★ 3D New Year's scene★ Interactive New Year flip book with endless surprises
The lively New Year is here!
What is the origin of the Chinese New Year?
In addition to reunion dinners and red envelopes,
What other customs are there?
3D book, every page is a surprise!
Feel the festive atmosphere.
With some New Year tips,
Understand the Chinese New Year customs from New Year's Eve to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
Picture Book Features
★ 3D Nian monster, fireworks and dragon dance troupe★ Hand-painted style with Chinese New Year knowledge
★ With phonetic notation, older children can also read by themselves
Tips for Chinese New Year!
→ Why are there lights and decorations everywhere, making it so festive and lively?
→ Nian Beast, is there anything you are afraid of?
→ What should I prepare for the New Year?
→ What is sending off the gods? Why do we need to do a thorough cleaning?
→ Besides receiving red envelopes, what else can you do on New Year’s Eve?
→ Going out for a Spring Festival on the first day of the New Year to pay New Year’s greetings. What does it mean to go
→ The temple fair is so lively, why do we have to perform dragon dances?
→ During the Lantern Festival, people eat Yuanxiao (Chinese rice dumplings), guess lantern riddles, release sky lanterns, and watch beautiful rotating fireworks. How many of the interesting lantern riddles can you answer correctly?
About the Author
Chiu Ka-wai / Author
Born in Yunlin, Taiwan, she is a curious mother who believes in aliens but has never seen any aliens come to Taiwan.
She has a baby at home who loves to ask why. He is the source of inspiration for her children's books, and his shadow can occasionally be seen in her works. She loves telling stories and loves children, and the happiest thing for her is to create books that make children happy.
She has worked as a kindergarten teacher and editor-in-chief of children's books for a publishing house. She is now a freelance children's book writer. His works include "My Little Book", "Find a Book", "Touch the Book", "Creative Scratch Painting" and so on.
Hou Yanzhen／Illustrator
Graduated from the National Taiwan University of the Arts, currently works as a SOHO worker in his own studio. He started taking on illustration and graphic design projects in 1995. The name of his fan page is "五yen六色", where "yen" is derived from an English-sounding word in his real name.