__1__ Usually it is held in January or February. Of all our festivals, the Spring Festival is the most important to us Chinese. Before it comes, everyone has to prepare things. Several days before the lunar new year, we clean our houses and decorate them. The old folk says that everything must be new and clean for the Spring Festival celebration so that the new year will bring happiness and good luck.

__2__ We put up some New Year pictures. On the Festival eve, all the family members come back to their hometown. No matter how far away from home a person is, he will always try to get home in time for this big dinner.__3__ It means “come together”. When we're enjoying the meal, we give each other the best wishes for the coming year.

On the first day of the holiday, we usually stay at home. We get up fairly early and, first thing, exchange New Year greetings. This is a happy moment for the children.

__4__ And then we let off firecracker and fireworks. We enjoy ourselves very much.

__5__ We sit around chatting and eating sweets and New Year Cakes and all kinds of delicacies(佳肴). Each family prepares something special. Sometimes we would see some lion and dragon dances. The celebration lasts about 15 days.

A. The celebration begins on the eve of the lunar new year.

B. They can enjoy themselves.

C. Every year there is a Spring Festival in China.

D. They can get some pocket money.

E. We often make a special kind of food called “dumplings”．

F. On the second and the third days, we go visiting relatives and friends.

G. Every family enjoys a wonderful dinner.

1. ________　2. ________　3. ________　4. ________

5. ________

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