OUR HOLIDAYS IN LONDON

We went on holidays to London.

The  weather was sunny and hot.

The hotel had four stars.Our hotel was big and beautiful.Our bedroom was big, it had two beds with red and blue sheets. It had a very big TV.It had air conditioning.This was very wide.In the hotel had parties  at the night.It had a very,very big pool. It had classes of playing to boys and girls. It had a SPA.It had a small park.It had a gym.It had very good food.It had a spaghetti,rice,cheese,pizza,...
The hotel was fantastic!

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The Pig

My mother was born in 1971,she is a Pig.

The Pig is the last animal in the Chinese Zodiac cycle. Pigs are brave, noble and chivalrous. She makes lifelong friendships.

She gets along Rabbits and Goats but must avoid other Pigs.

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The Rooster

My father was born in 1969, he is a Rooster.

He is proud, eccentric and a little too sure of himself.

He enjoys learning and is not afraid to work.

He will be fine with Snakes and Oxen, but Rabbits are trouble.

Dragon

Dragon
I was born in 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012 you are a Dragon.

The Dragon was a symbol of Imperial power in ancient China; and Chinese consider it a great honor to be born in the Year of the Dragon. This belief is so strong that every time the Year of the Dragon comes around, there is a mini Baby Boom in this year.

Dragons are full of strength and energy, always on the go. I am powerful, wealthy and wise.

Chinese Dragons are symbols of wealth, wisdom, power and nobility. It was the symbol of the Emperor in ancient China.

Dragons in Chinese culture, unlike the Western dragons, are not depicted as enemies to be defeated. They are wise and welcoming and a sign that good things will happen.

Dragons are found everywhere in everyday Chinese life:

* in architecture at temples, palaces, walls... you will often encounter dragons while traveling through China.

* at parades specially at Chinese New Year

* and festivals such as the Dragon Boat Races

* as decorations and artwork. You will find it in handicrafts, jewelry, porcelain, paintings, embroideries, to name a few!
* in poetry, legends , or in the Chinese Zodiac... It is considered a great honor to be born in the Year of the Dragon.

Learn more about the Chinese Zodiac here.
Distinctive features of Dragon
Since the Dragon is a creature from Chinese mythology and not a real animal, it adopts characteristics from several animals. In Chinese culture the dragon has:


* the body of a serpent

* the claws of an eagle

* the legs of a tiger

* the whiskers of a catfish

* the antlers of a deer

* the scales of a fish