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Elaborations

• AC9LCH4U04_E1understanding that feelings, beliefs and values can be reflected in language, for example, the Chinese term of affection for daughter 小棉袄
• AC9LCH4U04_E2noticing differences in cultural practices and the protocol for certain events such as 我去表哥家要先叫大姨好，大姨夫好；如果他们要留我吃饭，我要先问妈妈可不可以；如果阿姨叫我多吃一点, 我不能吃太多，最好得客气点儿。
• AC9LCH4U04_E3identifying locations of major dialect groups in Chinese-speaking countries and regions, and appreciating the value of a common language such as Cantonese
• AC9LCH4U04_E4exploring representations of information used in cultural expressions of First Nations Australians and making connections with those of Chinese language and culture(s), for example, comparing the different regional words used by First Nations groups to identify themselves, such as Zenadth Kes, Koori, Koorie, Noongar and Nunga, and regional words used by Chinese-speaking cultural groups
• AC9LCH4U04_E5identifying ways in which their Chinese identity is reflected in their daily life and interests, for example, using a diagram to show visible elements such as belonging to a sports or hobby group or attending a community school
• AC9LCH4U04_E6participating in eye exercises, daily exercise routines or role-playing the flag raising ceremony, using associated language, and discussing the cultural significance of these practices
• AC9LCH4U04_E7comparing Chinese and Australian lifestyles, such as festivals and celebrations, food staples, preferences and cooking styles, and discussing their own engagement with these
• AC9LCH4U04_E8experiencing and discussing the importance of music and dance as an expression of identity and emotion in Chinese culture(s), such as national pride, happiness, love, joy and sadness, for example, introducing Chinese traditional musical instruments such as 二胡, 古筝, 笛子
• AC9LCH4U04_E9recognising characters such as 福 that are used in specific cultural events in various forms (paper cut-outs, folk art, couplets, etc. for New Year decorations), and identifying how the form might change, for example, questioning why 福 is sometimes presented upside down