元宵节作文以上（最新20篇）

我是一个爱美的女生，所以我报名参加了这次插花活动。在还没有参加插花活动前，我一直以为插花——就是把花插到有泥土的盆里就行了。其实不然，插花是一种艺术，一种美的享受。

终于，到了活动的当天。因为在插花过程中需要用到剪刀，为了我们的安全，这次是亲子活动。我和爸爸准时到达活动地点，老师开始讲课啦！首先，老师介绍了插花可分三种：中国式插花、日本式插花、西洋式插花。我国的插花艺术远在宋朝时期已在民间得到普及。插花艺术，就是把花插在瓶、盆、盘等容器里，而不是栽在这些容器中。所插的是植物体上的一部分，不能随便乱插，而是要根据一定的构思来选材。今天，我们选择的植物有：纽扣菊、桔梗花、杉树叶，她们象征着永恒的爱、不变的爱。老师教我们插花的形式是阶梯式的，就是像一阶一阶的楼梯，每一朵花之间有距离，但不一定等距离，只要有一阶一阶的感觉就行。按照老师的要求，我和爸爸开始动手了。先把鲜花的根部修剪整齐，叶子处也修整好了，接下来先插一片杉叶，再插一片杉叶（第二片杉叶比之前略低点），在两片叶子的空隙处插入纽扣菊（白）、桔梗花（紫），阶梯式的插下去。老师用杉树叶的绿色来中和纽扣菊（白）、桔梗花（紫）的冷色调。整体看起来让人眼前一亮的感觉，太美啦！

今天，刚好是正月十五——元宵节。我和爸爸把我们的亲子作品，送给了亲爱的妈妈，这就是我们的爱……

“元宵节，放鞭炮，吃汤圆……”每到元宵节，村里的男女老少都穿着漂亮的衣服你也可以投稿，欢欢喜喜地闹元宵，那场面可壮观呢!

我们村里流传一项有趣的活动--乞彩。瞧，队伍出发了，有打鼓的，有敲锣的，有举旗的，还有几位老人捧着香炉走在最前面。姑姑是队伍里拿“伞”的，她穿着红色的礼服，头上还戴着一顶粉色的帽子，可漂亮了。乞彩的队伍每到一户人家家里，就会响起噼哩啪啦的鞭炮声。我等了很久，队伍终于来到我们家了。爸爸赶紧点燃了鞭炮，奶奶把点好的香插到香炉里，再从香炉里抽出一根别人插的香，接着跑到厨房，插到了灶公的香炉里……鞭炮还在响着，可是出游的队伍已经向下一家走去了……

家乡的元宵节可真热闹呀!

今天是正月十五元宵节，街上到处是灯笼，人们吃汤圆，放鞭炮，真热闹！

市图书馆里二楼大厅也挂满了红红的灯笼，每个灯笼上都贴着谜语。原来这里举行少儿猜灯谜活动。

我到门口，迫不及待地说：“妈妈，快把票拿出来，我要猜灯谜了。”妈妈赶紧拿出了笔和票。我们来到个灯笼下，妈妈把谜语读给我听：

口吐白云白沫，

手拿两把利刀，

走路大摇大摆，

真是横行霸道。

我听，叫起来：“螃蟹，是螃蟹。”妈妈说：“猜对啦！赶快写下来。”我着急地说：“我不会写字呀！”妈妈说：“用拼音呗！”我就趴在旁边的桌子上写上了螃蟹的拼音。

就这样，我猜了个又个谜语，填满了整张票。我拿着票去兑换奖品。结果，我得了二等奖，获得了套水粉颜色。

元宵节真好玩！

According to the Chinese tradition，at the very beginning of a new year，

when there is a bright full moon hanging in the sky， there should be thousands

of colorful lanterns hung out.

During the Lantern Festival， people will try to solve the puzzles on the

lanterns and eat yuanxiao (glutinous rice ball)。

In the Sui Dynasty in the sixth century， Emperor Yangdi invited envoys from

other countries to China to see the colorful lighted lanterns and enjoy the gala

performances.

By the beginning of the Tang Dynasty in the seventh century， the lantern

displays would last three days. The emperor also lifted the curfew， allowing the

people to enjoy the festive lanterns day and night.

In the Song Dynasty， the festival was celebrated for five days and the

activities began to spread to many of the big cities in China.

Today，3the displaying of lanterns is still a big event on the 15th day of

the first lunar month throughout China.

The fillings inside the dumplings or Yuansiao are either sweet or salty.

Sweet fillings are made of sugar，Walnuts，sesame，osmanthus flowers，rose petals，or

jujube paste etc. A single ingredient or any combination can be used as the

filling . The salty variety is filled with minced meat，vegetables etc.

今天是正月十五元宵节。在这一天里，北方人吃元宵，南方人吃汤圆，而我是南方人，当然要吃汤圆。吃汤圆的时候，我喜欢先用牙把汤圆的皮咬开，然后再把汤圆里的黑芝麻一点一点吸到嘴巴里，那滋味有点甜，有点烫，最后再心满意足地把汤圆皮吃下去。这种感觉就像吞下了一小团幸福，也吞下了过年的句号。

吃完汤圆，我和哥哥一起来到了五光十色的欢乐海岸。这里有舞龙灯、舞狮子、跑旱船、踩高跷、扭秧歌、猜灯谜，真是热闹非凡呀。正如诗歌《京都元夕》里描述的：袨服华妆着处逢，六街灯火闹儿童。这里有大大小小的花灯，它们就像有磁力一样，把我和哥哥的眼睛牢牢地吸在上面。有的花灯是个大菠萝，有的是个巨无霸灯笼，有的是个大草莓我最喜欢的是一对大胖娃娃花灯，一个举着摇摇晃晃的鞭炮，一个捂着耳朵随时准备撒腿就跑。这仿佛让我看到了和哥哥一起放鞭炮的快乐情景。

接着往前走，我们俩忽然看到一面贴满红纸的墙，走近一看，原来是一堆人围着猜灯谜。哥哥揭了一张下来，谜面是：会计，打一成语。我一看就蒙圈了。哥哥笑着说：希希，你是不是看不懂呀，会计是一种职业，这个职业要会计算，而且不能出错。我说：那就是跟计算有关的成语，算算算，怎么算呢?哦，精打细算!对啦，我们赶紧去领奖。哥哥说。在领奖台前，我们俩异口同声地说出了答案，于是工作人员阿姨给了我们两份奖品--两个带熊猫图案的卡套。

今天在欢乐海岸过的元宵节让我的心装满了幸福。我们要珍惜美好生活，好好学习，让幸福像花儿一样开放。

正月十五是元宵节，在元宵节那天，我们七年级举行了一场关于元宵节的活动。

首先，是介绍节日由来，台上的同学介绍节日时慷慨激昂，介绍完节日后就是背关于元宵节的古诗，同学们早已准备好了，于是便争先恐后地举起了手，希望自己能够被叫到。

背完古诗后，就到了同学们“大展身手”的时候了，走廊上是猜字谜活动，还有贴鼻子、正话反说、扔乒乓球游戏。

你看，猜字谜的同学手拿本子和笔，正在冥思苦想；扔乒乓球的游戏早已排满了人；我认为最有趣的就是贴鼻子的游戏了。这个游戏游戏规则很简单，蒙上眼睛，原地转三圈，只要贴到白色圆圈里面都可以拿到奖品，听上去很简单，可操作起来就很难了。你看，那位转完三圈的同学早已晕地不知东南西北，早已脱离了“轨道”；有的同学就比较厉害了，转完三圈后直直地往前走，似乎没有受到影响，但是他却把鼻子贴到了圈外边，可怜那只熊成了没有鼻子的熊……

关于元宵节活动的还有讲多趣事，我就不一一讲了，我相信如果亲眼看到那些事，一定会笑得直不起腰来。

夜，皎洁的明月与闪烁的繁星辉映，灿烂的烟火和绚丽的天灯交织在人们的欢呼声、呐喊声中，美妙的元宵记忆悄无声息地写进每一个人的笑颜，惹起一阵银铃。

总记得这天早晨，叫醒我的不再是闹钟，而是浓郁的香气，没错，就是元宵。那红如玛瑙的红豆之间镶嵌着一个个白胖胖的小元宵，几朵清秀的桂花点缀在上面。深吸一口气，整个肺都被这香气所滋润;轻尝一小勺，整个味蕾都感到了满足。元宵节吃元宵，那些珍珠似的元宵，包含着游子对家的思念，对团聚的无限渴望!

傍晚时分，当天边的最后一丝残晖，被淹没在遥远的地平线后，属于这个节日的狂欢也即将拉开帷幕。几个孩童从我的身边经过，一个拖着和他人一样高的兔子灯，欢快的跑向前去，另外几个也笑着、叫着、蹦跳着追赶，他们就像一群小兔，蓬勃着朝气与活力。

房屋与房屋之间早就布置好了五彩缤纷的彩旗与种类繁多的小灯笼。两排大树上悬着一盏盏火红的灯笼，那灯笼像极了一个个小太阳，远远的就感受到了它的无限热情，灯笼下垂着一张纸条，纸条上写着各式各样的谜语，如“一个君王”，“多加一点点”。每一盏灯笼下都聚着三五个人，或凝神思索，或仔细揣摩，或反复推敲。突然，其中一位像发现什么新大陆似的，惊奇的叫到：“我知道了!”那神情一点不亚于中了一百万彩票，旁人问他答案，他只笑不语，低头思索确认一番后，激动地奔向主委会。不管他答对与否，是否获得了奖品，但他一定获得了快乐!而这，也是最好的奖品!

夜，万千天灯一齐放飞，载着人们的美好祝愿，在万家灯火中为这元宵节画上了圆满的句号!

今天我学会了煮汤圆的常识，感受到了放焰火的快乐。我梦想每天都是元宵佳节那该多好啊！我期盼着明年的元宵佳节……

元宵佳节之际，处处洋溢着喜庆的气氛。你瞧，什么猜灯谜、什么放烟火呀……各种各样，稀奇古怪的，上至天文，下至地理的活动都有，现在我就带你去看看烟火晚会吧！

穿过熙熙攘攘的小道，便到了波光粼粼的湖边，我们焦急而又耐心地等待着，时间一分一秒地过去了，人越来越多，最后挤挤挨挨，人群从西望不见头，从北望不见尾，人山人海，人声鼎沸，有的坐在石椅上，有的弯腰，有的前俯后仰，有的踮着脚尖望着。有白发苍苍的老爷爷，有眉清目绣的青年人，有四五岁的小孩。

过了许久，只听嘣的一声，天空中出现奇花异卉，激动人心的烟火晚会开始了！人们顿时雅雀无声。接着，天空出现了万紫千红、争先恐后、由黄变紫、由红变蓝、由蓝变白，美极了！花花绿绿，大大小小的烟花倒映在波光粼粼的湖面上，仿佛鱼儿们也在它们的家园里放烟花呢！天空中的奇花有的绿草如茵，有的桃红李白。婀娜多姿，美不胜收，仿佛清香扑鼻，馨香阵阵。

每年农历的正月十五，春节刚过，迎来的就是中国的传统节日——元宵节。

按照中国民间的传统，在这天，人们要燃放鞭炮，共吃元宵，合家团聚。晚上还要观灯赏月，这些都是世代相沿的习俗。

传说在很久以前，凶猛的禽兽很多，四处伤害人。人们就组织起来去打它们，有一只神鸟因为迷路而降落人间，却被一个不知情的猎人给射死了。天帝知道后十分震怒，立即传旨，下令正月十五日到人间放火，把人间的人畜财产通通烧掉。天地的女儿心地善良，就冒着生命危险，偷偷驾着祥云来到人间，把消息告诉了人们。后来一个老人想出了个办法，他说：“在正月十四、十五、十六这三天，每户人家都要张灯结彩，点响爆竹，燃放烟火，这样一来，天帝就会认为人们都被烧死了。”

为了纪念这次成功，家家户户都悬挂灯笼，放烟火来纪念这个日子！

谜面：“崔莺莺”不把别人爱

谜目：(计划生育用语)

谜底：只生一个好

谜面：囚禁“张学良”

谜目：(猜元代文学家)

谜底：关汉卿

谜面：“断桥”相会

谜目：(猜《水浒》人物诨号)

谜底：白面郎君

谜面： “眼药水”使用说明

谜目：(打成语一)

谜底：引人注目

谜面：破墙而入，盗窃一空

谜目：(打成语一)

谜底：凿壁偷光

谜面：一个鸡子儿的家当

谜目：(猜俗语)

谜底：穷光蛋

谜面：为何考场不许同桌

谜目：(猜保健用语)

谜底：预防近视

谜面：亚

谜目：(打成语一)

谜底：有口难言

农历正月十五，我们这儿家家户户都要吃汤圆，闹元宵，看灯会。 On the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, we have to eat dumplings, noise of the Lantern Festival, and watch the lantern session.

下午，奶奶拿了一盆糯米粉，放到了一只凳子上，叫我帮助她去拿住脸盆的边沿，不让脸盆动。我答应了一声，就帮奶奶把脸盆扶住了。然后，奶奶就拿来了一碗开水倒进了脸盆里，接着，她用双手用力地和起来。米粉很快就被奶奶和成了一团，脸盆边上的干粉还有许多，奶奶叫我再去拿一点水来倒进脸盆里有干粉的地方。她拿起和成的粉团往放有水和干粉的地方和了起来。不一会儿，奶奶就把一个粉团和好了。她还把脸盆边上的粉都沾在了粉团上面，再和了一下。

现在，大功告成，就等做汤圆了。

等到吃汤圆前半个小时，奶奶开始动手做了起来。我看到她从粉团上面抓了一团粉，用手搓成了一个圆柱形，然后，在中间挖了一个孔，边挖边转，那个孔渐渐变大了。接着，奶奶把剁好的肉泥放了一点进去。然后，她就把这一个汤圆收口了。

我看着奶奶做的样子觉得自己也心动了，也想亲手去做汤圆。我立刻跟奶奶说了一声就动手做了起来。我像奶奶一样做着。我觉得没有自己做得没有奶奶那样容易，但是也把一个汤圆做好了。奶奶看了看说：“嗯，第一个能够做得这么好，已经不错了。”接着我又跟着奶奶做了下去。不到二十分钟，我们就把汤圆全部做好了。

接着，就是煮汤圆了。奶奶把水浇开，就放了一半汤圆下去。这时，锅子里的热气冒了起来，人的眼睛都快睁不开了。

烧了几分钟，奶奶倒了两次冷水，才揭开锅盖说：“好了，现在可以盛起来吃了。”这时，我看到汤圆已经全部浮在了水面上。爸爸动手盛汤圆。他先给我盛了一碗。我却把第一碗端给了奶奶，让奶奶先吃。这时，奶奶笑得连眼睛都看不见了。然后，我接过爸爸递给我的汤圆津津有味地吃了起来。

啊，今天的汤圆真好吃，我比平时整整多吃了一倍。

“元宵节”顾名思义，就是指一家人团团圆圆地聚在一起过节日。按照咱们老福清的习俗，大多数的家庭在农历正月十四上午就开始上街购买食材啦，到了晚上的时候，煮上一桌好菜，全家人其乐融融在一起吃晚餐，晚饭后，全家人就围着一张饭桌，搓汤圆，搓出那一片温情。

还记得这次搓汤圆的情景：

“来来来，大家赶紧洗手准备搓汤圆啦!”妈妈一边手拿着大坨的糯米团，一边大声冲着正在看电视的我们吆喝道。妈妈的这份“圣旨”，大家当然是要遵守了，于是我们匆匆洗好了手和家人围坐在桌子上，你一手我一手地将肉陷包在糯米团里，搓起了汤圆。外公搓了一个“巨无霸”，他自豪地对大家说：“我搓一个的，愿我们家将来能发扬光大!”“好!那我也来搓一个最圆的，祝愿我们今后一家人和和睦睦、团团圆圆!”外婆不甘示弱，也顶上一句来。“妈，妈，我要搓一个爱心形的，愿今后我们一家人的心紧紧相连。”看着自己满意的作品，我也插上一句。这时，外公摸了摸他白白的短胡子，和蔼地对我说：“嗯，很好，琦琦长大了，懂事啦!”“那是，那是。”我连忙笑着附和着。

次日即是元宵节的早晨了，我几乎是被香味引诱起床的。迅速洗漱后，我一股脑坐到了餐椅上。随后，一家人都围坐在桌子的边上，看着碗中一个个圆圆的，白白胖胖的汤圆，正懒洋洋地躺在我的碗里，我顾不得那么多了，我和弟弟像“馋猫”似的抓起筷子吃汤圆，一个接一个，连汤也不喝，那副小馋猫的样子逗得大家哄堂大笑。

这一顿饭吃得快乐无比，吃得其乐融融，一家人有说有笑，相互传递着温暖，让人回味无穷。

The Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the first month is a traditional festival in China. This year I had a special and lively night without curfew.

Special, because this is the first time Im not at home for the festival. In the past, on the 15th day of the first month of each year, our family was ready early to see the lanterns. Every year, I can enjoy the beautiful, novel and colorful lanterns, as well as the beautiful, charming and colorful fireworks. According to my mother, the lantern show in Zhangye is clearer than that in Linze. Therefore, with the consent of my parents, I went to my uncles house for the Lantern Festival.

My uncle cooked the dumplings early. They were round and sweet to the heart, but I only ate a few and pestered my uncle to take me to watch the lights.

When we got to the square, ah, it was a sea of people. Around it, there were lanterns of different sizes and shapes, which made people dizzy. There are red goldfish lanterns, Fuwa lanterns symbolizing the Olympic Games and peacock lanterns... This year is the year of the horse. Of course, the horse is the protagonist. There are horse spring lanterns, shepherd childrens horse lanterns, horse fighting lanterns and rows of shining lanterns. I wish people to take the lead in their body, career and life this year.

In the distance, the flashing lighthouse attracted me. It took us a lot of effort to squeeze into the front. The high lighthouse is inlaid with beautiful neon lights, red, blue, yellow, green and colorful. It stands in the middle of the square. It is very beautiful.

After a while, we came to the park again. There are many lights hanging here, especially those flashing in the willows. There are lovely doll lights, beautiful peacock lights and golden ingot lights, which are really unforgettable.

At this time, with the roaring sound, the sky of the square suddenly lit up. Oh, it turned out that fireworks began to set off. This is what I look forward to most. I saw fireworks bloom in the air like beautiful flowers, and then slowly disappear. Some crossed the sky like beautiful meteors, and some scattered flowers from the sky in the distance. It was very beautiful.

How lively Zhangye is on the fifteenth day of the first month and how charming the night scene of the Lantern Festival is!

正月十五元宵节是中国的传统节日，今年我度过了一个特殊而热闹的无宵夜。

说特殊，因为这是我第一次不在家过节。以前，每年正月十五，我们全家早早就准备好了去看花灯，每年，我都能欣赏到漂亮新颖、五彩缤纷的花灯，还会看到美丽迷人、五颜六色的焰火。听妈妈说，张掖的灯展比临泽更清亮，所以，我征得爸妈同意，到舅舅家过元宵。

舅舅早早就煮好了汤圆，圆圆的，从口甜到心，但我只吃了几个就缠着舅舅带我去观灯。

到了广场，啊，真是人山人海，四周挂满了大大小小、形态各异的花灯，让人目不暇接。有火红的金鱼灯，象征奥运的福娃灯，开屏的孔雀灯……今年是马年，马当然是主角了，有马闹春灯，牧童戏马灯，斗马灯，一排排闪亮的马灯祝福人们今年身体一马当先，事业一马当先，生活越来越好。

远处，一闪一闪的灯塔吸引了我，我们费了好大的劲才挤到前面，高高的灯塔上镶着漂亮的霓虹灯，红的，蓝的，黄的，绿的，五彩纷呈，耸立在广场中央，美丽极了。

过了一会，我们又来到了公园，这里也挂了许多灯，特别是闪烁在柳树丛中的，有可爱娃娃灯，美丽的孔雀灯，金灿灿的元宝灯，真叫人念念不忘啊。

这时，随着轰轰的声响，广场的天空一下子亮了起来，噢，原来是开始放焰火了，这可是我最期待的了，只见焰火像一朵朵漂亮的花在空中绽放，又缓缓消失，有的像美丽的流星一样划过天际，有的像天女散花一般，从远处的天空慢慢飘落，美丽极了。

正月十五的张掖多么热闹，元宵节的夜景多么迷人啊!

There are many different beliefs about the origin of the Lantern Festival.

But one thing for sure is that it had something to do with celebrating and

cultivating positive relationship between people, families, nature and the

higher beings they believed were responsible for bringing/returning the light

each year.

One legend tells us that it was a time to worship Taiyi, the God of Heaven

in ancient times. The belief was that the God of Heaven controlled the destiny

of the human world. He had sixteen dragons at his beck and call and he decided

when to inflict drought, storms, famine or pestilence upon human beings.

Beginning with Qinshihuang, the first emperor to unite the country, all the

emperors ordered splendid ceremonies each year. The emperor would ask Taiyi to

bring favorable weather and good health to him and his people. Emperor Wudi of

the Han Dynasty directed special attention to this event. In 104 BC, he

proclaimed it as one of the most important celebrations and the ceremony would

last throughout the night. They clean it all up in the morning.

Another legend associates the Lantern Festival with Taoism. Tianguan is the

Taoist god responsible for good fortune. His birthday falls on the 15th day of

the first lunar month. It is said that Tianguan likes all types of

entertainment, so followers prepare various kinds of activities during which

they pray for good fortune.

Yet another common legend dealing with the origins of the Lantern Festival

speaks of a beautiful bird that flew down to earth from heaven, which was hunted

and killed by some villagers. This angered the Jade Emperor in Heaven because

the bird was his favorite one. Therefore, he planned a storm of fire to destroy

the village on the 15th lunar day. The Jade Emperors daughter heard of this

plan, and warned the villagers of her father’s plan to destroy their village.

The village was in turmoil because nobody knew how should they escape their

imminent destruction.

However, a wise man from another village suggested that every family should

hang red lanterns around their houses, set up bonfires on the streets, and

explode firecrackers on the 14th, 15th, and 16th lunar days. This would give the

village the appearance of being on fire to the Jade Emperor. On the 15th lunar

day, troops sent down from heaven whose mission was to destroy the village saw

that the village was already ablaze, and returned to heaven to report to the

Jade Emperor. Satisfied, the Jade Emperor decided not to burn down the village.

From that day on, people celebrate the anniversary on the 15th lunar day every

year by carrying red lanterns on the streets and exploding firecrackers and

fireworks.

There are many stories on how this festival was created. One other story is

about a maid. In the Han Dynasty, Mr. Eastern was a favorite advisor of the

emperor. One winter day, he went to the garden and heard a little girl crying

and getting ready to jump into a well to commit suicide. Mr. Eastern stopped her

and asked why. She said she was a maid in the emperors palace and her name was

Yuan-Xiao.

She never had the chance to meet her family after she started worked at the

palace. She missed them so much every 12th lunar month. If she couldnt have the

chance to show her filial piety in this life, she would rather die. Mr. Eastern

promised her to find a way so she could reunion with her family. Mr. Eastern

left the palace and set up a fortune-telling stall on the street and disguised

himself as a fortuneteller. Because of his reputation, many people asked for

their fortunes.

But every one got the same prediction - a severe fire accident on the 15th

lunar day. The rumor spread quickly. Everyone was worried about the future and

asked Mr. Eastern for help. Mr. Eastern said, "On the 13th lunar day, the God of

Fire will send a fairy lady in red to burn down the city. If you see a lady in

red wearing green pants riding a black horse on that day, you should ask for her

mercy." On that day, Yuan-Xiao pretended to be the red fairy lady. When people

asked for her help, she said, "Im the messenger of the God of Fire and came to

check on the city and Im going to set up fire on 15th. This is an order from

Jade Emperor. He will watch from the heavens.

I will give you a copy of the imperial decree from the God of Fire. You

should go to ask your emperor to find a way out." After she left, people went to

the palace to show the emperor the decree which reads "The capital city is in

trouble. Fire burns on the palace, and fire from Heaven burns all night long on

the 15th." The emperor of Han Dynasty was very shocked. He called and asked Mr.

Eastern for advice. After pondering for a while, Mr. Eastern said, "I heard that

the God of Fire likes to eat Tang-Yuan (Sweet dumpling). Does Yuan-Xiao often

cook Tang-Yuan for you? On the 15th lunar day, let Yuan-Xiao make Tang-Yuan.

Your Majesty will take charge of the worshipping ceremony and you will give

an order to every house to prepare Tang-Yuan to worship the God of Fire at the

same time. Also, deliver another order to ask every house in the city to hang

red lantern and explode fire crackers. Lastly, everyone in the palace and people

outside the city should carry their lanterns on the street to watch the lantern

decoration and fireworks. If everything goes this way, the Jade Emperor would be

deceived.

Then everyone can avoid the fire accident." The emperor happily followed

the plan. Lanterns were everywhere in the capital city on the night of the 15th

lunar day. People were walking on the street. Fire crackers kept making lots of

noise. It looked like the entire city was on fire. Yuan-Xiaos parents went into

the palace to watch the lantern decorations, and Yuan-Xiao made a big lantern

and wrote her name on the lantern. They happily reunited together after her

parents called her name. Everybody was safe during the night. The emperor of Han

Dynasty had a new order that people should do the same thing every year. Since

Yuan-Xiao cooked the best Tan-Yuan, people called the day Yuan-Xiao

Festival.

Young people were chaperoned in the streets in hopes of finding love.

Matchmakers acted busily in hopes of pairing couples. The brightest lanterns

were symbolic of good luck and hope. As time has passed, the festival no longer

has such implications.

Those who do not carry lanterns often enjoy watching informal lantern

parades. In addition to eating tangyuan (simplified Chinese: 汤圆; traditional

Chinese: 湯圓; pinyin: tāngyuán), another popular activity at this festival is

guessing lantern riddles (which became part of the festival during the Tang

Dynasty), which often contain messages of good fortune, family reunion, abundant

harvest, prosperity and love.

3月5日，虽然要上学，但我过了一个愉快的元宵节。

上午，吃完早餐，我走在繁忙的街道上空气是那么清新天空是那么明亮，我和同学一起上学放学。

中午家里来了好多客人，有：姐姐姑妈，哥哥，小冉。

吃饭的时候，桌子上增加了一道食品，那就——汤圆。我喂了小冉几口饭菜小冉开心地笑了她好可爱。

中途我们干杯说了祝福话，过的热闹快乐。

晚上我写完作业和爸爸看了会元宵晚会。晚上我们听到了家家户户传来的鞭炮声这是我们的传统习俗。

我觉得小冉十分可爱，白白的皮肤，水灵灵的眼睛，带着蓝色的帽子。

我们过了一个快乐的元宵节！

刘沅芷

过元宵节啦！过元宵节啦！我祝大家元宵节快乐，像汤圆一样团团圆圆！

今天，真是太高兴了！在午托托管里，午饭里还有一个大油炸汤圆，这个油炸汤圆像个大泡芙，不过口感不同，闻一闻，嗯……真香啊！再仔细一点地闻，里面有甜丝丝的感觉。用手摸一摸，凹凸凸的，就是油炸过食品的感觉。

我迫不急待地咬了一小口，哇！就像吃了白糖一样甜，再吃一大口，我都流出口水来了！比吃蜂蜜还甜，把的我牙都快甜掉了，你说那得有多甜！

我开始大口大口地吃了起来。一股股甜丝丝的味道浸入全身，我的每一个细胞都感觉激动起来，真想再吃几个呀！

沈子扉

“正月里来正月正，正月十五闹花灯”一年一度的元宵节到了，这天，我们班举行了一场非常有趣的活动——元宵节花灯制作。

活动开始了。教室里面热闹非凡，家委会的阿姨们把买来的材料开始发给我们，同学们一个个迫不及待的打开材料包，看，里面的材料应有尽有，四张花灯纸、蜡烛、长方形的卡纸……

开始制作花灯了，我先拿起材料包里的说明书仔细地阅读，心想，这花灯也太容易做了吧，一点挑战性都没有啊，比看不懂说明书的乐高要简单的多了。说明书往边上一扔，我开始做花灯了，拿起两根粗木棍和两根细木棍按照说明书上的做法拼成了一个正方形，接连着又快速地做完第二个正方形，再用四根木棍在正方形四个角上把两个正方形搭起来，哈哈，花灯骨架完工了。咦！我拿起来一看它怎么是歪的呢，迫不得已再次拿起说明书仔细看看，发现原来木棒长短不一，拼的时候长的一边要和长的一边对齐，反之短边和短边的对齐，而我却把它拼得歪七扭八的，立马把它拆了，可是，就在我拆最后一根木棒时竟然拆不下来了，怎样弄就是拆不下来，急得我快哭了，在我准备求助其他人时，突然脑子是一个想法一闪而过，我将一根木棒固定，另外一根转啊转啊，慢慢地两根木棒松开来了。再次按照说明书的步骤重新拼了一个漂亮稳固的骨架。我将骨架放在桌上，按照说明书的做法拿起其他材料慢慢做起来，漂亮的卡纸做成了放蜡烛的底盘，再把蜡烛小心翼翼的固定在卡纸上，骨架的四根木棍上黏上了双面胶，再将花灯纸粘到四个面上，这时花灯纸上的小猴子变得栩栩如生，活灵活现，仿佛也开心地和我们一起欢度元宵呢，最后就只剩下提花灯的木棍没做好，再次拿起一根红绳子一头穿到木棒的小孔里系上一个蝴蝶结，另一头系在骨架上，就这样一个可以提在手上的花灯就做好了。

提着花灯，我仿佛听到屋外鞭炮震耳欲聋，看到夜空烟花直冲元宵，屋内，我们一家团聚在餐桌上开心地吃着汤圆，看着花灯，猜着字谜的温馨场景，顿时觉得一股暖流留进我的心里，暖暖的，开心极了！

星期五，我们要在学校里开展做元宵的活动。我们都兴致勃勃地带来了吃元宵需要的碗具。

成老师在黑板上写了“元宵乐”三个大字，画上了许多美丽的花朵，把黑板衬托得漂漂亮亮的！小朋友们也早早地做好准备，有的铺桌布，有的拿碗筷，还有的拿出照相机拍摄了许多欢乐的镜头……看着食堂的阿姨搓好米团，我们就迫不及待地开工了。

我从米团上扯下了一小块小米团，搓圆了，在圆子上方掏了个扁扁的大洞，把豆沙馅放进扁洞里，把它轻轻地捏拢了，再搓圆，一个小巧玲珑的元宵就诞生了。我又做了一个又一个元宵，碗里的元宵越堆越高。虽然元宵大大小小，不是特别好看，可是我的心里美滋滋的，因为这可是我第一次亲手做哟！

元宵做好了，我们又进行夹元宵的比赛。我们把所有的元宵放进一个大盆子里。成老师一说开始，我不管三七二十一，用筷子夹住元宵，放到自己碗里。一个、两个、三个……没想到，我夹的元宵最多了，有十二个呢！获得了第一名，我的心里乐开了花。

成老师开始煮元宵了。我把元宵倒入电饭锅里，只见它们一个个都沉到了锅底。过了好一会儿，成老师说：“快来啊！元宵熟了！”我飞快地跑到锅前，只见一个个元宵圆滚滚、白胖胖的，你碰碰我，我挤挤你，不停地在水中翻滚着。咦？刚才还在锅底的元宵，现在怎么一个个都浮在水面上了？成老师看到我疑惑的表情，微笑着告诉我：“煮熟了的元宵就会浮起来的。”

盛到了元宵，我津津有味地吃了起来。我觉得自己做的元宵特别美味，我吃得心里乐滋滋的！

由于每天乘坐的公交车要经过大雁塔，在欣赏美景的同时，也为本人的出行带来了一些麻烦。特别是过节的时候，真是有些烦。象圣诞节、国庆节、五一等大的节日，坐车就象打仗一样。

昨天是元宵节，想着能早些回家，可是估计错误，到了车站一看全是人，而且嘴里说的好象都是去大雁塔，此时才突然醒悟，元宵节大雁塔一定是有活动的，最起码也要放焰火。来一辆去大雁塔的车都是满的，挤都挤不上去，虽然知道到大雁塔就会下一多半，但是总不能让车再回来接你吧。足足等了快三十分钟，才好不容易挤上了一辆车，到了和平门外又开始堵车，等回到家已是一个小时以后了，吃完晚饭一看表，十一点，真是创纪录了。

当然这种事情经得多了，也练就了耐性，特别是等车时，千万不能着急，自己要对自己说，不要着急，不要着急，一会儿就来了，而且总会等到的。虽然有些自欺其人，但是十分有效。

今天是正月十五，元宵节。晚上吃过元宵，我和爸爸、妈妈去东阿广场看彩灯。

今天是正月十五，元宵节。晚上吃过元宵，我和爸爸、妈妈去东阿广场看彩灯。

走在马路上，我看到路两旁的树上挂满了小彩灯，有红色的、黄色的、蓝色的、绿色的、银色的……五颜六色，闪闪发光，像挂满树的星星和钻石，真是漂亮极了!

走到广场，来看花灯的人真多啊!人山人海，水泄不通。我们首先看到的是用花灯扎成的大彩门，走进彩门，是一个两边挂满红灯笼的走廊。我们往左走，看到十二生肖灯，小老鼠、小牛、小老虎……活灵活现，真是好看极了;再往里走是谜语灯，爸爸读，我猜，我猜对了好几个，真是太好玩了;再往里走是许多巨大的造型灯，有白兔闹春灯、水果乐园灯、十二星座灯……各式各样，其中的全家福灯，有爷爷奶奶、爸爸妈妈围在一起，两个小孩站在两边，真是漂亮极了。

今年的元宵节灯会真是太美了。

今年的元宵节，比以往元宵节都不太一样，因为随着经济的发展，人们逐渐富裕起来，灯也随之好看了起来。昨天晚上，我和我的爸爸我的妈妈到街上去看灯。虽然北方的天气寒冷无比，但寒冷挡不住人们的热情

刚到马路上，只见马路上人山人海，整条马路都已变成了“人行道”，一眼望去看不见人流的末尾。

我和我的爸爸我的妈妈也随着人流汇入了灯区。“千万”条金黄色闪光灯从六七米的“高空”悬下，如瀑布一般，哎呀，这是我第一次看到这么繁多，这么出奇的灯。看都看不过来。瞧，那一盏盏五彩缤纷千姿百态的花灯真是令人大饱眼福。有红彤彤的“五角星”，昂首挺胸的“小公鸡”，活泼可爱的“小猴子”……你看那只神气活现的凤凰!。两只宝珠般的圆眼，放射出白光。美丽极了。直把我看得目瞪口呆

我们继续往前走，只听见不知道是从哪里传来的歌声“在我的地盘你就得听我的……”。那肯定就是移动通信公司的宣传了。果然，前面有一个舞台。上面虽然空空如也，但旁边是一个手机，（还挺形象，一看就知道是做手机广告）手机的屏幕上还有动画。哦，怪不得听见歌声，只见屏幕里的周杰伦正卖力地拿着话筒，唱着呢!看来，元宵节不仅灯好看，还处处充满商机。

这边刚刚送走了周杰伦，那边的刀郎又来了。因为那熟悉的旋律“2002年的第一场雪，比以往的时候来的更晚一些”真悠闲啊。原来是为九曲黄河阵做广告啊。看那九曲黄河阵，左拐右拐，精妙无比，正如人生道路上，虽然左拐右拐，但最后还是会出去，获得胜利。

月亮渐渐西落，我依依不舍地离开。但观灯的人还是络绎不绝，各种彩色的灯像天上的繁星一样，大放光彩。真是“一夜花灯醉，只缘春意浓。”