What is similarities between sinulog festival and panagbenga festival?​

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The main elements of creative nonfiction are setting, descriptive imagery, figurative language, plot, and character.

• SETTING - It is the backdrop of a story or the atmosphere of a scene. It provides the context for your main characters' actions and includes all aspects of place, from visual description to historical time to social environment.
• DESCRIPTIVE IMAGERY - It is the way the writer paints the scene, or image, in the mind of the reader. It usually involves descriptions of one or more of the five senses: sight, sound, smell, touch, or taste.
• FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE - It includes the use of similes, metaphors, personification, onomatopeia, imagery, hyperbole, repetition, and other literary devices.
• PLOT - It is the sequence of events that make up a story, whether it's told, written, filmed, or sung.
• CHARACTER - It is an individual (usually a person) in a narrative in a work of fiction or creative nonfiction. The act or method of creating a character in writing is known as characterization.

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1.Tan-pi-ku – kettle drum; used to create the tempo of the performance Idiophone Chinese Theater }gongs; signify the beginning of the performance. Pictures of Peking Opera Performers.

2.The yueqin (or yueh-ch'in) is a plucked box-lute chordophone of the Han Chinese. Known to the English-speaking world as the 'moon lute,' its name derives from the characters for 'moon' ('yue') and 'stringed instrument' ('qin').

3.Sona, Wade-Giles romanization so-na, also called laba, Chinese double-reed woodwind instrument, the most commonly used double-reed instrument. Similar to the shawm, the suona originated in Arabia; it has been widely used in China since the 16th century.

4.Sanxian, (Chinese: “three strings”) Wade Giles romanization san-hsien also called xianzi, any of a group of long-necked, fretless Chinese lutes.

5.Bu-ch'in – is also a two-stringed violin-like instrument that has a more graceful sound Chordophone Chinese Theater.

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