㈠ 有關迷信的英語作文
It's hard to find,because I've never heard this!
㈡ 關於中國迷信的英語作文
The events that occurred ring New Year's Day may impact your life for the rest of the year. Be careful in your actions. Certain precautions (預防)are taken to insure that the New Year will be a good one. 1. The entire house should be cleaned before New Year's Day. On New Year's Eve, all brooms, brushes, sters, stpans (簸箕)and other cleaning equipment are put away. Sweeping or sting should not be done on New Year's Day for fear that good fortune will be swept away. After New Year's Day, the floors may be swept. At no time should the rubbish in the corners be trampled upon. In sweeping, there is a superstition(迷信) that if you sweep the st and dirt out of your house by the front entrance is to sweep away the good fortune of the family; it must always be swept inwards and then carried out, then no harm will follow. All dirt and rubbish must be taken out the back door. 2. Shooting off firecrackers on New Year's Eve is the Chinese way of sending out the old year and welcoming in the new. On the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, every door in the house, and even windows, have to be open to allow the old year to go out. 3. Nothing should be lent on New Year's Day, as anyone who does so will be lending all the year. All debts have to be paid by New Year's Eve. 4. Everyone should refrain from using foul(污穢) language and bad or unlucky words. Negative terms and the word "four", or "si" in Chinese which sounds like the word for death, are not to be uttered. Death and dying are never mentioned and ghost stories are totally taboo. 5. Hair must be cleaned and set prior(先前的) to the holiday, for to do so ring the New Year season would invite financial ruin. On New Year's Day, hair should not be washed because it would mean washing away good luck for the New Year. 6. Care must be taken not to break any dishes or other things on the first day of the year. 7. The use of knives and scissors(剪子) -- indeed any sharp instrument -- is to be avoided, for these things could augur(算命) bad luck in the coming year. 8. Wear brand new clothes -- preferably in red. Children should wear new clothes and new shoes. Red is considered a bright, happy color, sure to bring the wearer a sunny and bright future. It is believed that appearance and attitude ring New Year's sets the tone for the rest of the year.
㈢ 英語作文迷信
迷信 Superstition
Though the science is highly advocated, people try to explain everything in science, there are still some people believe that something happen for some certain reasons, and the ghosts manipulate the supernature. In the older generation, they believe in ghosts so much, my grandma is one of them. She burns joss sticks day and night, she says if she keeps doing this, and the immortal will see her sincere and will bless our family fast and sound. As for me, I don』 believe in superstition, a ghost exists in those people who do the guilty things』 heart. But if people believe in superstition and have faith, that will be good for them, so they won』t feel empty and do the right things.
㈣ 求寫一篇關於迷信的英語作文
Superstition
When mentioning superstition, many people will look down their nose at those who are superstitious. Especially in rural areas, the majority of villagers are superstitious. In their eyes, superstition is practical to a certain extent. For example, many villagers hold the deep-seated idea that praying for good fortune can help their relatives and friends who are critically or terminally ill overcome the troublesome diseases. Maybe they are deeply convinced that Gods and Buddha who are with supernatural power are in control of everything in the world, certainly including life and death. Gods and Buddha are the real emperors of the whole world.
I can not tell whether superstition is practical or not, personally speaking, there is no necessity to research it. However, many people are strongly against superstition, especially those self-appointed Homo sapiens. They maintain that superstition is impractical, and that as human beings who have entered a new century it is our ty to oppose superstition and develop technology. In addition, in their opinions, only science is the truth, and everyone should pursue it and then uphold it without the least reservation. All things concerned with superstition are supposed to be discarded.
But, still, is the existence of superstition reasonable since it has rooted in the world for so many centuries? I think, more or less, superstition contributes to the good public order. For example, it is said that the local god of the land in a village urges the fight among villagers to come to an end. In details, there are two different parties in the village: One is for renovating the tiny temple housing the village god because it can bring good harvests; the other one is strongly against it because they argue that it is unnecessary to waste so much money. Each party sticks to their guns and is unwilling to give up to the other. And then the appearing of the local god of the land solves all problems. Later, all villagers are for renovating the tiny temple housing the village god, and they lead a peaceful life again. So we can not but admit that superstition is somewhere good. And everyone should adopt a right attitude towards it
㈤ 關於反對迷信的英語作文150詞。。。。。。謝謝
Superstition (迷信) is a difficult question. We cannot quite say that superstition in China is dead. Its history is too long and too recent for that, and indeed you will find many remains of it in modem Britain. But they are only connected chiefly with vague beliefs of good luck and bad luck. It is unlucky, for instance, to walk under a ladder, or to spill salt, or break a mirror, or to have anything to do with number 13; whereas a horseshoe brings good luck, and people jokingly "touch wood" to prevent the return of a past misfortune. There are still many strange country remedies against sickness which are obviously superstitions. Most of all, there is still a surprising amount of interest in fortune-telling, e.g. in the form of "horoscopes" (占星術) in newspapers and women's magazines — though for most people this is nothing more than an amusement, which they may well be slightly ashamed of.
㈥ 你認為自己的家鄉有什麼迷信活動嗎。英語作文
信邪惡的就是迷信
㈦ 用英文講一個關於迷信的小故事 急
After five o 'clock of the Forbidden City
The Forbidden City as a tourist attraction, with tens of thousands of Chinese and foreign tourists every day.
But not everyone will know there is a another kind of content in the purple city...
Used on the palace guard, according to the man can hear someone playing in every night,
And sometimes can see maid-in-waiting eunuch line through. The somebody else's child body is bad, the old man say it's because that person be Yin qi is big,
Affect the next generation!
Not only in this way, we have noticed that there are many courtyard in the Forbidden City is blocked up! It is not open to visitors
Actually happened every slot with science cannot explain the phenomenon, haven't seal before liberation, many people died in these places! Not disappearing life is death, but is always fantastic to did not find the reason, but there is one thing in common: if also can see the body, after death then bodies are no face. More cautious man is a well, ping yue in the daytime to look down, bottom hole is some stones and weeds or something, but at night after 12 o 'clock to look down, as long as the have a moon in the sky, you will see the bottom hole is not a stone, weeds, reflected instead of water, the water is not your face...
, of course, also have scientific researchers explain: the palace can see maid-in-waiting have scientific basis, because of the palace is red, contain ferroferric oxide, concts electricity and lightning may come down, if you happen to have a palace maid, so wall is equivalent to the function of the videos at this time, if again after lightning accident, may be like a video showing the record by the shadow of the palace. Anyway, think of the Forbidden City in the narrow corridor, long wall full of weeds, if a person walks in the evening, suddenly see the imperial palace eunuch coming to you, even if no scientific basis, I also will frighten broke bravery drops
五點過後的靈異故宮
故宮作為游覽勝地，每天接待著國內外上萬名遊客。
但不是每個人都會知道這座紫城裡麵包含著另一種內容……
有個人以前在故宮看門，據那個人說每天晚上都能聽見有人在奏樂，
而且有時能看見宮女太監排隊走過。那個人家的孩子身體都不好，老人都說是因為那人受的陰氣大，
影響了下一代！
不僅僅這樣，大家有沒有留意到，故宮里有很多院落都是被封起來的!不對遊客開放
其實每一個府第都發生過用科學無法解釋的現象，解放前還沒有封的時候，在這些地方死了很多人！不是無故消失就是命亡，但始終是離奇得查不出原因，不過有一個共同點：死後如果還能見著屍體，那麼屍體都沒有臉皮。更慎人的就是一口井，平曰白天的時候往下看，井底就是一些石頭，雜草什麼的，但每到晚上 12點後往下看， 只要天上有月亮，你會看到井底出現的不是石頭，雜草，而是水，水上倒映的卻不是你的面孔……
當然也有科學人員解釋了：故宮能看見宮女是有科學依據的,因為宮牆是紅色的,含有四氧化三鐵，而閃電可能會將電能傳導下來，如果碰巧有宮女經過，那麼這時候宮牆就相當於錄象帶的功能，如果以後再有閃電巧合出現，可能就會像錄象放映一樣出現那個被錄下來宮女的影子。不管怎樣，想想故宮里那些長長窄窄的過道，長滿荒草的牆頭，如果晚上一個人走在那，突然看到前朝的宮女太監向你走來，就算再有科學依據，我也會嚇破膽滴
㈧ 中國有哪些迷信，用英語講
中國的迷信有1．消災降褐。企圖以求神拜佛、燒香叩頭、驅魔趕鬼等方式，來為自己為親人消災解難，化凶為吉，帶來福運。2．擺脫困擾。有些人在現實生活中遭到重大精神打擊之後，變得心灰意冷、悲觀絕望，便想以此來逃避現實。如有些人在失戀後出家當尼姑或和尚。3．心理安慰。有些人企圖通過迷信活動來彌補一些無法挽回的過失，求得心靈上的慰藉。其突出表現如通過做道場、請法師來對死者進行悼念，追悔對死者生前照顧不周。
China』s superstition has 1. Disaster rection and browning. In an attempt to worship Buddha, burn incense, and exorcise ghosts, we will solve problems for our loved ones, and bring evil to the good fortune. 2. Get rid of the troubles. Some people have become disheartened and pessimistic and desperate after being subjected to a major spiritual blow in real life, and they want to escape from reality. For example, some people become monks or monks after falling out of love. 3. Psychological comfort. Some people try to make up for some irreparable mistakes through superstitious activities, and seek spiritual comfort. Its outstanding performance is to make a mourning for the deceased by doing the dojo, asking the mage to repent, and to take care of the deceased before his death.
㈨ 求英語作文相信科學，反對迷信
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Superstition (迷信) is a difficult question. We cannot quite say that superstition in China is dead. Its history is too long and too recent for that, and indeed you will find many remains of it in modem Britain. But they are only connected chiefly with vague beliefs of good luck and bad luck. It is unlucky, for instance, to walk under a ladder, or to spill salt, or break a mirror, or to have anything to do with number 13; whereas a horseshoe brings good luck, and people jokingly "touch wood" to prevent the return of a past misfortune. There are still many strange country remedies against sickness which are obviously superstitions. Most of all, there is still a surprising amount of interest in fortune-telling, e.g. in the form of "horoscopes" (占星術) in newspapers and women's magazines — though for most people this is nothing more than an amusement, which they may well be slightly ashamed of.