老北京春节习俗有哪些【通用20篇】
春节悄悄的来到了人们身边,带来了喜气,福气还有那合家团聚的机会。以下是小编整理的春节团圆的作文,一起来欣赏下吧。过年吃团圆饭的主题作文过年一起吃团圆饭的作文
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+ 加入清单虽然春节过去好几天了,但我还是对春节记忆犹新。
家乡的春节在腊月差不多就开始了。一大早,我就跟着奶奶忙碌起来,剥蒜皮、打醋、泡蒜。知道这是在干什么吗?猜对了!没错这就是在泡腊八蒜。除此之外还要熬腊八粥呢!因为今天是腊八。
腊月二十三是传统的过小年。天一黑,老家的夜空就被各种各样的烟花爆竹给点亮了。奶奶也不例外,催着爸爸加入放鞭炮的行列。而奶奶则忙着烧香拜佛呢!
过了二十三每家每户还要大扫除一次呢!并且还要把过年用的吃的准备好。
到了除夕则更热闹,家家户户都忙着做年夜饭。在这一天男女老少都穿起了新衣服。并且还要在门上贴对联,在窗户上贴年画。而到了晚上除了很小的孩子每个人都坐在沙发上看春晚、守岁。
正月初一街上空无一人,都去哪了呢?男人们在午前赶到亲戚家拜年,女人们则在家待客。除此之外小孩子还会在这一天收到长辈们的压岁钱。
正月十五是传统节日‘元宵节’。家家户户会在家里吃汤圆。晚上可以去街上看花灯、猜谜语。而白天可以逛庙会。
春节大都在正月十九结束。一切都会回到年前的样子,小孩子们都去上学、大人们都去干自己该干的事去了。
过了春节我是会想下一个春节什么时候到来,你呢?
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篇1:家乡的春节习俗
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+ 加入清单百里不同风,千里不同俗。每个地方都有每个地方的风俗。
我的家乡在湖南,那里过年的习俗很有趣。在腊月二十九(除夕夜),我们一家大小围在一起吃团圆饭,我们的团圆饭可讲究了:我们吃饭一定要有三大样:鱼、鸡、肉。鱼一定要蒸着吃,在鱼上还要放大把大把的辣椒,这样象征着财源滚滚来、年年有余的好兆头。鸡一定是公鸡。肉是腊肉,我们的腊肉不像四川那里蒸着吃,而是用豆角炒着吃,这样吃特别美味,特别有嚼头。吃完饭后,我们就要进行守岁,一家人围在一起,其乐融融,说说这一年经历的酸甜苦辣。
在初一的早晨,我们像爸爸妈妈请安(拜年)说些吉利的话,这样可以获得一份橘子和一份利是,这样象征着大吉大利。然后我们会出门向别人拜年,别人会放鞭炮来迎接我们,这样表示湖南人们的热情似火好客、友好。
看,我们过春节是不是不跟你们一样呢?你们想来我们湖南过春节吗?
篇2:天津春节前后的传统习俗作文素材
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+ 加入清单天津人称腊月初八为“腊八儿”,有喝腊八粥的习俗。许多天津人还在这天用醋泡大蒜,名“腊八醋”。腊月十五开始,各式各样的年货全都上市,以娘娘宫为轴心的宫南宫北大街更是热闹非凡。男孩子到娘娘宫头一个目标就是风葫芦,成年男人到这里,忘不了买灯笼,女人们来这里多是“洗娃娃”的。从娘娘宫拴回的“娃娃”每年都要“洗一回”,这是节前妇女必须做完的事情。
腊月二十三,是灶王爷升天的日子,家家要买糖瓜儿,等到夜里12点祭灶王爷。待香燃尽后,请下灶王像,点火烧了,大年三十再买新的灶王像,又叫“灶王码子”换上,年复一年,都是这样。天津还有春节贴吊钱儿的习俗,吊钱儿是用彩纸剪刻成的图案,贴在门窗的玻璃和横棱上,作为春节喜庆气氛的点缀。贴上的吊钱儿只能到正月初五那天损坏,否则就意味着一年不吉利。
天津人称正月初五为“破五”,这一天,家家户户吃饺子,菜板要剁得叮咚响,让四邻听见,以示正在剁“小人”。天津人把不顺心的事归结到“小人”的身上,除掉“小人”才能大吉大利,顺顺当当,初五晚上放鞭炮,也有避邪免灾的意味。
篇3:春节英语
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+ 加入清单will christmas replace the spring festival?
christmas arouses increasing attention year by year in china. christmas cards become popular with students. people hold christmas parties and exchange christmas girts. a lot or tv and radio programs about christmas are on. meanwhile the spring festival is less appealing (有吸引力的)to youngsters. thus some people wonder whether christmas will replace the spring festival.
this worry is fairly unnecessary. why ? one reason lies that christmas only affects christians,college students and joint-venture (合资企业)workers. another reason is that christmas is mostly celebrated in cities. few people in countryside show extreme interest in this exotic(带有异国情调的) festival. by contrast,the spring festival is the most influential traditional festival in every family.
i think,it is natural that with increasing exchanges with the west,a lot of western holidays have been gradually introduced into china. for us chinese we should never neglect or even discard our own traditional festivals. for centuries chinese have observed this traditional holiday to welcome the beginning of a new year. and we will treasure the spring festival forever.
篇4:关于以春节六年级满分
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+ 加入清单天津是我的家乡,我生在天津,长在天津,我爱我的家乡——天津! Tianjin is my hometown, I was born in Tianjin, growing in Tianjin, I love my hometown -Tianjin!
家乡的春节主要体现在饮食方面:在腊月初八那天,被称为”腊八”,在这一天,有喝腊八粥的习俗,在这一天也会泡腊八蒜,就是用醋泡蒜,这样久放也不会坏的!
在该过年的这几天,家家户户都在忙着准备过年时吃的,喝的,穿的以及用的,好在新年显示出焕然一新的形象!在这些天里,孩子们个个都开心的不得了:像男孩子们都买一些爆竹在新年里和大人们一起庆贺新年!而女孩子们买一些小礼品作为新年礼物!
在腊月二十三的时候,也就是人们所说的“小年”,这就意味着春节即将来临了!在这一天,鞭炮声处处都有这就是过年的象征吧_尽管还没到,但却有了过年的气息~!!这天,在街上,有一些卖糖的,就是现在孩子们所说的“糖瓜”又甜又黏的,小孩子们非常喜欢吃它们!
二十三一过去,就更忙了,家家户户都要把家里大扫除一次;还要把过年吃的食物都准备充足!
在除夕这天,更是热闹的不得了。家家户户都在准备过年用的东西!人们都穿上了新衣,门外贴着福字,有正有倒,倒的福字意味着:福到了!在这一天家家户户都有守岁的习俗,鞭炮声总在耳边响起,这才是过年的气氛嘛_这么的热闹!
等到了正月初一那天_就是人们所说的春节。在那天,人们都去拜年了,给亲戚,给朋友……
在元宵节那天,又是春节中的一个重要节日!在那天,人们都在叫家里吃元宵呢!一家人其乐融融……
那天同样也是耳边总响起鞭炮声,小孩子们同样也燃放炮竹,只不过是那种小的花炮而已……
二月初二俗称“龙抬头”,到这天为止,春节也就这样在欢笑中不知不觉的度过了!
这就是我家乡的春节!热闹的春节!
篇5:春节的传说和习俗
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+ 加入清单我的老家是金溪,今年我就在那儿过的年,可有意思啦!
大年三十一大早,一阵阵鞭炮声把我从睡梦中惊醒,便不由自主地吟诵起了王安石写的《元日》:爆竹声中一岁除,春风送暖入屠苏。千门万户曈曈日,总把新桃换旧符。吃过早饭,全家人忙着杀鸡,杀鸭,准备年夜饭。最有趣的是公鸡去毛之后,唯独在鸡尾巴上留下三根羽毛。我便怀着好奇的心情便去问奶奶:“奶奶,为什么要在鸡尾巴上留下三根羽毛呢?”
奶奶说:“这三根羽毛象征着人们吉祥、幸福、美好的生活。包含这激情和对祖国的春节祝福。”
我若有所悟地说:“哦,原来是这样。”
奶奶又说:“把这只鸡放进盆里,再加上一根大葱端着去庙里祭拜,许上愿望,希望来年的牲畜能够更加兴旺。”
到了下午,奶奶忙着蒸寿糕,爸爸在一旁帮忙碌着,并不断地在糯米糕上用花生摆上一个“寿”字,这才知道这是为外公祝寿准备的。
晚上,家家户户包饺子,这种饺子的原料不是用面粉做的,而是用糯米粉做的。饺子必须要包甜的或咸的陷,放在锅里炸后才能吃,吃在嘴里弹力十足,有嚼劲,回味无穷。
吃完饺子,过了一会儿,一颗烟花飞向空中,瞬间爆炸,那爆炸的烟花仿佛是一朵美丽的莲花在空中展开的花瓣。看着这些美丽的烟花,我也情不自禁想去放一束。
正月到亲朋好友家拜年时要喝糖水,我便去问爸爸:“到亲朋好友家拜年时为什么总要喝糖水?”爸爸说:“因为这样可以让亲朋好友之间的友情更加甜蜜,使我们快快乐乐的过新年。”
这次回老家收获很大,因为我了解了很多习俗,使我和家人的感情更加深入。只有和家人在一起甜甜蜜蜜的生活才能互相理解,互相沟通,从中获得快乐。
篇6:春节传统习俗
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+ 加入清单每年春节,人们都要欢欢喜喜地庆祝一番。春节将至,我们这儿家家户户都要蒸年糕,希望来年生活节节高。大年三十夜,家家户户都要吃团圆饭、放烟火,守岁到深夜。爆竹声声,从黄昏一直响到天明。大年初一早上要吃“百岁圆”,还有菠菜和黄萝卜丝,“百岁圆”寓意长命百岁,永远健康;菠菜希望人们勤俭节约,生活“把把细细”,吃黄萝卜丝表示祝人们财源滚滚,收入越来越多。
奶奶告诉我,年初一不能扫地,据说初一扫地要扫走财运的,到初三才扫地,而且要把扫的垃圾倒在自家的田角头,这叫“发田财”。初五早上“接财神”,要放爆竹把财神迎进家门。到了正月十五圆宵节,家家吃圆宵,吃馄饨。吃完晚饭,小孩子们在大人的带领下,高高兴兴地去田头“旺田财”,预祝来年粮食大丰收。
传统的春节习俗真的是又多又有趣啊!
篇7:完整版春节所有习俗英语作文
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+ 加入清单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.
篇8:有关于江苏春节的习俗作文
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+ 加入清单春节的江苏民间,除了贴春联、挂年画、守岁、舞狮子、大拜年等和全国一样的习俗外,还有一些独特的习俗。
苏州人除夕在饭内放进熟荸荠,吃时挖出来,谓之“掘元宝”,亲友来往,泡茶时要置入两只青橄榄,谓之喝“元宝茶”,恭喜发财。
武进人年初一早晨,将先祖画像悬挂中堂,供上茶果、年糕,一家老小依次行拜年礼,谓之“拜神影子。”他们扫地不许从家里往外扫,惟恐把“财气”、“如意”扫了出去,只能从外往里扫。
江宁人有春节“打神鼓”之习俗,由大旗开路,锣鼓手浑身使劲地擂鼓助兴,初三“打夜鼓”、初七“上七鼓”,十三至十五打“赤膊鼓”,气氛热烈。
南通人有在家门口或堂前插芝麻秆、冬青、柏枝的习俗,取意生活开花节节高,长年青翠。
淮阴人还有初六给孩子“烤头风”之习俗。是夜带孩子到田头空地点燃火把,为孩子驱除病邪,边烤边唱:“烤烤头,醒醒脑,烤烤脚,步子矫,烤烤肚皮不拉稀,满身都烤遍,疾病永不见。”
无锡渔民年初八有乘船去西山祭拜禹王庙之习,祈求水神保佑,祭鳌赕佛,谓之“上”,禹王庙拆除后,此俗渐渐淡漠。
春节期间,江苏地区的旧习俗中还有许多禁忌,诸如年初一不动剪刀,免得口舌之争;不动菜刀,以免杀身之祸;不吃稀饭,怕出门遇雨;不扫地,怕把财运扫光等等。随着科学知识的普及,有很多不科学的习俗也逐渐被人淡忘;健康有益的娱乐休闲活动,却一直延续下来。
无锡
无锡旧俗,年初一早晨开门,要放3声开门爆仗。早餐吃糕丝、圆子、面条,取团圆、高升、长寿、长春之意。这天,只吃隔年除夕的剩饭,寓意“有余”。吃饭时不能以汤浇饭,也不吃粥,怕出门遇雨。还忌向邻居乞火、汲水,告诫不骂人,不发怒,不讲不吉利的话,祈求全年平安吉祥。
春节期间,晚辈先向长辈拜年,然后至亲友家贺年。亲友第一次见面时,说些“恭贺新喜”、“恭喜发财”、“恭喜”等话,互相祝贺。新女婿到岳父母家拜年,一般选在年初三。老人自年满60虚岁开始,每10年在春节期间设宴庆祝。
无锡除贴桃符、门补、春联外,还有在新年挂钟馗象,以避一年鬼祟。传说钟馗善于捉鬼。这个风俗大概始于唐代。无锡民间很多人家还有在门楣上张挂吉庆语句的红单联和剪纸门笺挂络的习俗。无锡地区在元旦早晨盛行吃糕丝圆子,取团圆高升的意思。另还要吃面,取长寿、长春之意。无锡风俗新年中小孩来到,主人就得拿茶点糖果招待馈赠。亲友中有孩子前来拜年都要赏给压岁钱。新女婿到岳母家去拜年,一般都选在年初三。初三称为小年朝,也不能扫地、乞火、汲水、与元旦风俗相同。无锡还有一个风俗与别处略异,即凡有六十、七十、八十祝寿,都在春节举行,而不是在生日祝贺。元旦这一天很多地方都有不能扫地的风俗,无锡也是这样。认为一扫地要把财气扫掉。年初二即使扫地,也不能把垃圾倒出门,而是堆在屋角边,一直要到正月半,称为"聚财"。岁朝风俗忌向人家乞火、汲水,也不动刀剪,又禁止倾倒污水、粪便。元旦临睡时,又要放二声或三声关门爆仗。无锡这一天晚上睡得都较早,如有孩童贪玩不肯睡时,父母常哄孩子说:"早些睡,今晚听老虫做亲"。无锡旧俗对元旦这一天的气候十分重视,常以这天的天气占卜今后一年的收成。
江宁县
江宁县元旦贵家于房门口贴画雄鸡。吴县多于元旦至通元寺礼拜观音大士。苏州习俗:元旦一早开门要于三爆竹,叫做“高升三级”。清晨出门,要遵循黄历上所指定的方向,叫做“喜神方”。并到城隍、土地等庙去烧香,必历经十庙乃止,称为“烧十庙香”。自元旦至元宵,火炉中烧巨煤墼,称为“欢喜团”。准安人传说,吃汤团可以接财神,所以从大年初一清晨就开始下汤团,直到元宵,天天都有汤团吃。武进县妇女元旦剪松柏枝,绕以红丝,戴在发髻上,据说可以长寿。
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篇9:端午节的习俗作文600字
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+ 加入清单端午节在人们的印象中,充满了浓浓的中华色彩:吃粽子、点雄黄、赛龙舟……这样一个中规中矩的传统节日,有朝一日竟然能够与手工DIY挂上钩?!如果,你在端午节这天有幸来到了我们的社区,那你能感受到的不仅是对中华文化一脉相承的欣慰,还有古老节日的现代化活力。
端午节当天,社区的售楼大厅灯烛辉煌,人声鼎沸。大厅中央摆放着一张古色古香的长条桌,桌边有若干把做工精致的太师椅。桌上摆着几大盆白白的糯米和碧绿清透的箬叶,俨然一片庄重的氛围。哈哈,你猜的没错——一年一度必选项目,包粽子!在场参与的孩子们包得可认真了,四角形的,三角形的,有的甚至还包成了一个扁扁的多面体哩!
你可能会说:“这没什么好玩的,不就是包个粽子嘛!”少侠莫急!端午节的另一大习俗,就是“佩香囊”。且看,清过桌面后,一座五彩斑斓的“花园”立地而起:红的布,蓝的布,绣着招财猫的,印着樱花的……简直就是一座布匹市场。对于什么针头线脑的,我们就有点“班门弄斧”了。一旁的几个助教老师轻巧地飞针走线,看得我们眼花缭乱。无需多时,一个精致美观的香囊就出世了。但是到我们亲自“磨刀上阵”的时候,可就没这么规范喽。一个个香囊“歪瓜裂枣”,摆在同一张桌子上,可以称为“群魔乱舞”。有的小朋友照着老师的做,成品“马虎过关”;一些同学是照着往年家中购置的三角形吊坠香囊创作的,还缝着大气的流苏……“不走寻常路”的我另辟蹊径,缝制出的成品竟然和《红楼梦》中记载的种类没什么两样。我特地选用了红底仙鹤纹的布料,用五彩绳做了一个可调节活扣链系上。香囊底端坠着一条中国红流苏,增加了许多趣味。自己做的香囊佩戴在胸前,可是别有一番甜蜜滋味呢!
虽然我们自己制作的粽子和香囊远远不比市面上买的好,但是在我们的心底,这些“形态各异”的粽子永远是最甜最糯的,那些“缤纷多彩”的香囊永远是最香最靓的……因为这些“劳动果实”的温暖陪伴,所以这个端午节肯定是我们从此以来度过的最独特的一个,也是我们永远镌刻在心中的一个端午节。
篇10:春节的习俗:正月初八谷日
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+ 加入清单传说初八是谷子的生日。这天天气晴朗,则主这一天稻谷丰收,天阴则年歉。
民间以正月初八为众星下界之日,制小灯燃而祭之,称为顺星,也称“祭星”、“接星”。祭祀用两张神码,第一张印着星科、朱雀、玄武等,第二张是"本命延年寿星君"。二张前后撂在一起,夹在神纸夹子上,放在院中夭地桌后方正中受祀。神码前陈放着用香油浸捻的黄、白二色灯花纸捻成的灯花,放入直径寸许的"灯盏碗",或用49盏,或用108盏,点燃。再供熟元宵和清茶。黄昏后,以北斗为目标祭祀。祭祀后,待残灯将灭,将神码、香根与芝麻秸、松柏枝一同焚化,祀成。
顺星节习俗
依照道教和星象家的说法,每人每年都有一位值年星宿,也叫“流年照命星宿”(日、月、水、火、木、金、土、罗候、计都九星轮流值年照命)。人的一年命运如何,完全操在这位值年星宿手里,而每年正月初八日为诸星君聚会之期,又传为“诸星下界”之日,故在这天祭祀星君(即顺星),便有可能获得星君的垂佑。因此,人们有的到白云观星神殿(即元辰殿)去烧香顺星。但不论是否去庙里进香,是日晚间,天上星斗出齐后,各家都要举行一个顺星的祭祀仪式。《燕京岁时记》:“初八日,黄昏之后,以纸蘸油,燃灯一百零八盏,焚香而祀之,谓之‘顺星’”。在家里散灯花顺星之同时,很多人到白云观元辰殿去参加顺星祭典。
元辰殿俗称“星宿殿”或“顺星殿”。殿在白云观西路。殿中塑有六十年花甲子的六十位星宿神像。
凡到元辰殿顺星的人,首先要找到自己的本命星宿,如果是甲子年生人,就到甲子太岁金辨大将军的塑像前,烧香、磕头、布施之后,再到今年当值的星宿。如果今年是癸亥年,就再到癸亥太岁卢程大将军塑像前烧香、磕头、布施,即可保佑你一年顺遂。
顺星用的星神码一共两张。头一张印着“星科”、“朱雀”、“玄武”等名目,并分别列出其所属的星宿名。中间为“八卦”,里圈印着天干、地支字样,外围绕圈印着十二属相的图案。后一张是“本命延年寿星君”,放在星神码的后边,只露上端名号。两张同时夹在一个神纸夹子上,放于正厅天地桌后边正中。
星神码前边摆上用黄、白两色灯花纸捻成的灯花,谓之“金银灯儿”(用香油浸捻),共一百零八盏,有用四十九盏的。也有按所谓《玉匣记》“本命星灯”之数者。通常都放在一个大型金属盘子里,用小铜钱压好,祭祀时全部燃点。以三至五碗熟元宵(每碗五个),清茶一杯为供品。前设香炉、蜡扦等供器,蜡扦下分别压着黄钱、千张、元宝等敬神“钱粮”。祭祀时,由长辈主持,燃烛上香,全宅按尊卑长幼次序行三叩首礼,肃立十分钟左有。待香烛欲尽,再依次三叩首后,即请香根,将星神码及钱粮一并置于庭院事先准备好的钱粮盆中与松木枝、芝麻秸一起焚化。同时燃放鞭炮。
祭星时,还要在案头、灶台、门坎、锅台等处各放一盏“金灯”(黄灯花)予以点燃,谓之“散灯花儿”。有辟除不祥之意。祭星仪式结束后,全家即聚在一起吃一顿元宵。
顺星节传说
传说这一天是诸星下界的日子,天空星斗出得最全,是长辈给儿孙认星星的时候。正月天寒地冻,在院中不能久站,真正认星星还是在夏天的晚上,这一天主要是从香蜡铺中请来的“星神马儿”上所列的星宿名号来了解“天文”了。顺星节祭星仪式在夜里举行,有钱人家摆108盏灯花,一般人家也可摆49盏,最少是9盏,代表日、月、水、火、木、金、土,罗侯和计都这九位流年照命星宿。灯碗形似小小高脚杯,有泥质的也有铜质的,内放豆油,灯捻用“灯花纸”捻成。祭拜“星神马儿”后,由主妇把这些灯花分别摆放在寝室、厨房、客厅的案头、炕沿儿、箱柜以至院内台阶、角路、门洞等处,宛若一次烛光晚会,名曰“散灯花”。这时,在这神秘的灯花群中,长辈要向儿孙讲“一寸光阴一寸金”的道理,保持“慎独”的重要性,因为“流年照命星宿”时刻在监视着每个人的一举一动,“要想人不知,除非己莫为”。散灯花极有浪漫色彩,任你企盼,想象,直至所有灯花燃尽,然后全家互道“星禧”后,灯光才得重亮,鞭炮才得点响,院中的“钱粮盆”内松木杂枝点燃,如同篝火一般使人联想翩翩。
厦门传统习俗——正月初八敬天公
汉族的敬天思想是非常突出的,认为天乃宇宙的主宰者,对万物具有强大的统治力、正是基于这种观念,皇帝被称为"天子"。天子也必须顺应天意,如果违反了,就丧失天命,就会有一位真命天子来取代他。
无形的"天"同时也被具体化了,称为玉皇大帝,俗称天公。每年的正月初九为天公生日。"天公生"是厦门民间一个极为隆重的节日。年初七就开始制米龟、圆、"牵",蒸发糕、。初八晚上,暮色初合,便当"天"摆上八仙桌。没有庭院的,则摆在窗口边。随后摆上十二碗干鲜水果,十二碗素菜,以及蒸好的米龟、面干等。也有些人家供荤菜,那就要双份的五牲,十分隆重。
敬天公的大红烛是新的,香炉是专用的,烧的纸钱也是特制的"天公金"。"天公金"较一般纸钱大,正方形,刷金箔,而且必须折成金元宝的样子。
当所有的供品都摆好后,一家人便开始点香拜夭公。连抱在怀中的婴儿也不能免。往往由母亲抱着,把点着的香塞在孩子手中,象征性地拜几拜。当母亲的,口中还要念念有词,祈祷孩子平安长大。一家人中若有一人外出,也得由弟妹或配偶替他(她)上香。
到了深夜11时,子时已到,便是初九天公生日,开始烧"天公金",燃放鞭炮。旧时,你若是正月初八夜在厦门,最好别太早睡,否则,全市此起彼落的鞭炮声,定会把你吵醒。最苦的当然是那些带宝宝的妈妈。子夜时分,宝宝怎能不睡?梦中被震耳的鞭炮惊醒,啼哭不止,甚至第二日还得吃几个"珠珀惊风散",实在懊丧!烧纸钱,放鞭炮,或是扰人清梦,或是引起火灾,这种习俗实在应改。好在厦门市一声令下,已经禁绝鞭炮,移风易俗,此等陋习已不复存在。
谷日节活动一览
我们整理设计了以下节日活动供同胞参考:
①观谷
谷日节当日,全家着汉服,离开城市来到乡村田野,大人向小孩子介绍基本农业知识,全家观看各种越冬作物的长势,让小孩和大人一起亲近农业,帮助孩子树立尊重农业、农民、爱惜粮食的意识。在体验的过程中,同时启发小孩爱护生态环境的观念。
在大春节期间,来到郊外田野,也是一种很好的休息远足活动。
②食谷
返家后,由孩子亲手制作一餐谷物晚餐给全家食用。如让孩子亲手和面蒸馒头、亲手制作面条、亲手淘米蒸饭、亲手熬粥,大人只作必要的指导,而不要代替。通过这种方式,让孩子更真切的懂得粮食的珍贵,劳动的不易。
③养谷
城市生活节奏很快,人们难得亲近一次自然。建议谷日节,全家赴花卉市场选购一些观赏作物(市场有售,如“观赏谷子”等)在家中栽培,一年四季悉心养护这种“作物”。
(注:民间旧俗,请勿迷信。)
篇11:春节习俗之逛庙会
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+ 加入清单霹哩啪啦过大年,鞭炮声震耳欲聋。一年一度的庙会,在我的故乡—洛阳盛大召开。在初四这天,我们全家人一起去逛庙会。
初四早上,六点钟我就醒了,兴奋地连觉都睡不着了。赶紧起来准备:苹果、桔子、水……通通装进包里。
九点钟了,我们出发了。经过一个小时的长途跋涉,我们到庙会了。进入庙会,走在长长的路上,映入眼帘是一盏盏红彤彤的小灯笼。突然,我看见一条长龙在人群中游动。在碧波荡漾的人海里,一只调皮的小龙在追逐一个宝珠,可追了好长时间,还没追上,看样子,它也着急了,拼命地追呀。那宝珠好像故意戏弄它,使劲地跑呀跑呀,小龙怎么也追不上。哎呀,我都替它着急,随着人们摇旗呐喊,我知道这是在舞龙灯呢。
我还没看够,就随着闹闹嚷嚷的人群来到”小吃一条街“。刚到门口,一阵阵香味扑鼻而来,我不由得吸吸鼻子,饱了一下鼻子福。走在小街上,各种美食让我眼花缭乱。有新疆的羊肉串、老北京的糖葫芦、天津的大麻花、开封的灌汤包、武汉的臭豆腐、清热润肺的雪梨汤……我舔舔口水,一种种地看,一种种地吃,一直吃到撑,真是饱了口福。
我又逛到工艺品小街,观赏各种精美的工艺饰品。其中最让我佩服地是用玻璃烧制的工艺品,特别漂亮。长长的玻璃管,在老师傅用火烤过之后,做好了各种各样手工制品。有孔雀开屏、天鹅台灯、小猴上树……每一样都那么晶莹剔透、栩栩如生,每个都让我爱不释手。
这次逛庙会,收获还真挺大的,饱了鼻子福子,饱了口福,又饱了眼福,看来这次没白来。
篇12:最新北京冬奥会闭幕式作文900字
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+ 加入清单点亮自己,温暖世界。今夜,世界把爱回赠你们!
每一根柳枝都寄满惜别之情,今夜是我们友谊地久天长的见证时刻
地屏冰面上,舞者们步伐轻盈,渐渐走出一幅“垂柳图”。杨柳青青,杨花漫漫,离愁别绪涌上心头。在熟悉的《送别》乐曲中,365位不同年龄、不同职业的普通人,怀抱晶莹发光的柳枝向场地中央汇聚。
“折柳寄情”,古老诗歌吟唱的惜别场面,而今再度深情上演。中国人再次用特有的浪漫,传递对世界友人一年365天不变的思念。
终于,我们还是来到离别时刻,那些拼搏、团结、友谊的冬奥瞬间,将被深深铭记。
“这是一届真正无与伦比的冬奥会,我们欢迎中国成为冰雪运动大国。”国际奥委会主席巴赫高度评价北京冬奥会,“奥林匹克精神之所以如此闪耀,得益于中国人民为我们出色地搭建了安全的奥运舞台。”
中国用最大的诚挚和热情兑现了诺言,为世界呈现了一场简约、安全、精彩的冬奥会。疫情挑战下,这场如期举办的全球体育盛会,为世界文化交流、心灵沟通搭建了珍贵桥梁。在这里,大家沉浸式感受命运相连,“人类命运共同体”理念深入人心。
循着场地边缘一道亮光,两位意大利小朋友推动手工制作的地球走向中央。下一届冬奥会举办地八分钟表演“双城璧合·聚力联辉”拉开序幕。四年后,活力四射的时尚之都米兰将携手山川环绕的科尔蒂纳丹佩佐,共襄冬奥盛会。山川与城市、自然与建筑相互映照,在共舞中寄寓着人类和自然间的彼此尊重、相互对话。
从奥林匹克格言加入“更团结”(Together),到北京冬奥会和冬残奥会主题口号“一起向未来”(Together for a Shared Future),再到意大利“八分钟”的“双城璧合·聚力联辉”(Duality,Together),三个“Together”不谋而合,无不表现出全人类团结一致、共克时艰的决心。
“我和你,心连心,同住地球村……”当孩子们再次唱响《我和你》,五环以与2008年同样的方式升起,与“大雪花”火炬交错落下。两届奥运在此交汇。从2008到2022,“双奥之城”为奥林匹克添上新的荣光。
“大雪花”缓缓落下,在孩子们稚嫩的《雪花》歌声中,开幕式惊艳四方的“微火”熄灭。
当烟花升起,照亮夜空。“鸟巢”里的人们尽情歌唱、欢呼、鼓掌,用最炽热的方式告别。或许明日我们就将远隔山川重洋,但我们的友谊地久天长!
今夜,火炬熄灭,但奥林匹克之光点亮心灵;
今夜,依依惜别,但此刻分别只为再次相聚。
篇13:2024春节满分
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+ 加入清单欢乐而又喜庆的春节,在我的脑海中留下了无数美好的回忆。今年春节,我来到了南京。紫金山上挂满红灯笼的松柏树、夫子庙灯会上一盏盏精致、可爱的花灯、白鹭洲公园里那只耍戏穿着小红褂的小猴……尤其是瞻仰雨花台公园,更是给我留下了深刻印象。
来到雨花台烈士纪念馆,一进门我便被那肃穆的气氛所震撼,人们神情庄重,缅怀着一个又一个在这里牺牲的革命英雄,这里一共有127位革命烈士的介绍。其中令我最感动的故事是一个青年战士与母亲分“梨”的故事,有个叫孙津州的年轻人被捕后,一天他的母亲来看望他,母亲拿出一个梨子,他只吃了一半,一半分给母亲,其实他是用分“梨”吃来表示可能跟母亲要永远的分“离”了,他很清楚自己今天是跟母亲见最后一面了,母子间的分离都要用这种暗语,连一句告别的话都不能说出来。这种母子分离的场景,在我心中泛起了阵阵涟漪,泪水涟涟,不禁模糊了双眼,让我不忍再看下去。不仅如此,在炮火连天的战争岁月,千千万万的英雄烈士们为了新中国的成立,为了让我们能过上幸福的生活,不惜抛头颅、洒热血,献出了自己宝贵的生命。
让我们牢记这段历史,记住这些可亲可敬的革命烈士们。今年春节,让我学会了珍惜!
篇14:关于北京的英语年级
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+ 加入清单Beijing has a history of over 3,000 years with a population of nearly 13
million and a lot of places of interest around it. In recent years, the city of
Beijing has been advancing very quickly. You can see more museums, parks an
shopping centers here and there. More and more highways and overhead walkways
have been built up. Whats more, a lot more buses which burn cleaner fuel, such
as CNG or LPG, are put into use, to prevent air from being polluted. Water in
the rivers is clean again. Wherever you go, you can see green trees, grass and
beautiful flowers. All these make life in Beijing more convenient, pleasant and
colorful. Beijing is still advancing to the bright future.
篇15:2024年春节作文600字
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+ 加入清单百节年为首”,春节是中华民族最隆重的传统佳节,是亲朋好友们欢聚一堂的日子,也是我们心中最欢乐祥和的时节。腊月三十全家人其乐融融的温馨守夜,大年初一拜年时人人都洋溢着喜乐笑容……这些都像一个个美妙又隽永的音符,刻画在我的心里。
临近春节,我们身边已然有了浓浓的年味儿。家家户户都张灯结彩,贴上了“福”字儿、春联,挂上了灯笼、彩带等。我们家也不例外,我和爸爸负责购年货,妈妈则在家里打扫卫生,分工明确的我们欢欢喜喜地为过年做着准备。
腊月二十九上午,我和爸爸去超市买年货。一进超市门,嗬,这场面真热闹啊!简直可以用“人山人海”来形容了。我和爸爸买了许多东西,有大龙虾、鸡翅、肉等年货,都是我爱吃的食物。下午,爸爸又带我去赶大集,集上的人也真不少啊,熙熙攘攘的。人们满脸含笑地淹没在各式各样精巧的年货里。
爸爸本想买些鞭炮给我玩,这时我想起了老师在学校里对我们说过的话。我对爸爸说:“爸爸,今年我们这里的雾霾这么严重,为了保护我们的环境,我们还是不要买鞭炮吧!”“好啊!”爸爸又爽快又欣慰地答应了我的请求。
最甜美的除夕夜!爷爷、奶奶、爸爸、妈妈、叔叔、婶婶、妹妹都回来了。我们全家人团圆围坐在桌前,有说有笑地一起吃着年夜饭。不知为什么,这顿饭我吃得格外香,可能是因为过年的原因吧。吃完了年夜饭,我兴奋地说:“看春晚喽!”就这样,我们全家在欢声笑语中度过了一个美丽的夜晚……
大年初一我早早的起来,穿上了漂亮的新衣服,给爷爷奶奶磕头拜年。爷爷奶奶慈爱的抚摸着我的头给我压岁钱。随后,爸爸妈妈开始带着我走亲串友,给别人拜年送去祝福。妈妈告诉我人们正是在春节互相拜年、相互祝福。节日交流问候传递着亲朋乡里之间的亲情伦理。我想:这就是我们中华民族的传统美德吧!
篇16:家乡的春节习俗
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+ 加入清单幸福的日子过得总是那么快,一年一度热闹非凡的春节眨眼间就过去了,每个地方的春节习俗都各具特色。你想知道我家乡的春节习俗吗?那就和我一起重温那美好的时光吧!
腊八,似乎就是春节的前奏曲,一到腊八,妈妈就会用大米、糯米、麦仁、小枣、豆子、小米、白莲子、葡萄干等熬成香甜美味的腊八粥,喝了腊八粥,人们就会知道年就快要来到了。
腊月二十三,在我们家乡是祭灶的日子。在这一天,大人们会拿着麻糖来到厨房的灶台前祭祀灶王爷,据说这是请他回到天庭后,在玉皇大帝面前多多美言几句。祭祀过后,我们就会分享又酥又甜的麻糖。
腊月二十三仿佛吹响了春节开始的号角,腊月二十三过后,家家户户都会忙碌起来,在除夕之前,我们都会把房子打扫的一尘不染,然后购年货、蒸花糕、贴花花······
到了除夕,年货都准备得停停当当,家家户户的门上和窗上都贴上来红红的对联和窗花。这一天会十分得热闹,早上爸爸和大伯拿着鞭炮、纸钱来到祖先的墓前祭祀,“请”他们“回”到家里一同过年,而妈妈和大娘就会在家里热火朝天地准备丰盛的午餐。午饭后,一家人热热闹闹围在一起,一边看着电视,一边包着饺子。最有趣儿的是,妈妈还会在饺子里包入一枚硬币,看谁能吃到这个硬币,它寓意着吃到硬币的人在下一年里福气多多。在这一天,不管你是什么时候吃的午饭,饺子包好后,人们就会早早地把鞭炮挂在树上,饺子一入锅,就开始放鞭炮。这在我的老家这叫做抢福,谁家放鞭炮越早,谁家吃饺子越早,就意味在下一年中谁家的福气就越多。饺子煮熟后,还有一个更有趣的习俗,那就是盛出第一碗饺子,先要祭祀祖先,祭祀完毕后,把饺子重新放入锅里煮一下,重新捞出后,全家人才围在一起,一边谈论着一年中遇到的开心事,一边品尝这饺子的美味。吃完了年夜饭,,全家人坐在电视机前,惬意地吃着瓜子,其乐融融地等待着观看春节联欢晚会。这一夜除了比较小的孩子,人人都得一晚上不睡觉,这叫做守岁。
新年终于来到了,正月初一,虽说新年,却不如除夕的热闹。早上,人们要早早地起床,放鞭炮,吃饺子。孩子们跟在大人的身后,来到长辈家磕头拜年。在这一天,最开心的就要数我们小孩儿了,我们会收到很多的压岁钱,拿着压岁钱的我们,尽情地去购买鞭炮和零食。
眨眼间,春节的又一个高潮——元宵节到来了。早上,人们早早地涌上街头,兴高采烈地观看着舞狮子、耍龙灯、踩高跷······到了晚上,全家人一起去赏花灯,看礼花。街道上,各个商店的门口都挂满了红红的大灯笼,每个招牌上都围着五颜六色的彩灯,就连树上都挂满了一个个小彩灯,头顶上红色、黄色、紫色······的礼花一个连着一个在空中绽放,这样的礼花,这样的花灯连在一起,真是火树银花不夜天呀!
怎么样?我家乡的春节习俗很有趣儿吧!明年的春节,欢迎你到我的家乡来做客,感受一下我家乡的春节习俗吧!
篇17:春节美食作文
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+ 加入清单说到美食,就肯定少不了年糕。年糕,是中华民族的传统食物,作为农历新年的应时食品。年糕是用黏性大的糯米或米粉蒸成的糕。在春节,我国很多地区都有讲究吃年糕;年糕还有红、黄、白三色,象征金银。年糕又称年年糕,与年年高谐音,寓意着人们的工作和生活一年比一年提高。所以前人有诗称年糕:年糕寓意稍云深,白色如银黄色金。年岁盼高时时利,虔诚默祝望财临。并且年糕还含有糖类和蛋白质,可以补充碳水化合物。营养又健康。
除了年糕,春卷也是一种春节的美食。春卷,又称春饼、春盘、薄饼。是中国民间节日的一种传统食品,流行于中国各地,在江南等地尤盛。在中国南方,过春节不吃饺子,吃春卷和芝麻汤圆。不仅可以供自家食用,也用于待客。并且春卷是由古代的春饼演化而来的,也是对身体有帮助的食物。
除此之外,还有炒安豆苗、炒水芹、红烧鱼、红烧肉、狮子头等等,都是春节餐桌上的美味佳肴。
春节的美食各种各样,不仅有着美好的寓意,更体现了中华文化的博大精深。
篇18:关于春节习俗作文
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+ 加入清单南方的春节
苏州人除夕在饭内放进熟荸荠,吃时挖出来,谓之掘元宝,亲友来往,泡茶时要置入两只青橄榄,谓之喝元宝茶,恭喜发财。
年夜饭中,除要吃象征全家团圆的鱼丸、肉丸和寓有食鸡起家之意的鸡肉,以及表示年寿长久的韭菜,还有各种极富地方风味的油炸食品、汤圆、年糕,特别是吃乌龟豆沙年糕(一种用刻有乌龟形状的木模压制而成、内包豆沙馅子的年糕),则有益寿延年之意(台湾)。
湖北团风人春节第一餐喝鸡汤,象征清泰平安。其中,主要劳动力还要吃鸡爪,寄意新年抓财,有希望的后生要吃鸡翅膀,寓意能展翅高飞,当家人则吃鸡骨头,有出人头地之意。秭归人第一餐吃袖炸的白蒿,取其谐音百好以图吉利。荆州、沙市一带,第-餐要吃鸡蛋,意谓实实在在,吉祥如意。如遇客人,要吃二个煮得很嫩,可透过蛋白见蛋黄的荷包蛋,意即银包金,金缠银,得金得银。
篇19:家乡春节习俗作文
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+ 加入清单我的家乡在武陟,哪里有美丽的公园,有四大怀药,有着丰富的文化知识,蕴养着我们一个个祖国的花朵!
每逢过年,我们的家乡最有年味,下面接大家介绍介绍我们家乡的春节!
过年习俗:
1、年初一早上5点起床,吃饺子(年三十已包好),放鞭炮,不让拿刀、剪刀,不能说不吉利的话,而且规矩很多!
2、最重要的就是拜年了,走亲访友,把祝福声传遍大街小巷!让大家感受到过年的习俗!
3、在大年三十的下午大家都开始贴春联,有的还是家里年长的老人写的,而且很有文艺感哦!
这就是我们武陟县的春节,很有年味吧!所以我爱我的家乡!
篇20:北京立秋贴秋膘习俗的介绍
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+ 加入清单每年立秋,按照老北京的习俗要吃肉食,把夏天身上掉的膘重新补回去,即“贴秋膘”。什么是“贴秋膘”呢?在炎热的夏季,有厌食之感。一旦立秋,就意味着凉爽的天气快到了,于是就开始萌发了要做点好吃的想法,用吃炖肉的办法把夏天身上掉的膘重新补回来,所以叫“贴秋膘”。
“贴秋膘”最早来源于周朝《礼记》的记载,作为北京则始于金朝的海陵王。海陵王占领北京之后吃到了新鲜的炖肉、酱肉,对于女真族的他来说,非常新鲜。在决定建都北京之后,他西建金陵,东通运河,中建金中都,但大量的徭役使得老百姓怨声载道。于是,在立秋当天,海陵王仿效周朝天子,往西郊迎秋,迎秋之后大犒三军。正好那年是乙亥年,也就是猪年,海陵王就用猪肉犒赏三军。自此,在北京,立秋“贴秋膘”的民俗就一直延续下来了。
伏天人们胃口差,所以不少人都会瘦一些。清朝时,民间流行在数伏这天以悬秤称人。当然大多是称小孩,将体重与立夏时对比来检验肥瘦,体重减轻叫“苦夏”。那时人们对健康的评判往往只以胖瘦做标准。瘦了当然需要“补”,弥补的办法就是到了立秋要“贴秋膘”,吃味厚的美食佳肴,当然首选吃肉,“以肉贴膘”。