into the pool to make the biggest splash. How do they do it? Some touch the water with their bottoms...水花越大才越好水花越大才越好In a diving contest, the smaller the splash (水花), the better. But this is not true ……

the Dai people in Yunnan are doing. In mid-April it's their Water-Splashing Festival. People splash... splash water on others, they will feel ____.A. gladB. sadC. nothingD. worried2. Why couldn't peoplelet ……

splash water on one another to clean off their dirt and bad luck from the last year. There are also... gentler – they used cherry tree branches (樱花树枝) to splash water. But now, they splash water ……

Young Japanese women splash water from an ice-filled artificial (人造的) pond onto themselves during a cold-endurance (耐冷) competition. It was held in Tokyo on January 12. Four women and 18 men took ……

time I jump into the swimming pool, I like to feel the coolness of the water. I often play with my friends in the water. We play. We laugh. We splash (泼水) each other. We have a great time together ……

and then begin to splash (泼) water on one another. They think it can bring luck, happiness and health....April 13泼水节April 13 is the Water-Splashing Festival for the Dai ethnic group (傣族) in Yunnan ……

People pour water on one another as they celebrate Clean Monday, also known as Wet Monday, in Lviv..., which fell on May 1 this year. On that day, all men are armed with bottles and buckets of water ……

is to sprinkle (泼洒) water on others. Now it has become “water fights”. People also splash water on statues.... Now it has become “water fights”. People also splash water on statues of the Buddha (佛像) for good luck ……

days. During the festival, people splash water on one another as they believe it cleans off... this festival but in different ways. For example, people in Thailand not only splash water, but also ……

, and may even splash water to welcome the New Year. These celebrations mark new beginnings..., and may even splash water to welcome the New Year. These celebrations mark new beginnings and the coming ……

, and we began to splash water on each other. Later we ran about on the beach, felt the sand touching... beautiful. The water flows quietly at night as if telling a never-ending story, while in the daytime ……

bathe (用水洗) the Buddha and then begin to splash (泼) water on one another. They think it can bring luck, happiness and health. The more water one person gets, the more luck he or she will have ……

in Yunnan are doing. In mid-April it’s their Water-Splashing Festival (泼水节). People splash (泼) water.... It’s the biggest festival in Thailand. For three days people sing, dance and splash water on each ……

.The scissors cut hair.Splash, splash.Splash, splash.Water runs down the sink.Water runs down the sink ……

days. People splash water on one another to clean dirt. And, washing the figure of Buddha (浴佛..., people traditionally use cherry tree branches (樱花树枝) to splash water. In Yunnan, the Dai people also ……