2016年4月雅思口语Part2预测考题及范文--An important traditional event in your country

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接下来为大家带来雅思口语Part 2的超高频话题之Describe an important traditional event in your country. 描述你们国家的一个重要节的传统节日，有时也这样问：Describe an important festival in your country.两种问题的回答内容都是一样的。

What it is

When it is usually held

How people celebrate it

How important it is

普通范文：

There are a number of traditional events in China，but the one I would

particularly to mention today is Spring Festival.

It is now well-known over the world that Chinese Lunar New Year is called

spring festival. But little is known that there is a legend about a violent

flesh-eating predatory mammal with the name of Nian. Nian destroyed all

newly-harvested crops, swallowed people and other living creatures in one

winter. So everybody was in great fear and anxiety. However, the villagers

accidentally found out later that Nian was so afraid of very loud noise and

red-colored things. People then get together to crack the bamboo to make very

loud noise and stick red paper on their doors and windows to scare Nian away

every year.

The celebrating activities have not changed much among Chinese. Family

members always get together to have dinner at home and set off fireworks which

sounds like the cracking bamboo. Couplets written on red paper can be found

easily everywhere. Elders give lucky money in red envelopes to younger

generations as a symbol of best wishes. As the lucky money usually comes in new

bills, banks are also very busy at this time of year.

Although some customs is fading away among the younger generation, for

instance, people now choose to have their Spring Festival dinner out in a

restaurant, I believe Spring Festival would always be one of the most important

traditional events in China. The primary reason for this is the tradition that

Chinese cherish family a lot, Spring festival provides us a great opportunity to

get around the table and toast each other.

考官范文：

Christmas is an annual holiday that, in Christianity, commemorates the birth

of Jesus Christ.

Popular customs of the holiday include gift-giving, music, an exchange of

greeting cards, church celebrations, a special meal, and the display of various

decorations; including Christmas trees, lights, nativity scenes, and holly. In

addition, Father Christmas (known as Santa Claus in some areas) is a popular

figure in many countries, associated with the bringing of gifts for

children.

Over the Christmas period, people decorate their homes and exchange gifts. In

some countries, children perform plays re-telling the events of the Nativity, or

sing carols that reference the event. Christmas, along with Easter, is the

period of highest annual church attendance.

A special Christmas family meal is an important part of the celebration for

many, and what is served varies greatly from country to country. In England and

countries influenced by its traditions, a standard Christmas meal includes

turkey, potatoes, vegetables, sausages and gravy, followed by Christmas pudding,

mince pies and fruit cake.