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Chinese American Teens on Ancestor Worship Today

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This page, sponsored by the National Museum of Aisan Art for the United States, illuminates the traditions of Chinese ancestor worship and their rituals of caring for the deceased. Revealed through interview, biography, pictures, and stories, a cultural lineage
is traced for the lives of Chinese American teenagers today.

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    Grade: 3 to 12

    Topics: Religion, Electives, Buddhism, History-Social Science

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