托福口语范文：介绍传统风俗

　　2016年托福口语真题题目：

　　2016年8月20日托福独立口语Task 1：Describe a kind of traditional costume in your country, which is not quite commonly followed now.

　　2016年8月20日托福口语真题答案task 1:

　　Describe a kind of traditional custom in your country that used to be very common and you want to be popular again.

　　2016年8月20日托福口语真题Task1

　　In every culture there are some customs or traditions from the past that young people no longer follow. Describe a custom or tradition which formed in the past but you wish it is still popular today. Give specific reasons why you wish it still popular.

　　托福口语模板及参考答案：

　　托福口语参考答案一:

　　Well, this is a very interesting question. I would like to say that writing letters to each other and stay connected with friends and families when one is studying or working in another city used to be a tradition in my country. Currently, people use technology gadgets to keep in touch and catch up with each other. I really think it is better to write letter to each other once in a while. Writing letters can develop students' writing skills, you know high school students can barely write an intelligible sentence. Also, writing letters can showcase your handwriting and personalities, however, writing email cannot achieve this.

　　托福口语参考答案二:

　　Sample answer:

　　In my point of view, putting up the Spring Festival scrolls to welcome the Chinese New Year should be a popular tradition that young people still ought to follow. As we all know, on Spring Festival’s eve, Chinese people paste red couplets on their gates to enhance the warm traditional festival atmosphere. The poems on the couplets are usually written by calligraphers who use Chinese traditional writing brush and dip it into ink. The red Spring Festival Couplets symbolize good fortune, good health and good luck in the new coming year. So, it’s really an extremely important custom for Chinese people to inherit.

　　托福口语参考答案三:

　　2016年8月20日托福独立口语答案Task 1

　　I would like to talk about cheongsam(旗袍的正式翻译), a kind of body hugging, one piece traditional dress for women, it is usually made of silk, with exquisite phoenix and delicate flower patterns like peony, orchid and chrysanthemum, Originally, cheongsam was created in the 1920s Shanghai (上海)for upper class women to replace those baggy and loose dresses, now ordinary women can afford it, they wear it mainly on special occasions like parties or ceremonies. I think it is really unique and traditional, coz it represents the unique beauty of the oriental women.