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1000春节习俗作文800字
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+ 加入清单“扭秧歌”对我来说既熟悉,又陌生。熟悉的是,妈妈经常提到他;陌生的是,我从来没见过。
俗话说:“百闻不如一见。”去年春节,我有机会看到了它,那场面可真够壮观的,使我终身难忘。
正月初一的早上,妈妈带我去逛地坛庙会。庙会上,卖的东西可真不少。光是吃的就有七八十种,什么“驴打滚”,“艾窝窝”。让人看了真要垂涎三尺了。庙会里不仅东西多,尔且人也特多。远远看去,人群就像一团乱麻缠在一起似的,黑压压的一片。忽然,我发现东北角的人最多,人们紧紧挨在一起。
我好不容易才挤进去。往前一看,嘿!这是什么?真棒。只见广场上几位老爷爷和老奶奶,身穿红色的服装走摆摆步。衣服上挂着一条红段子,腰上系着一只鼓。随着鼓不停的敲,翩翩起舞。脚步随着鼓点越跳越快,最后想飞起来一样。场面十分壮观。
这时,妈妈挤了进来,对我说:“佳欣,这是扭秧歌。”“是啊。孩子。”这时,一位老爷爷搭上话,“扭秧歌在你出生前就不演了,你是第一次看吧?”我轻轻点点头。老爷爷继续说:“要不是十一届三中全会号召我们继承民族文化,可能你们这辈人尽看不着他了。”
听着这位纯朴憨厚的北京老汉的一番话,看着扭秧歌,我的心中泛起了一阵阵的波澜,久久不能平静。我在想:中国扭秧歌和许多其他民族文艺,都是我国民族艺术的珍品,如果人们一味的去追求洋玩意尔把我们自己的艺术珍品扔掉,那多可惜啊!
“扭秧歌”不但是中国的“土产”,而且它显示着中华民族的气魄,把奋进的精神带给我们每个人,我们一定要继承他,发扬它。
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篇1:牛年春节中国人的记忆作文1000字
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+ 加入清单我心中的年味
牛年春节是我考入组织部门成为一名“组工新兵”后的第一个春节,在深爱的岗位上干着深爱的工作,乐在其中,乐此不疲,不知不觉已忘了春节将至,直到看到大街小巷上越来越多的红灯笼、直到听到商场超市开始播放欢快喜庆的音乐,直到机关大院附近学校原本“天天见”的孩子们都已放假回家,这才意识到,快过年了。有人说,喜欢过年,是因为喜欢年味。年味是什么?一千个人心中有一千种年味,有人说年味是年夜饭热气腾腾的浓香,有人说年味是花市档口氤氲的花香,我心中的年味
年味是团圆的踏实感。一整年的奔波与辛劳,有家人在旁便不觉疲累;一整年的甜美与辛酸,有家人分享便更有滋味;一整年的进步与收获,有家人倾听便豪情更壮。“团圆便是家肥事,何必盈仓与满箱”,当腊月二十九晚上,结束了手头的工作回到家中,与家人一起看“辽宁春晚”,诙谐的小品、爽朗的歌声……接地气的节目让人迅速放松下来的同时倍感温馨,年三十贴对联的不亦乐乎、酸菜饺子“油汪儿”的浓郁香气、央视春晚“年夜饭”的视听盛宴、围坐唠嗑“圆桌会”的欢乐场面……千言万语化为一个词,就是踏实,喜怒哀乐在团圆中化为了踏实感、沧桑变迁在团圆中化为了踏实感、深情思念在团圆中化为了踏实感。
年味是健康的幸福感。鼠年春节前突如其来的新冠肺炎疫情让很多人更深刻地认识到了“健康是福”,如今又逢牛年春节,一些地区的疫情又出现了波动和反弹,尤其是我的第二故乡东北,防疫形势较为严峻。为应对复杂的抗疫形势,许多地区在进一步强化疫情防范力量的同时,纷纷号召“就地过年”。“寄语天涯客,轻寒底用愁”,在异乡奋斗打拼的“追梦人”们,若因无法回家过年而感到“年味淡了”,不妨想想奋战在基层一线的抗疫工作者们,我们的假期闲暇时光正是他们最忙碌最危险的时刻,为了保障人民群众的生命健康安全,他们已经连续两年放弃了“回家过年”的机会。“就地过年”不仅能够降低高密度的人员流动造成的疫情传播风险,而且对于一线防疫登记排查等工作压力具有明显的减轻作用。配合抗疫战士的“大牺牲”做出自己的一点“小牺牲”,换来的是安全基本盘的稳定、换来的是健康和放心,这何尝不是一种幸福的年味。
年味是奋斗的获得感。家中老人曾回忆起青年时代的东北年味:青年们在火炕上围坐,一边分享着自己这一年的见闻与心得。我初次听到老人讲述这段故事时,内心的突出感受是很热闹、很温暖、很有画面感,但没有其他深层的思考。直到现在,当我经过数月的岗位锤炼,积累了一些奋斗收获之后,再次与老人谈起这段回忆时,我读懂了年味的另一重味道。尽管那段日子并不富足、“四处干活”也很艰苦,但“老男孩”们仍津津乐道的原因正是他们这一整年为维持生计而奋斗的获得感。再回头想想我们“组工新兵”,也许我们所处的基层职位并不万众瞩目、也许我们所涉的日常业务并不高端复杂,苦干的疲惫往往会将收获的喜悦湮没,导致日常的获得感没有那么强烈,那么利用春节这段难得的调整时间,我们不妨补做一次复盘,回顾这一年自己都做了什么、有什么收获、有什么心得,一定会体验到获得感更强的年味。
篇2:关于春节的英语作文小学
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+ 加入清单Every year, Spring Festival makes me happy, because I can spend a long
holiday to stay with my families. On the New Year’s Eve, all the families got
together. We woke up early in the morning and then my mother started to purchase
some food to prepare the big dinner. I helped my mother to bring the food.
Before dinner, there was a tradition in my hometown. We needed to bring the
chicken to take a bow to our ancestors, showing our respect and gratitude. When
the dinner’s ready, we ate happily and talked a lot. Then at night, the families
pasted the New Year’s scrolls and decorated the house. What a harmonious
environment and we enjoyed the family hour. In the next few days, I visited a
lot of relatives. It was a good chance for us to communicate with each
other.
篇3:有关春节守岁初中作文500字
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+ 加入清单守岁是童年记忆里最深刻的年俗之一。
守岁的前半夜我斗志昂扬,充满信心。“开饭喽!”随着大姨一声召唤,守岁的开幕大戏——年夜饭开始了,菜香、酒香和家人的欢声笑语充满了屋子。大人们一边吃一边聊,交流着这年的生活状况,描绘着对来年生活的憧憬,相互打趣,相互祝福。我和同辈的孩子们则一顿狼吞虎咽后跑到院子里放起了烟花爆竹。尽管爆竹炸响时我总是捂着耳朵,但五彩缤纷的烟花依旧吸引着我迟迟不愿离开,在一旁又叫又跳,兴奋无比。
小姨也走过来与我聊天,“彤彤,你知道什么是守岁吗?”“知道呀。”我仰头望着她,“就是家人在年三十晚上,团聚在一起相互守护,阻止年兽毁坏家园。”“说得真好!”小姨夸奖道,“守岁还有一个寓意就是辞旧迎新,期待新的一年吉祥如意……”这时,我明白了大人们为什么能熬过这漫漫长夜了,并暗暗下定决心,一定要等到新年的来临。
我承认,我是守岁的失败者,但我却懂得了为什么守岁。守岁,守岁,守着家,守着亲人,大人们守着孩子健康长大,孩子们守着大人延年益寿。
今年,我随爸妈一起去老家过年。这次,我决定和大家一样也要守岁,让新年的晨曦第一时间映入眼帘,体验一下这意义非凡的传统年俗。
时间一点点过去,渐渐进入了守岁的攻坚阶段。大人们有的在看春晚节目,有的在喝茶聊天,有的在打牌娱乐,而孩子们玩着玩着,瞌睡虫便来了。外婆笑眯眯地走过来,摸摸我的脑袋说:“可千万别睡着哦。”“嗯,嗯,我一定要守到新年的钟声响起!”我不服输地说道。趁外婆不注意,便悄悄溜进卫生间,用凉水洗脸,让自己保持清醒。
守岁不知道是什么时候结束的,我醒来时却睡在暖暖的被窝里,枕边放着一套崭新的新年服、一个红红的压岁包、还有一个大大的红苹果。一睁眼就看到了“平安”。
篇4:春节的习俗作文
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+ 加入清单年三十守岁,俗名“熬年”。为什么称作“熬年”呢?民间流传着一个有趣的故事:太古时期,有一种凶猛的怪兽,散居在深山密林中,人们管它们叫“年”。“年”的形貌狰狞,生性凶残,专食飞禽走兽、鳞介虫豸,一天换一种口味,从磕头虫一直吃到大活人,让人谈“年”色变。慢慢地,人们掌握了“年”的活动规律,原来它每隔三百六十五天窜到人群聚居的地方尝一次口鲜,出没的时间都是在天黑以后,等到鸡鸣破晓,便返回山林中去了。算准了“年”的肆虐日期,男男女女便把这可怕的一夜视为关煞,称作“年关”,并且想出了套“过年关”的办法,每到这天晚上,家家户户提前做好晚饭,熄火净灶,再把鸡圈牛栏全部拴牢,然后把宅院的大门封住,躲在屋里吃“年夜饭”;因为这顿晚餐有凶吉未卜的意味,所以置办得很丰盛,除了要全家老小围在一起用餐表示和睦团圆外,还在吃饭前先供祭祖先,祈求祖先神灵保佑他们平平安安地度过这一夜。吃过晚饭后,谁都不敢睡觉,挤坐在一起闲聊壮胆。
天色渐渐黑了下来,“年”从深山老林里窜了出来,摸进村落,只见家家户户宅门紧闭,门前还堆着芝麻杆,街上瞧不见一个人影儿。转了大半个晚上的“年”毫无所获,只好啃些芝麻杆充饥。又过些时,公鸡啼晓,这些凶残而又愚蠢的怪物只得怏怏返回。熬过“年关”的人们欣喜不已,感谢天地祖宗的护佑,互相祝贺没有被“年”吃掉,便打开大门,燃放鞭炮,同邻里亲友见面道喜……,人们见面互相拱手作揖,祝贺道喜,庆幸没被年兽吃掉。这样过了好多年,没出什么事情,人们对年兽放松了警惕。就在有一年三十晚上,年兽突然窜到一个村子里。一村子人几乎被年兽吃光了,只有一家挂红布帘、穿红衣的新婚小两口平安无事。还有几个儿童,在院里点了一堆竹子在玩耍,火光通红,竹子燃烧后“啪啪”地爆响,年兽转到此处,看见火光吓得掉头逃窜。此后,人们知道年兽怕红、怕光、怕响声,每至年末岁首,家家户户就贴红纸、穿红袍、挂红灯、敲锣打鼓、燃放爆竹,这样年兽就不敢再来了。
可是有的地方,村民不知年兽怕红,常常被年兽吃掉。这事后来传到天上的紫微那儿,他为了拯救人们,决心消灭年兽。有一年,他在年兽出来时,就用火球将它击倒,再用粗铁链将它锁在石柱上。从此,每到过年,人们总要烧香,请紫微星下界来保平安。这种现象逐渐变成了相传的“过年”和“拜年”的风俗。
篇5:2024春节
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+ 加入清单新的一年又有新的气象,四处鞭炮声响起,春节又飞到拉我们身边。
每逢春节,大家都会从四面八方聚集在一起,一起放鞭炮,一起吃团圆饭,谁发现饺子里的钱就代表他新的一年福运当门。
“哎呀”那是搬运烟花发出的声音,“嗤”那时烟花燃烧的声音,“乓”那时烟花炸开的声音。烟花们一起冲上天,犹如一道五彩缤纷的彩虹,给幽静的天空又增添了一份喜色。
回到家里,香喷喷的饺子已经上桌啦,我的眼睛闪闪发光,心想:一定要吃到有钱的饺子,来年得个好成绩!
开饭了,我和表弟发疯似的抢着饺子,生怕漏了一个有钱的饺子。大家望着我狼吞虎咽的样子,不禁笑了起来。最终,我吃得饱饱的,发现了一元六角,是个大收获!
到了午夜12点,我们将烟花、火炮等东西拿下楼,随着火的速度,烟花炸开了,形成一个美丽的景象。
春节,是结束旧的年月,迎来全新日子的节日,也是吉祥的象征,更是我喜欢的节日。
篇6:家乡春节习俗作文500字
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+ 加入清单每个地方有不同的风俗。比如陕西过年要扭秧歌、敲腰鼓,台湾、广东过年要舞龙、舞狮,北京过年要逛庙会等。
我的家乡在首都北京市顺义区,在我们这里大人们从腊月初八到正月十五,把农民种的农作物放在锅里,熬成腊八粥,闻着可香可香了。各家的窗户上都贴上了窗花,大门上也贴着各种各样的对联和门神。看着门神那炯炯有神的双眼,别说是妖怪,就连“天不怕、地不怕”的我也不敢和它对视。这时,我的家人们也都在置办年货,都为了明天除夕做准备。看见大家在忙碌的干,我也去帮忙,我的任务是陪奶奶一起摘菜。
转眼到了腊月二十三,我们俗称“小年儿”在这一天我们就已经里除夕更近了,大人们有的带着自己的小孩儿开始走亲戚。车站、机场人来人往,都是急急忙忙往家里赶的人,因为除夕要吃团圆饭,求个合家欢乐。这时候很多大人也开始给家里的孩子准备鞭炮,准备迎接新年的到来。在街上的商店里,购物的人也是人来人往,进进出出挤满了人。
最热闹的还要数大年三十,大人们戴着小朋友去和家里的长辈团圆。桌子上摆满了丰盛的菜肴,过年时先请家里最年老的长辈入席,吃完饭了,大家坐在一起看春节联欢晚会,小孩看动画春晚,大人们要给小孩发压岁钱,为的是一年都平平安安。凌晨我们还要吃团圆饺子,饺子里放一个硬币,为的来年幸运。
这几天我们小孩最高兴,因为可以和自己亲戚朋友快快乐乐的玩。压岁钱可以买自己喜欢的东西,也可以攒起来做一些有意义的事情。
大年初一,大人们提着礼物带着小孩到亲戚家里去拜年。幸运的小朋友还可以得到亲戚的礼物,真的好开心呀。
篇7:有趣的春节习俗
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+ 加入清单春节时中华民族的一个重要的日子,也是在一年中最忙的日子和最热闹的日子了。
俗话说:“二十三,祭灶官;二十四,扫房子;二十五,做豆腐;二十六,割年肉;二十七,宰公鸡;二十八,贴花花;二十九,蒸馒头;三十晚上熬一宿;大年初一扭一扭。”虽是在濮阳过年,但是我们很快乐。
“二十三 ,祭灶官”是因为传说二十三这天是灶王爷上天汇报人间情况的日子,要买来麻糖,麻糖又甜又粘,吃了以后能粘住灶王爷的嘴,让灶王爷只说好,不说坏。
“二十四,扫房子”新年快到了,房间已经有几个月没有打扫了,得快点打扫干净利落才行,快点行动吧。
过了二十四,大人们都忙了起来,就连我们小孩子也忙了起来,大人们在家磨豆腐、割年肉、炖肉肉,贴花花、蒸馒头……我们小孩子就去买鞭炮、放鞭炮 。有的时候还帮帮大人在家里装饰房子,把家收拾的漂漂亮亮整整齐齐的。
大年三十也就是除夕来了,更使人们激动人心了,除夕,家家户户张灯结彩,热热闹闹,充满了爱的气息,大人们把早就准备好了的的年夜饭端出来,门外的鞭炮声声响震耳欲聋。吃完饭,好看的春节联欢晚会就开始了,这一夜,每家每户的灯都亮着,都还没有睡,钟表一分一秒的走动着,12点了,响起了一声声的鞭炮声……大年初一,大家早早的就起了床,吃完饭,就去串门了,“噔噔噔”
家里又来了一位客人,一进门,就互相说:“新年好!新年好!”拜完年他们就回家了……过了这几天,春节也就过完了,学生们就应该上学了,我们也该忙碌的生活了!
篇8:河南春节习俗
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+ 加入清单一年一度的春节又来到了,大街小巷热闹非凡,而每个地方的过节习俗都各具特色。现在,我就来介绍一下我们十堰过春节的习俗。 每到过春节的时候,家家户户都要贴春联。春联是对联的一种,因在春节时张贴,故名。最初人们是以桃木刻成人形挂在门旁用以避邪,后来简化为在桃木板上题写门神的名字。春联多用红纸书写,代表着吉祥、幸福。 每到过春节的时候,家家户户都有除夕守岁的习惯。守岁从吃年夜饭开始,这顿年夜饭要慢慢地吃,从掌灯时分入席,有的人家一直要吃到深夜,而孩子们则耐不住性子,索性跑出去在外面一起玩。守岁的习俗,既有对如水逝去的岁月含惜别留恋之情,又有对来临的新年寄以美好希望之意。
当午夜交正子时,新年钟声敲响之际,整个城市的上空,爆竹声震响天宇。在这一刻,有的人家还在庭院里垒"旺火",以示旺气通天,兴隆繁盛。在熊熊燃烧的旺火周围,孩子们放爆竹,欢乐地活蹦乱跳。这时,屋内是通明的灯火,庭前是灿烂的火花,屋外是震天的响声,把除夕的热闹气氛推向了最高潮。 每到过春节的时候,也正是主妇们在厨房里最忙碌的时刻,年菜都在前几天做好了,而年夜饭总要在年三十当天由掌厨的做出来,而且大年初一的饺子也要在三十晚上包出来。这时家家的砧板都在噔噔噔地忙着剁肉、切菜。此时,砧板声、爆竹声,再夹杂着人们的说笑声,此起彼伏,洋洋盈耳,交织成除夕欢快的乐章。 吃年夜饭是春节家家户户最热闹愉快的时候,丰盛的年菜摆满一桌,合家团聚,围坐桌旁,共吃团圆饭,心头的充实感真是难以言喻。人们既是享受满桌的佳肴盛馔,也是享受那份快乐的气氛。我们这里一般少不了两样东西,一是火锅.一是鱼。火锅沸煮,热气腾腾,温馨撩人,说明红红火火;"鱼"和"余"谐音,是象征"吉庆有余",也喻示"年年有余"。
还有萝卜俗称菜头,祝愿有好彩头;龙虾、爆鱼等煎炸食物,预祝家运兴旺如"烈火烹油"。最后多为一道甜食,祝福往后的日子甜甜蜜蜜,这天,即使不会喝酒的,也要多少喝一点。 一时间,十堰的过节习俗说也说不完,等你到了这里,你就能亲身感受到它的魅力。
篇9:春节习俗作文
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+ 加入清单大年初一是我感到最快乐的一天。我不仅可以穿漂亮的新衣服,而且还可以收到许多压岁钱和新年礼物呢!
一大早,我就被此起彼伏的鞭炮声吵醒了。我一睁开眼,就往枕头下面摸,哇!我摸到了两个红包。原来是爷爷奶奶和爸爸妈妈给我的压岁钱。我打开一看,啊,里面有这么多压岁钱呀!我高兴极了,大声喊道:“祝爸爸妈妈工作顺利,永远幸福;爷爷奶奶身体健康,长命百岁!”全家人都高兴地笑了。
吃完早饭,我就和爸爸一起去他的朋友家拜年了。我们来到了大伯伯大妈妈家,他们热情地接待了我们。大伯伯在一旁和爸爸说话,而我就和大妈妈在一起看看电视,嗑嗑瓜子,好不快活。忽然,大妈妈起身走进书房里去了,我正感到纳闷。不一会儿,大妈妈出来了,原来大妈妈是去拿送给我的新年礼物和压岁钱了呢!我打开礼物一看,原来是一只正在跳舞的芭比娃娃。她长着一头柔美的秀发,身穿一件洁白的粉色纱裙,真是漂亮极了!我非常高兴,连声说:“谢谢大妈妈。”……
离开了大伯伯大妈妈家,我又准备和爸爸妈妈一起去外婆家拜年了。当然我又可以收到很多压岁钱喽!
有了这么多的压岁钱,今年我又可以参加学校组织的“元宵灯会义卖”活动,我要用自己收到的压岁钱为学校里生病的同学献上一份爱心。
篇10:感恩节手抄报内容:感恩节的习俗
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+ 加入清单初时感恩节没有固定日期,由各州临时决定,直到美国独立后,感恩节才成为全国性的节日。每逢感恩节这一天,美国举国上下热闹非凡,人们按照习俗前往教堂做感恩祈祷,城乡市镇到处举行化装游行、戏剧表演和体育比赛等,学校和商店也都按规定放假休息。孩子们还模仿当年印第安人的模样穿上离奇古怪的服装,画上脸谱或戴上面具到街上唱歌、吹喇叭。散居在他乡外地的家人也会回家过节,一家人团团围坐在一起,大嚼美味火鸡,并且对家人说:“谢谢!”。感恩节后,学校会让同学们画一张感恩节的画,大部分学生都画的是火鸡。同时,好客的美国人也忘不掉这一天邀请好友、单身汉或远离家乡的人共度佳节。从18世纪起,美国就开始出现一种给贫穷人家送一篮子食物的风俗。
感恩节购物已经成为了美国人的习俗。疯狂的购物月从感恩节的次日(星期五)开始,这一天即被称为Black Friday(黑色星期五)。从感恩节到圣诞节这一个月,美国零售业总销售额能占到全年的1/3强,是各个商家传统的打折促销旺季。
每年一度的总统放生火鸡仪式始于1947年杜鲁门总统当政时期,但实际上这个传统仪式可以追溯到美国内战林肯总统当政的时期,林肯的儿子闯入议会,要求赦免一只名叫杰克的宠物火鸡,这只火鸡将成为感恩节大餐。
另外,感恩节宴会后,有些家庭还常常做些传统游戏。第一次感恩节,人们进行了跳舞比赛等许多娱乐活动,其中有些一直流传至今。比如蔓越桔竞赛、玉米游戏、南瓜赛跑等。
篇11:春节习俗
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+ 加入清单每年农历的正月初一,是中国最盛大的传统节日——春节。春节的来临,意味着温暖的春天即将到来;意味着里历史将翻开崭新的篇章;意味着我们也将长大一岁。
在中国过春节,大家都会提前准备年货,我的家乡也不例外。差不多在冬月的初旬,家家户户都开始备年货了。大家会买许多肉,有些灌成香肠,有些则把肉腌制后挂在阳台,经过长时间的晾晒而制成腊肉,留到过年吃。
过了腊月二十三的小年,家里就开始忙了。必须进行一次大扫除,把家里打扫得干干净净、一尘不染。还要准备一些糖和水果之类的年货,用于过年时招待客人。
小年一过,除夕很快就到了。除夕在农历十二月三十,是一年之末。在这一天,大家都要穿新衣,家家户户都要贴春联、贴窗花和“福”字。“福”字还要倒着贴,意味着“福到了”!这些都寄托了人们对幸福生活的向往,对美好未来的祝福。
除夕夜吃团圆饭是必不可少的。桌上摆满了丰盛可口的饭菜,一家人围坐在一起,一边看着春晚,一边举杯欢庆、互送祝福。当然,还有我们小孩最喜欢的——发压岁钱。长辈们把压岁钱封在红包里送给晚辈,祝福我们在新的一年里健康成长。
除夕一过,便是春节。大街小巷满是火红的炮纸,像是铺上了红地毯,在迎接春节的到来。而这一天,人们通常会待在家里休息。
接下来的几天,大家会走亲访友去拜年,也会在家中接待客人。亲朋好友们互送祝福,欢乐与幸福洋溢在我们的周围。
正月十五的元宵节——春节的又一个高潮。这一天,人们吃元宵、赏花灯。花灯各式各样、十分美丽,有的做成鱼,寓意“年年有余”;有的做成莲花,寓意“出淤泥而不染”;有的做成中国古代神话传说里威武的龙,寓意“龙腾虎跃”……在里面点上灯,瞬间变得五彩缤纷,美丽极了。
元宵节一过,热闹的春节也将进入尾声。大人们又开始忙碌地工作了,孩子们也要重新背上书包去上学了。
这便是我家乡的春节,一个温馨和睦的节日,一个家人团聚的节日,整个大地都弥漫着幸福与欢乐。
篇12:春节英语作文初二80词
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+ 加入清单The Spring Festival is my most favorite festival, because it’s time for
family gathering. And the Spring Festival is a new start of a year. It brings me
hope and courage. On Spring Festival, my parents usually take me back to my
hometown. My hometown is a small town. Many of my relatives move to the larger
cities, but we usually go home when the Spring Festival comes. During the
gathering, we share our lives with others and care about each other. Of course,
big meals are necessary. Families prepare for the big meals together. They all
cook their specialty dishes. Therefore, our meals are always delicious. We often
stay at home for three days and then we leave with others’ wishes. I like the
Spring Festival, because I like family gathering.
篇13:春节习俗英语
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春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:
Chinese New Year or Spring Festival is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays. It is sometimes called the "Lunar New Year" by English speakers. The festival traditionally begins on the first day of the first month (Chinese: 正月; pinyin: zhēng yuè) in the Chinese calendar and ends on the 15th; this day is called Lantern Festival. Chinese New Years Eve is known as chú xī. It literally means "Year-pass Eve".
Chinese New Year is the longest and most important festivity in the Lunar Calendar. The origin of Chinese New Year is itself centuries old and gains significance because of several myths and traditions. Ancient Chinese New Year is a reflection on how the people behaved and what they believed in the most.
Celebrated in areas with large populations of ethnic Chinese, Chinese New Year is considered a major holiday for the Chinese and has had influence on the new year celebrations of its geographic neighbors, as well as cultures with whom the Chinese have had extensive interaction. These include Koreans (Seollal), Tibetans and Bhutanese (Losar), Mongolians (Tsagaan Sar), Vietnamese (T?t), and formerly the Japanese before 1873 (Oshogatsu). Outside of Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, Chinese New Year is also celebrated in countries with significant Han Chinese populations, such as Singapore, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand. In countries such as Australia, Canada and the United States, although Chinese New Year is not an official holiday, many ethnic Chinese hold large celebrations and Australia Post, Canada Post, and the US Postal Service issues New Years themed stamps.
Within China, regional customs and traditions concerning the celebration of the Chinese new year vary widely. People will pour out their money to buy presents, decoration, material, food, and clothing. It is also the tradition that every family thoroughly cleans the house to sweep away any ill-fortune in hopes to make way for good incoming luck. Windows and doors will be decorated
with red colour paper-cuts and couplets with popular themes of “happiness”, “wealth”, and “longevity”. On the Eve of Chinese New Year, supper is a feast with families. Food will include such items as pigs, ducks, chicken and sweet delicacies. The family will end the night with firecrackers. Early the next morning, children will greet their parents by wishing them a healthy and happy new year, and receive money in red paper envelopes. The Chinese New Year tradition is a great way to reconcile forgetting all grudges, and sincerely wish peace and happiness for everyone.
Although the Chinese calendar traditionally does not use continuously numbered years, outside China its years are often numbered from the reign of Huangdi. But at least three different years numbered 1 are now used by various scholars, making the year 2009 "Chinese Year" 4707, 4706, or 4646.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:春节正月习俗的英文介绍
The Chinese New Year celebrations are marked by visits to kin, relatives and friends, a practice known as "new-year visits" (Chinese: 拜年; pinyin: bài nián). New clothes are usually worn to signify a new year. The colour red is liberally used in all decorations. Red packets are given to juniors and children by the married and elders. See Symbolism below for more explanation.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Preceding days 春节前
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On the days before the New Year celebration Chinese families give their home a thorough cleaning. There is a Cantonese saying "Wash away the dirt on ninyabaat" (年廿八,洗邋遢), but the practice is not usually restricted on ninyabaat (年廿八, the 28th day of month 12). It is believed the cleaning sweeps away the bad luck of the preceding year and makes their homes ready for good luck. Brooms and dust pans are put away on the first day so that luck cannot be swept away. Some people give their homes, doors and window-frames a new coat of red paint. homes are often decorated with paper cutouts of Chinese auspicious phrases and couplets. Purchasing new clothing, shoes, and receiving a hair-cut also symbolize a fresh start.
In many households where Buddhism or Taoism is prevalent, home altars and statues are cleaned thoroughly, and altars that were adorned with decorations from the previous year are also taken down and burned a week before the new year starts, and replaced with new decorations. Taoists (and Buddhists to a lesser extent) will also "send gods" (送神), an example would be burning a paper effigy of Zao Jun the Kitchen God, the recorder of family functions. This is done so that the Kitchen God can report to the Jade Emperor of the family households transgressions and good
deeds. Families often offer sweet foods (such as candy) in order to "bribe" the deities into reporting good things about the family.
The biggest event of any Chinese New Years Eve is the dinner every family will have. A dish consisting of fish will appear on the tables of Chinese families. It is for display for the New Years Eve dinner. This meal is comparable to Christmas dinner in the West. In northern China, it is customary to make dumplings (jiaozi 饺子) after dinner and have it around midnight. Dumplings symbolize wealth because their shape is like a Chinese tael. By contrast, in the South, it is customary to make a new year cake (Niangao, 年糕) after dinner and send pieces of it as gifts to relatives and friends in the coming days of the new year. Niangao literally means increasingly prosperous year in year out. After the dinner, some families go to local temples, hours before the new year begins to pray for a prosperous new year by lighting the first incense of the year; however in modern practice, many households hold parties and even hold a countdown to the new lunar year. Beginning in the 1980s, the CCTV New Years Gala was broadcast four hours before the start of the New Year.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:First day 初一
The first day is for the welcoming of the deities of the heavens and earth, officially beginning at midnight. Many people, especially Buddhists, abstain from meat consumption on the first day because it is believed that this will ensure longevity for them. Some consider lighting fires and using knives to be bad luck on New Years Day, so all food to be consumed is cooked the day before. For Buddhists, the first day is also the birthday of Maitreya Bodhisattva (better known as the more familiar Budai Luohan), the Buddha-to-be. People also abstain from killing animals.
Most importantly, the first day of Chinese New Year is a time when families visit the oldest and most senior members of their extended family, usually their parents, grandparents or great-grandparents.
Some families may invite a lion dance troupe as a symbolic ritual to usher in the Lunar New Year as well as to evict bad spirits from the premises. Members of the family who are married also give red packets containing cash to junior members of the family, mostly children and teenagers.
While fireworks and firecrackers are traditionally very popular, some regions have banned them due to concerns over fire hazards, which have resulted in increased number of fires around New Years and challenged municipal fire departments work capacity. For this reason, various city governments (e.g., Hong Kong, and Beijing, for a number of years) issued bans over fireworks and
firecrackers in certain premises of the city. As a substitute, large-scale fireworks have been launched by governments in cities like Hong Kong to offer citizens the experience.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Second day 初二
The second day of the Chinese New Year is for married daughters to visit their birth parents. Traditionally, daughters who have been married may not have the opportunity to visit their birth
families frequently.
On the second day, the Chinese pray to their ancestors as well as to all the gods. They are extra kind to dogs and feed them well as it is believed that the second day is the birthday of all dogs.
Business people of the Cantonese dialect group will hold a Hoi Nin prayer to start their business on the 2nd day of Chinese New Year. The prayer is done to pray that they will be blessed with good luck and prosperity in their business for the year.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Third and fourth days 初三
The third and fourth day of the Chinese New Year are generally accepted as inappropriate days to visit relatives and friends due to the following schools of thought. People may subscribe to one or both thoughts.
1) It is known as "chì kǒu" (赤口), meaning that it is easy to get into arguments. It is suggested that the cause could be the fried food and visiting during the first two days of the New Year celebration.[citation needed]
2) Families who had an immediate kin deceased in the past 3 years will not go house-visiting as a form of respect to the dead, but people may visit them on this day. Some people then conclude that it is inauspicious to do any house visiting at all. The third day of the New Year is allocated to grave-visiting instead.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Fifth day 初五
In northern China, people eat jiǎo zi (simplified Chinese: 饺子; traditional Chinese: 餃子), or dumplings on the morning of Po Wu (破五). This is also the birthday of the Chinese god of wealth. In Taiwan, businesses traditionally re-open on this day, accompanied by firecrackers.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Seventh day 初七
The seventh day, traditionally known as rei 人日, the common mans birthday, the day when everyone grows one year older. It is the day when tossed raw fish salad, yusheng, is eaten. This is a custom primarily among the overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia, such as Malaysia and Singapore. People get together to toss the colourful salad and make wishes for continued wealth and prosperity.
For many Chinese Buddhists, this is another day to avoid meat, the seventh day commemorating the birth of Sakra Devanam Indra.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Eighth day 初八
Another family dinner to celebrate the eve of the birth of the Jade Emperor. However, everybody
should be back to work by the 8th day. All of government agencies and business will stop celebrating by the eighth day.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Ninth day 初九
The ninth day of the New Year is a day for Chinese to offer prayers to the Jade Emperor of Heaven (天宮) in the Taoist Pantheon. The ninth day is traditionally the birthday of the Jade Emperor. This day is especially important to Hokkiens. Come midnight of the eighth day of the new year, Hokkiens will offer thanks giving prayers to the Emperor of Heaven. Offerings will include sugarcane as it was the sugarcane that had protected the Hokkiens from certain extermination generations ago. Incense, tea, fruit, vegetarian food or roast pig, and paper gold is served as a customary protocol for paying respect to an honored person.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Tenth day 初十
The other day when the Jade Emperors birthday is celebrated.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Thirteenth day 正月十三
On the 13th day people will eat pure vegetarian food to clean out their stomach due to consuming too much food over the last two weeks.
This day is dedicated to the General Guan Yu, also known as the Chinese God of War. Guan Yu was born in the Han dynasty and is considered the greatest general in Chinese history. He represents loyalty, strength, truth, and justice. According to history, he was tricked by the enemy and was beheaded.
Almost every organization and business in China will pray to Guan Yu on this day. Before his life ended, Guan Yu had won over one hundred battles and that is a goal that all businesses in China want to accomplish. In a way, people look at him as the God of Wealth or the God of Success.
春节习俗英语作文- 用英语介绍春节习俗:Fifteenth day 正月十五
The fifteenth day of the new year is celebrated as yuán xiāo jié (元宵节), otherwise known as Chap Goh Mei in Fujian dialect. Rice dumplings tangyuan (simplified Chinese: 汤圆; traditional Chinese: 湯圓; pinyin: tāngyuán), a sweet glutinous rice ball brewed in a soup, is eaten this day. Candles are lit outside houses as a way to guide wayward spirits home. This day is celebrated as the Lantern Festival, and families walk the street carrying lighted lanterns.
This day often marks the end of the Chinese New Year festivities.
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篇14:春节习俗500字以上
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+ 加入清单一年结束了,在除夕夜是团圆夜,家家户户都张灯结彩的,庆祝一年平安结束,新的一年好的开始。 在除夕这一天,家家户户都忙着准备年夜饭的食材,一大早就能闻到鸡鸭鱼肉的香味。客人们纷至沓来的来到我家,大人们就会给我们小孩压岁钱,我们小孩在新年里最开心,因为就要放鞭炮了。 早晨,我们一家人忙开了。妈妈在大门上贴春联。映入我眼帘的是“日丽春常驻,人和福永留”。表示家庭祥和幸福。我呢,则帮妈妈贴“福”字,正要贴在门上。妈妈连忙阻止我,说道:“?福?字应该倒贴,就是?福?到的谐音,福光临我们家了。春节帖春联有喜庆、财气、吉祥之意。”我一听,赶紧把“福”字倒贴了。爸爸也在精心准备,挂起了一盏盏红灯笼。我想:这红灯笼难道不就代表着我们祖国的面貌在日新月异地变化着吗?
大人们把一串串的鞭炮,排在门口,把一个个的圆形鞭炮也放在门口。大人们拿着打火机把一个个的鞭炮全点上了,一串串的鞭炮“噼里啪啦”得响,圆形鞭炮“嗖”飞上天,再“轰”得一声爆炸。我们小孩子开心极了。
放完鞭炮后,一家人就围着一张桌子吃团圆饭,还有吃饺子,吃饺子最有趣了,这吃饺子还能吃到钱,谁吃到钱了那谁在新的一年里的运气将是最好的,所以大家都争着吃,看谁也抢到那个有钱的饺子,但是不管吃到的也好,没吃到的也好,这种抢着吃饺子的气氛是最难忘的。
晚上八点整,我们全家准时打开了电视机,收看“春节联欢晚会”。那悠扬的歌声,使人陶醉其中;那优美的舞姿,使人赞不绝口;那滑稽有趣的笑话,使人捧腹大笑;那精彩的相声小品,使人开怀大笑……阵阵欢声笑语荡漾在客厅
篇15:春节习俗的作文500字
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+ 加入清单老家在一个很偏僻的地方。自从我们在外面买了房子之后,就好多年没回老家过年了。爷爷奶奶很想我们,便邀请我们回家过年。
大年三十那天,我们早早就贴上了红对联,挂上了红灯笼。放完鞭炮后便回老家了。
我们的车刚驶到村口,就感受到了一股浓浓的过节的气息。大人们有的在杀猪有的在宰羊,还有的在挂年画、贴“福”字。小孩子们有的在放鞭炮,有的在玩游戏。我们一下车,就加入到了其中。
不知不觉,天已经黑了。大人叫我们这些小孩子们回家吃饭了。我回到家中,看见了一顿琳琅满目的晚餐。有“剁椒鱼头”据说里面放了很多的辣椒。吃到越多辣椒,脸就会变得越红,表示你新的一年里会红红火火,年年有余。还有“蒸馒头”,吃了就表示新的一年里会蒸蒸日上。吃饭时大家互相敬酒,说一些吉祥的祝贺词。爸爸先向大家敬酒:“祝大家在新年里能恭喜发财,万事如意。”“我也祝大家在新春里能红红火火,蒸蒸日上。”叔叔说。于是我们在大家的祝福语中其乐融融的吃完了晚饭。
吃晚饭后是我们这些儿童最期盼的时刻,爷爷奶奶一次给了我们两个大红包。让我们在新的一年里学习能更上一层楼。因为我们这次考试考得不错,所以额外给了我们两个大红包。
发完红包后,我走出家门,发现许多人都往大礼堂跑。这是怎么回事呢?一打听,才知道大礼堂里装了娱乐设施,有音响、CD等等。大礼堂里人们载歌载舞,热闹非凡,婶婶们也加入了她们的行列中,一起欢快的跳舞。
看着这幸福的场面,我略有所思。因为在我的记忆中,以前大家吃了年夜饭之后就出去打牌,生活很单调。而现在大家不仅物质生活丰富了,精神生活也提高了,这真是一个和谐美丽的农村啊!
篇16:快乐的春节小学五年级满分
全文共 640 字
+ 加入清单快过年了,家家户户都忙着准备年货,我家也不例外。我欢欢喜喜地跟着爸爸妈妈在好几家超市精心选购年货,还在心里盘算着春节能放鞭炮。
离春节越来越近,我和爸爸妈妈说了好多次,一定要和往年一样,买各式各样的花炮。我心里甭提多急了,但他们无动于衷。大年三十晚上,我听着楼下其他孩子放声大笑的声音和鞭炮的炸开声,看着深蓝的天空中一会儿出现“孔雀开屏”,一会儿出现“天女散花”,一会儿“星星闪闪”,我心里痒痒的,忍不住问妈妈:“妈妈,我的鞭炮呢?不是说给我买‘滋梨花’吗?”妈妈说:“今年我们不放鞭炮了。前些时候雾霾很严重,放鞭炮会污染环境,降低空气质量,又很危险。”这下我可是大冬天吃冰棍——凉透了心。我大声嚷嚷:“不好,不放鞭炮,那怎么叫过春节,一点喜庆气氛也没有,春节就少了一半乐趣。”爸爸严肃地说:“放鞭炮会产生很多残屑,环卫工人需要一整天才能打扫干净。烟花炮竹燃放不当,还会引起火灾,每天都有炸伤眼睛的人被送进医院……这一边爸爸将网络资料动员出来,另一边妈妈也添油加醋地说:“放鞭炮劈里啪啦,吵死了,连电视都听不清楚,这只是一个旧俗,我们要过一个绿色环保的新年……”
我渐渐困了,只得上床睡觉。凌晨,一阵鞭炮声把我从睡梦中吵醒,迷迷糊糊的我还想继续睡,可那如雷轰鸣的鞭炮声一次又一次地将我的睡意赶跑,只得昏昏沉沉地爬起来,透过窗户一看,满地都是鞭炮碎屑,仿佛成了垃圾场。
我凝视了很久,心想爸妈说不放鞭炮是有道理的:每人少放一些鞭炮,就会减少一些污染和噪音。今年过年没放鞭炮,但我并不后悔。
篇17:春节习俗的
全文共 1012 字
+ 加入清单春节是我国各民族的传统节日,100多年前,民间艺人百本张曾在他的曲本中这样写道:正月里家家贺新年,元宵佳节把灯观,月正圆,花盒子处处瞅,炮竹阵阵喧,惹得人大街小巷都游串。这历史上关于岁首春节的生动定照。
相传尧舜时期,我国就有这个节日,殷商甲骨文的卜辞中,亦有关于春节的记载,有庆祝风首春节的风俗,但当时历法,是靠观象授时,是否准确,尚难确定,到了公元前104年汉武帝太初元年,我国人民创造了太初历,明确规定以农历正月为岁首,从这时起,农历新年的习俗就流传了20xx多年,直到新中国成立,改用公元以后,这个节日就改为春节。
在我国最古的文字记载中,有许多关于岁首的故事,腊月和新春,正是秋收冬藏以后的农闲季节,汉郑玄也说过,岁未年初劳农以休息之。拿我们今天的话来说,就是劳逸结合的意思。
那么春节到底是怎么来的呢?相传,在很久以前,有一个名叫万年的青年,看到当时节令很乱,想把节令定准,一天,他上山砍柴,坐在树阴下面休息,树影的移动启发了他,他设计了一个测日影计天时的日晷仪。可是,天阴雨雾,影响测量,后来,山崖上的滴泉引起他的兴趣,他又动手做了五层漏壶,天长日久,他发现每隔三百六十多天,天时的长短就会重复一遍。
那时的国君叫祖乙,天时风云的不测,使他很苦恼。一个名叫阿衡的大臣,为讨好皇上,奏称要设天台敬祭天神,祖乙认为有理,便带领百官去祭天,却无济于事,万年知道后,忍不住带着日晷仪和漏壶去见皇上,对祖乙讲清了日月运行的道理。祖乙听后龙颜大悦,感到有道理。于是把万年留下,在天坛前修建日月阁,筑起日晷台和漏壶亭,并派了十二童子服待万年,祖乙对万年说:希望你能测准日月规律,推算出准确的晨夕时间,创建历法,为天下的黎民百姓造福。
有一次,祖乙传旨要阿衡去了解万年测试历法的进展情况,当他登上日月坛时看见天坛边的石壁上写了一些字,阿衡看见后,知道万年的历法已研究成功,怕皇上重用他,于日派人刺杀万年,结果刺客被士卫抓住了,祖乙知道后,惩处了阿衡,亲自登上日月阁看望万年,万年指着天象,对祖乙说:现在正是十二个月满,旧岁已完,新春复始,祈请国君定个节吧。祖乙说:春为岁道,就叫春节吧。
冬去春来,年复一年,后来,万年经过长期观察,精心推算,制定了准确的太阳历,后来为了纪念万年的功绩,便将太阳日命名为万年历封万年为日月寿星,以后,人们在过年时挂上寿星图,据传说就是为了纪念万年的。
现在我们过年也有一些习俗,如倒贴福字,放爆竹,拜年等等。
篇18:春节的习俗作文
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+ 加入清单我的家乡是清丰,各地过年的习俗也是不同,五花八门,但都有>幸福美满的欢乐寓意。
农历十二月是最冷的天气,我家乡的腊八节差不多就算是春节的开始,也就是说开始准备过年的年货了。特别是家乡的农会,商店的老板会把店里的商品都搬出来,给客人们选购。家乡的腊八节标志着春节的慢慢到来,同时家乡还有说这样一种说法“腊七腊八,冻死寒鸦”,这一天还要喝上一碗香香的腊八粥,胃里热热的,心里暖暖的。在这个粥里放入了各种豆、米,足足有八种以上的谷类进行熬制,这不仅是粥,而是小型农业展览会。
现在农民生活好了,鸡鸭鱼肉是必不可少的,而孩子们最喜欢的却是那甜甜糖果儿,有的晶莹剔透,有的“红红火火”,这也是春节必备之一。再有就是买花炮了,那包装精致的柳叶鞭,更是我们男孩子的最爱。还有就是增添新衣服了,这是家乡的孩子所盼望的,穿着新衣服,心里那个美呀!年三十那天走在大街上更是热闹,孩子们成帮结队的在大街上放花炮,无忧无虑的跟朋友们走街串巷。特别是各家各户都做着美味的佳肴,散出的那个味道,那真是香味
扑鼻呀!下午黄昏时,火红的对联 开始上门了,喜气洋洋的对联迎接着祝福,迎接着春天,迎接着各路大神的到来。晚上的除夕大餐就是饺子了,我们在家门口放鞭炮,而奶奶们却在自己家的院子里烧香拜神,烧元宝,拜五神,企求他们保佑我们一家平平安安。吃着香香的饺子,看着好看的春晚,一家人其乐融融,快要睡觉的时候,长辈们会在我们的枕头下面放上盼望已久的压岁钱。
正月初一的早晨四五点钟,老家还有起五更的习俗,我就跟在爸爸、妈妈、叔叔、婶婶后面就开始先给袓爷爷们袓奶奶们磕头,然后再给爷爷、奶奶磕头,哈哈哈,小孩子们就可以得到更多的糖果了。吃完早饭,我们就开始去逛庙会、走亲戚了,我们小孩子就可以跟在大人的后面,去买好吃的东西,在亲戚家还可以挣到压岁钱,呵呵,心里那个美呀!真希望天天过大年!晚上的节目就是放烟花了,看着那一朵朵绽放的花朵,真是心花努放。>这就是我农村老家的春节,是不是很美呀!
篇19:写放鞭炮的春节习俗
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+ 加入清单寒假又到了,春节又来了!过春节嘛,总是有很多习俗,放鞭炮就是我最喜欢的一个春节习俗。
“春节到,放鞭炮,吓跑恶鬼和妖怪!春节······”弟弟边说着自己编的顺口溜,边放鞭炮。看着弟弟放鞭炮,我心中升起一个疑问:“为什么过春节要放鞭炮呢?”于是,我去问知识渊博的爷爷。
爷爷告诉我:“鞭炮是中国的特产,也称‘炮仗’、‘爆竹’。它的起源很早,至今已有两千多年的历史了。春节放鞭炮的原因是要把出没的野兽吓跑,驱魔驱邪,喜迎春节,它还表示平平安安,欢欢喜喜。”“噢,原来是这样啊!”我恍然大悟,“谢谢爷爷,我明白了。”
听完爷爷的解释,我对鞭炮来了兴趣,想放一放鞭炮。
我拿出一个长长的烟花,来到院子里,我扣动打火机,一束蓝色的火苗从打火机里冒了出来。随着“咝咝”的响声,一簇闪闪的火花从顶端喷了出来。我尽情地挥舞着,跳着自己认为很优美的舞动,在夜空中画出各种图案。
我还不尽兴,又拿了一个大大的礼炮,准备点燃。但看到它庞大的体积,我又犹豫不决,这时,妈妈看透了我的心思:“不要怕,只要勇敢、自信,你就能成功!”听了妈妈的鼓励,我鼓起勇气,点燃了导火线。就在我飞速跑开的同时,一阵震耳欲聋的响声响了起来。“噼!啪!”一朵朵美丽的“花儿”从礼炮中喷薄而出,顿时点亮了夜空。“砰!”又一颗小火球蹦了出来,“哗!”就像一朵巨大的玫瑰花瞬间开放,绚丽至极·····夜空中,各种形态各异、色彩斑斓的“花朵”争奇斗艳,五光十色,瑰丽无比!
五颜六色的烟花,不仅绽放出来美丽,绽放出了悠久的历史文化,还绽放出了我的勇气与信心!
篇20:春节的习俗节日作文
全文共 294 字
+ 加入清单从前,有个叫“祟”的小鬼,每年除夕“祟”都会用它的白手来碰小孩的头。每到除夕,人们就让小孩玩个不停,因为“祟”只碰睡眠中的小孩。后来有个孩子握着一枚铜钱睡着了,“祟”正准备用白手碰小孩的头,那枚铜钱突然发光,赶走了“祟”。从此以后,人们就每年都给小孩“压‘祟’钱”了。
在春节期间,祭天祈神成了年俗的主要内容之一。而且,诸如:灶神、门神、财神、喜神、井神等各路神灵,在年节期间,都备受人间香火。人们借此酬谢诸神过去的关照,并祈愿在新的一年里能获得更多的福佑。年节还是合家团圆的日子呢!
春节的习俗太有趣了,也真是大有来头啊!
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