrived. They were very kind and modest and each let the other go first. The Jade Emperor saw how polite they were and ranked them seventh and eighth.

Jumping Monkey

Monkey had fallen well behind. But he jumped between trees and stones, and caught up to be ninth. Last were Rooster, Dog, and Pig.

These 12 animals became guards of the Heavenly Gate.

See 12 Chinese Zodiac Sign Symbolism

Why No Cat - Enmity Between Cat and Rat

Although Cat and Rat were neighbors, the former always bullied the latter, and Rat felt very angry but dared not say it out loud; therefore, he sought revenge on Cat.

Upon hearing the Emperor's decree Rat chuckled to himself and thought: "This is an opportunity".

The sleepyhead Cat kicked open Rat's door, ordering Rat to keep him informed of when he was going to the Emperor's birthday party, and Rat readily promised that he would.

On the morning, however, Rat left quietly without informing Cat. Cat didn't wake up until the race was over and it was too late - he was not able to make it into the cycle.

After the party, a great enmity grew between Cat and Rat, so that rats scatter in all directions when a cat appears.

An alternative version of the story says that Cat and Rat got as far as crossing the river together on Ox's head, but Rat pushed Cat into the water (and Cat was washed away and drowned or didn't get back to the Heavenly Gate in time to get a ranking).

Effects of the 12 Chinese Zodiac Signs

People's Personal Traits

The ranking story above is made up according to people's understanding of characteristics of the 12 animals. And when people talk about a person's zodiac sign, they might think about the zodiac sign's characteristics.

For example, when talking about Rats, people think of quick-witted, resourceful, and versatile people; and Oxes are decisive, honest, dependable, and hardworking.

Read more about the Chinese zodiac.

Love Compatibility

More interestingly, Chinese people later created guidelines on love compatibility of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs e.g. Rat's best spouse will be Dragon, Rabbit, or Ox.

Read more about Chinese zodiac signs' love compatibility.

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There are 12 Chinese zodiac signs, in the following order: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Each sign is named after an animal, and each animal has its own unique characteristics. Do you know why the 12 Chinese zodiac animals are in the sequence above?

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Spicy Szechuan noodles with garlic chili oil ready in 15 minutes! Spicy, garlicky Szechuan chili oil noodles made with Lao Gan Ma chili crisp & fresh herbs.
These Szechuan noodles with garlic chili oil deliver a huge kick of flavor and it's ready in just 15 minutes! A spicy sauce made with fresh garlic, ginger, dark soy, a touch of Chinese black vinegar, and of course a spicy chili oil condiment called Lao Gan Ma.

Szechuan Noodles with Garlic Chili Oil

The thing I love most about these noodles is how flavorful they are and how fast they're ready. This dish was inspired by these spicy chili oil noodles I get at this hole in the wall restaurant near my neighborhood. It's so simple and plain but so delicious! It's literally just wide flat noodles, chili oil, and a few herbs sprinkled throughout. No veggies or meat but you wouldn't even notice it by how flavorful the garlic chili oil sauce is.

I kept the ingredients simple just like the restaurant. Wide noodles, soy sauce, lao gan ma chili crisp (chili oil), ginger, and garlic. Then sprinkled on some fresh scallions and cilantro on top. Of course, you can add other ingredients to these lao gan ma noodles but I honestly like it as is. I like the simplicity of this dish, but that's not to say it wouldn't taste amazing with other ingredients.

Additional ingredients for Chili Oil Garlic Noodles:

Ground meat - pork, chicken, or beef

Tofu

Peppers

Onions

Sliced Mushrooms

Shredded Carrots

Broccoli

Zucchini

Types of Noodles to Use

You can use any type of wheat noodles for this dish. Wheat noodle holds up best to the sauce as it has a more dense texture than rice noodles. You can even use flat pasta if you're really in a bind, but I highly recommend getting Asian wheat noodles. I found these dried flat ribbon noodles at my local Asian store but I've also seen Asian noodles at my local grocery store in the Asian food aisle.

The name of these wide ribbon noodles is Dao Xiao Mian, which translates to knife shaven noodles, and originate from the Shanxi Province. They are traditionally made by shaving long noodles from a block of dough directly into a pot of boiling water by using a sharp knife or a special tool. They should be thin on the edges and thicker in the middle.

What is Lao Gan Ma?

Lao Gan Ma, "Old Godmother," is a brand of chili condiments created by a woman who used to own a small noodle stand. She would mix her own chili sauce with the noodles and give poor children extra noodles and discounts, hence the name "Old Godmother." These Lao Gan Ma noodles became widely popular and she eventually ended up packaging and selling these. The woman pictured on the bottle is her. 🙂

Szechuan cuisine is known for its generous use of chili peppers. This Lao Gan Ma sauce is filled with Szechuan peppers and dried chilis so you're really getting a lot of Szechuan flavors in these chili oil noodles. Note: Szechuan peppers can also be called prickly ash so don't get confused if you see this on the label.

How to Make Szechuan Noodles with Garlic Chili Oil

Start sauteing the garlic until it becomes fragrant. Turn off the heat and while the garlic oil is still hot, add in the lao gan ma, dark soy sauce, ginger, and vinegar.

Meanwhile boil your noodles according to the directions. Mix the spicy chili garlic oil with your noodles and dress with fresh herbs. All done!

If you want to add meat and/or veggies, saute them separately and then add the sauce and noodles last.

Other Serving Suggestions for Garlic Chili Oil:

dipping sauce for dumplings

pour over steamed fish

use as a spicy dressing

serve with Asian style cooked meats

spoon over sauteed veggies

You can serve these hot or cold. They taste amazing either way. Store leftovers in the fridge in an airtight container for up to 3 days.

I hope you make these spicy Szechuan noodles with garlic chili oil! Please share, rate, and comment below. I'd love to hear from you!

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A family pork meatball recipe that uses breadcrumbs, water chestnuts, and aromatics to make super light, fluffy and juicy meatballs that are bursting with flavor.

Chinese pork meatballs are also called lion's head ( 狮子头, shi zi tou). They feature tender, moist, and light meatballs with a savory taste. This dish is a staple food for my family, because it's quite easy to cook in big batches and is so comforting to enjoy any time. Eating the savory meatballs with rice is as addictive as eating a burger. Juicy and flavorful meat and starch are the best combo in the world.

You'll find quite a few versions of Lion's Head in China. One popular rendition in northern China is braised meatballs. The cooking method for those is quite close to the one in this recipe. But instead of steaming, those meatballs are braised in a soy-sauce-based liquid after browning. Another type is meatballs cooked in chicken broth. They're usually served by themselves instead of over rice.

Today I'll introduce a third type - steamed lion's head. This recipe was passed down from my grandma. She used to make a huge batch of these every two weeks. After cooking them, she'd reserve a small amount to serve to guests who might be visiting her house. She would freeze the rest and give them away to family members, including my parents. These meatballs are my favorite and are even better than the ones from the restaurant. They are extremely fluffy and moist and are as tender as the pork in a slow-cooked Bolognese sauce.

How to make pork meatballs extra light

The secrets to creating super fluffy meatballs are:

Mix water into the meat to make a very tender patty

Add plenty of breadcrumbs

Add plenty of water chestnuts

The truth is, you will need to add so many breadcrumbs and chestnuts, that the size of the patty doubles. The water chestnuts add a really refreshing and crisp mouthfeel, so the meatballs will taste extra light.

My mom once told me, making the meatballs tender was not the original intention of adding so many other ingredients to the pork. It's because pork was in short supply when she was a kid, so her parents needed to find a way to make these meatballs more filling with limited ingredients. Thus, the moist and tender texture of the meatballs was just a nice side effect of living poor. Even now, my family still enjoys cooking with this recipe. It tastes like home.

Cooking method

The meatballs are shaped, browned in a frying pan, and then steamed.

Once you shaped the meatballs, you need to brown them to create the heavenly crust and seal the juicy. It also helps the meatballs to keep their shapes. Once you steam the meatballs, a lot of fat is rendered out. The finished meatballs will end up flavorful and less greasy. The recipe may seem a bit time consuming, but it's actually very easy to prepare. The active cooking time in the kitchen is only 30 minutes.

The meatballs are one of my favorite lunch items, too. They freeze well and taste as great after reheating. Stuff one of these into your lunchbox with steamed rice and some greens, and you'll make all of your colleagues jealous when you heat it up in the office microwave.

You can also serve the meatballs for dinner as a main, pairing it with fast and easy sides such as cucumber salad, okra stir-fry, or spinach salad.

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Chinese Lion's Head Pork Meatballs (狮子头)

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A family pork meatball recipe that uses breadcrumbs, water chestnuts, and aromatics to make super light, fluffy and juicy meatballs that are bursting with flavor. Chinese pork meatballs are also called lion's head ( 狮子头, shi zi tou). They feature tender, moist, and light meatballs with a savory taste.