Chinese New Year Listening

Chinese New Year Listening: The Story of Nian - Part 5

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What did the people do?
They lit candles and played the trumpet
They laughed loudly and made bonfires
They hit their drums and set off firecrackers

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    This Chinese New Year listening task introduces learners to the famous legend of Nian, a monster from Chinese folklore. The text is adapted for A1–A2 level students and is ideal for children and beginner ESL learners.

    Students listen to a short story about Nian and learn why people use red decorations, fireworks, and loud noises during Chinese New Year celebrations. The task helps learners understand both festival traditions and simple narrative texts.

    This activity is perfect for:

    • ESL / EFL classrooms
    • Primary school and young learners
    • Festival-themed lessons
    • Listening comprehension practice

    The task includes listening questions and vocabulary support to help students build confidence while learning about one of the most important festivals in the world.

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