1. 4月22日世界地球日(World Earth Day)

1. April 22nd - World Earth Day (World Earth Day)

2. 按照习俗，吃圣诞餐时，往往要多设一个座位，多放一份餐具， 据说这是为了“主的使者”预备的，也有的说是为一个需要帮助的过路人而准备的。

2. According to custom, an extra chair and set of tableware are often set during the Christmas meal, said to be prepared for "the Lord's messenger," or some say, for a passerby in need of assistance.

3. 3月21日世界森林日（World Forest Day)

3. March 21st - World Forest Day

4. 3月24日世界防治结核病日(World Tuberculosis Day)

4. March 24th is World Tuberculosis Day (World Tuberculosis Awareness Day)

5. A: No He only shot down nine suns Everything will be ok

5. A: No, he only shot down nine suns. Everything will be okay.

6. B: What

6. B: What

7. 不是,他仅仅射掉了九个太阳 一切就平安了。

7. No, he merely shot down nine suns, and everything was peaceful thereafter.

8. 银行休假日(英国, 5月31日)-----BANK HOLIDAY

8. Bank Holiday (UK, May 31st)-----BANK HOLIDAY

9. 好啊，谈到吃月饼，我们要谈到有关嫦娥和后羿的故事。

9. Great, when it comes to eating mooncakes, we should talk about the story of Chang'e and Hou Yi.

10. 啤酒节(德国十月节，10月10日)-----OKTOBERFEST

10. Beer Festival (German October Festival, October 10) ----- OKTOBERFEST

11. B: Thanks Coffee is ok

11. B: Thanks, coffee is okay.

12. dragon boating， Dragon Boat Festival.

12. Dragon boat racing, Dragon Boat Festival.

13. B: How did he save the earth Is he a sprint

13. B: How did he save the Earth? Is he a sprinter?

14. 人物: Air 和Rich

14. Characters: Air and Rich

15. 3月21日世界睡眠日(World Sleep Day)

15. March 21st - World Sleep Day

16. Christmas dinner

16. Christmas dinner

17. A: Yes It was a skillful archer who saved the earth

17. A: Yes, it was a skillful archer who saved the earth.

18. Jesus Christmas

18. Jesus Christmas

19. 国庆节(10月1日)NationalDay

19. National Day (October 1st)

20. Old prescriptions store medicines， and the body also points Dan.

20. Old prescriptions store medicines, and the body also points Dan. (Note: The sentence seems to be a mix of English and Chinese, and it is not clear what "points Dan" refers to. It could be a typo or a misunderstanding. A more accurate translation might require additional context.)

21. 万圣节(11月1日)-----HALLOWMAS

21. Halloween (November 1st)-----HALLOWMAS

22. 11月14日世界糖尿病日(World Diabetes Day)

22. World Diabetes Day on November 14th

23. Rich, 给你咖啡

23. Rich, here's your coffee.

24. 母亲节起源于19世纪60年代的美国。据说当时在美国 Philadelphia 有一个小地方，人们之间彼此关系不十分友好，经常打架。当时有一位叫 Mrs Jarvis 的女士希望能改变这种状况，于是她就开始了一个所谓“母亲友谊节”（Mother\'s Friendship Day）。在母亲友谊节这一天便去看望其他人的母亲，并劝她们能和好如初。于 1905年5月9 日去世，她的女儿Miss Anna Javis 继承了她的事业，继续努力，并决心建立一个纪念母亲的节日。于是她开始给当时有影响的人写信，提出自己的建议。在她的努力下， Philadelphia 于1908年5 月10 日第一次庆祝了母亲节。

24. Mother's Day originated in the 1860s in the United States. It is said that at that time, in a small area in Philadelphia, the relationships between people were not very friendly, and there were frequent fights. There was a lady named Mrs. Jarvis who hoped to change this situation, so she started what was called the "Mother's Friendship Day." On Mother's Friendship Day, people visited other people's mothers and persuaded them to reconcile. Mrs. Jarvis passed away on May 9, 1905, and her daughter, Miss Anna Javis, inherited her cause, continued to work hard, and was determined to establish a day to commemorate mothers. So, she began to write influential people at the time, proposing her suggestions. With her efforts, Philadelphia celebrated Mother's Day for the first time on May 10, 1908.

25. 7月1日中国***诞生日(Anniversary of the Founding of the Chinese Communist Party)

25. July 1st - Anniversary of the Founding of the Chinese Communist Party

26. Christmas carol

26. Christmas Carol

27. 是的但是我告诉你了,它仅仅是个传说一天所有的10个 太阳一次出现了 地球的温度很快升高了

27. Yes, but I told you, it's just a legend that all ten of the suns appeared once a day, and the Earth's temperature quickly rose.

28. 3月8日国际妇女节(International Women' Day)

March 8th, International Women's Day (International Women's Day)

29. 8月12日国际青年节(International Youth Day)

29. August 12th - International Youth Day

30. 是啊,这是我所知道的传说而已或许你还能发现其他象这样的故事,但是我就不确定了

30. Yeah, that's just the legend I know. Maybe you can find other stories like this, but I'm not sure.

31. 好的,吃这种糕点最好的是就着一杯中国茶,特别是茉莉花茶或是菊花茶,茶水可以帮助消化

31. Well, the best way to enjoy this pastry is with a cup of Chinese tea, especially jasmine tea or chrysanthemum tea. The tea helps with digestion.

32. B: Yes Air I hear that the seasonal round cakes have many different fillings Is that true

32. B: Yes, Air, I hear that the seasonal round cakes have many different fillings. Is that true?

33. After eating the Dragon Boat Festival dumplings， the cotton-padded clothes were delivered.

33. After eating the Dragon Boat Festival dumplings, the cotton-padded clothes were delivered.

34. Youth Festival is full of affection， who knows how old it is？

34. The Youth Festival is full of affection; who knows how old it is?

35. 端午请菩萨，端六发乌贼。

35. On Dragon Boat Festival, please invite the Goddess of Mercy; on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, release cuttlefish.

36. realgar barbecue is over the Dragon Boat Festival.

36. The realgar barbecue is over by the Dragon Boat Festival.

37. 愚人节（April Fool's Day/All Fool's Day）是一个比较特殊的节日。时间是每年的4月1日（April 1st）。按照西方国家的习俗，在愚人节这一天，人们可以任意说谎骗人，愚弄他人。骗人越高，越能得到推崇。在愚人节受到愚弄的人被称为 April Fool ( 4月愚人）。按照他们的习惯，当一个人成功地使别人受到愚弄时，他就会笑着说 ，这时受愚弄的人恍然大悟，也会跟着哈哈大笑。愚人节活动活跃气氛,放松一下大脑,为人们的生活增添一些乐趣,本不是件坏事。但是开玩笑或愚弄人应该有个分寸，要适可而止，不要只是一味地追求骗术的高明，而不顾他人的承受性，也就是说不要把自己的一时高兴建立在别人的痛苦之上。

37. April Fool's Day is a relatively special holiday. It is on April 1st every year. According to the customs of Western countries, on this day, people can freely lie and deceive others, playing pranks. The more pranks one plays, the more they are admired. Those who are pranked on April Fool's Day are called "April Fool." According to their habit, when someone successfully pranks another person, they will laugh and say, at which point the person who was pranked suddenly understands and also laughs heartily. April Fool's Day activities create a lively atmosphere, relax the mind, add some fun to people's lives, and are not inherently bad. However, when playing jokes or pranks, one should know when to stop, and not just pursue the skillfulness of deception without considering the tolerance of others. In other words, one should not build their momentary happiness on the pain of others.

38. A: No It’s not true It’s only legend

38. A: No, it's not true; it's only legend.

39. A: Yes But I told you it was only a legend One day all

39. A: Yes, but I told you it was only a legend. One day all...

40. On May

40. On May

41. 不了,谢谢 Air,你为什么不给我讲讲月饼本身的东西的(他指了下盒子里的月饼)

41. No, thank you. Air, why don't you tell me about the mooncakes themselves (he pointed to the mooncakes in the box)?

42. A: Ok 好的

42. A: Ok - Alright

43. A: Hou Yi

43. A: Hou Yi

44. 复活节（Easter）是基督教耶酥复活的重大节日。对基督徒而言，复活节仅次于圣诞节。

44. Easter is a major Christian festival celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. To Christians, Easter is second only to Christmas.

45. (Air listens to the music when she hears the doorbell)

45. (Air listens to the music when she hears the doorbell)

46. 端午节，天气热；五毒醒，不安宁。

46. Dragon Boat Festival, the weather is hot; the five poisonous creatures are awake, causing restlessness.

47. B: Thank you very much 非常感谢

47. B: Thank you very much - Very much appreciated

48. A: If you had it, you would cure illnesses or make you live forever

48. A: If you had it, you would cure diseases or make you live forever

49. 相传圣诞老人是罗马帝国东部小亚细亚每拉城（今土耳其境内）的主教圣尼古拉的化身。17世纪荷兰移民把圣诞老人的传说带到了美国。美国英语中的圣诞老人为“圣塔克劳斯”（Santa Claus），在荷兰语中原为“圣尼古拉”。 圣尼古拉主教生前乐善好施，曾暗地里赠送金子给一农夫的三个待嫁的女儿作嫁妆，将一袋金子从烟囱扔进去，恰好掉在壁炉上的一只长统袜中。所以现在在圣诞夜有不少天真的孩子都把袜子口朝上小心翼翼地吊在壁炉旁或床头，期待圣诞老人送来礼物。

49. It is said that Santa Claus is the embodiment of Saint Nicholas, the bishop of Myra in the eastern part of the Roman Empire (now in Turkey). In the 17th century, Dutch immigrants brought the legend of Santa Claus to America. In American English, Santa Claus is known as "Santa Claus," which is originally "Saint Nicholas" in Dutch. Bishop Saint Nicholas was known for his charitable deeds during his life, once secretly giving gold to a farmer's three daughters to be used as dowries, throwing a sack of gold down the chimney, which happened to fall into a tall stocking on the hearth. Therefore, on Christmas Eve, many innocent children carefully hang their stockings with the opening up, next to the fireplace or on the bed, in anticipation of Santa Claus bringing gifts.

50. 筷子节(日本，8月4日)-----CHOPSTICS DAY

50. Chopsticks Day (Japan, August 4th)-----CHOPSTICS DAY

51. A: I couldn’t agree more So his wife, Chang-Er could not bear to live with her husband Then she stole his liquid, drank them and fled to the moon This is the beautiful woman in the moon, the Moon Fairy

51. A: I couldn't agree more. So his wife, Chang-Er, could not bear to live with her husband. Then she stole his liquid, drank it, and fled to the moon. This is the beautiful woman in the moon, the Moon Fairy.

52. A: Black coffee or white coffee

52. A: Black coffee or white coffee

53. (她去厨房做咖啡 几分钟后,咖啡好了她回来了)

53. (She went to the kitchen to make coffee. A few minutes later, the coffee was ready and she came back.)

54. Air, 谢谢你邀请我来做客的 今天是中秋节了 我买了一束玫瑰花送给你,美丽的花给美丽的女孩

54. Air, thank you for inviting me over. Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival. I bought a bouquet of roses for you, beautiful flowers for a beautiful girl.

55. 为了感谢上帝赐予的大丰收，移民们决定举行一次盛大的庆祝活动，同时也是为了感谢印地安人的热心帮助。于是他们在1621年的11月下旬的一个星期四，与邀请来的曾帮助过他们的印地安人一起举行了一个庆祝活动。他们在天亮时鸣放礼炮，举行宗教仪式，虔诚地向上帝表示感谢。然后他们用自己猎取的火鸡以及自己种的南瓜、红薯、玉米等做的美味佳肴，隆重庆祝上帝的赐予，这便是美国历史上的感恩节的开始。1789年美国第一任总统华盛顿正式宣布将11月26日作为过感恩节的日子。但一直到1941年由国会通过了一项决议，将每年11月的第四个星期四作为全国统一庆祝感恩节的日子。

55. To express gratitude for the abundant harvest bestowed by God, the immigrants decided to hold a grand celebration, also in appreciation of the warm assistance they had received from the Native Americans. Therefore, on a Thursday in late November of 1621, they held a celebration together with the Native Americans who had helped them, whom they had invited. They fired cannons at dawn, conducted religious ceremonies, and sincerely thanked God. Then, with the turkey they had hunted and the delicious dishes made from pumpkins, sweet potatoes, corn, and other crops they had cultivated, they joyfully celebrated God's bounty. This marked the beginning of the Thanksgiving holiday in American history. In 1789, the first President of the United States, George Washington, officially declared November 26th as the day to celebrate Thanksgiving. However, it was not until 1941, when Congress passed a resolution, that the fourth Thursday of November was established as the national day for celebrating Thanksgiving.

56. B: Wow I guess many people 、plants and animals died The high temperature must kill them

56. B: Wow, I guess many people, plants, and animals must have died. The high temperature must have killed them.

57. 少年佳节倍多情，老去谁知感慨生。

57. The youth has a lot of feelings on the festive days, but as one grows old, who knows the sorrowful thoughts that arise?

58. B: Interesting!

58. B: Interesting!

59. 10月16日世界粮食日(World Food Day)

59. October 16th - World Food Day (World Food Day)

60. 9月第四个星期日国际聋人节(International Day of the Deaf)

60. The fourth Sunday in September is the International Day of the Deaf.

61. 感恩节的起源有一段有趣但很复杂的历史，这一段历史要从英国的宗教史说起。大约16世纪中叶，在英国教会（）内出现了改革派。他们主张清除教会内残留的天主教旧制和烦琐的礼仪，取消教堂内华丽的装饰，反对封建王公贵族的骄奢*逸，主张过勤俭清洁的简朴生活，因而被人称为清教徒（）。清教徒中又分为温和派和激进派。温和派主张君主立宪，代表大资产阶级和上层新贵族的利益。激进派则提倡共和政体，坚持政教分离，主张用长老制改组国会，代表中小资产阶级贵族的利益，后来遭到当局的迫害，部分清教徒于是被迫逃亡国外。1620年9月，

61. The origin of Thanksgiving has an interesting but complex history, which can be traced back to the religious history of England. In the mid-16th century, reformers emerged within the English Church. They advocated for the elimination of the remaining Catholic old traditions and繁琐 rituals within the church, the removal of luxurious decorations from the churches, and opposed the extravagance and luxury of feudal princes and nobles. They advocated for a simple, thrifty, and clean life, and were therefore known as Puritans. The Puritans were further divided into moderates and radicals. The moderates advocated for a constitutional monarchy, representing the interests of the great bourgeoisie and the upper new nobility. The radicals, on the other hand, promoted a republican form of government, insisted on the separation of church and state, and advocated for the reorganization of Parliament through the Presbyterian system, representing the interests of the middle and small bourgeoisie and nobility. Later, they faced persecution by the authorities, and some Puritans were forced to flee abroad. In September 1620,