四年元宵节作文(最新19篇)

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.

送走了热闹的春节之后，我们又迎来了一年一度的元宵节。老师让我们带上糯米粉，元宵馅和盛水的碗，下午一起包元宵。

下午，我一来到教室，就看见课桌上到处都是糯米粉，元宵馅和水，同学们在自己的座位上正“叽叽喳喳”的讨论着怎么包元宵。

同学们带来的元宵馅真是五颜六色：有漆黑的芝麻馅、土黄的花生馅、绛紫色的紫薯馅、红艳艳的山楂馅、雪白的白糖和鲜绿的菠菜馅。带来的糯米粉，闻起来有一股醇香扑鼻而来，让你闻了一遍还想着再闻第二遍。

这时候老师来了，刚才还在吵吵嚷嚷的我们立刻变得鸦雀无声，因为老师要教我们如何做元宵了。老师边说边示范着，首先先用元宵馅捏成一个小球，再在加过少许水的糯米粉里“打滚”，不一会元宵馅就裹上了一层厚厚的，雪白的“外衣”，元宵馅也变成了圆圆的元宵。老师讲解示范后，下面就是我们大显身手的时间了。照着老师的方法，我们都认真做起来，可是看着简单得事情，做起来却一点也不简单，由于我们掌握不了晃动的速度和频率，我们滚出来的元宵大都变成了椭圆形。不服输的我们再次捏起馅料滚动起来，终于在不懈的努力下做出了圆圆的元宵，同学们看着自己辛勤汗水做成的一个个战果，都开心的露出了灿烂的笑容。

放学后，我迫不及待的把我亲手制作的元宵拿给妈妈，让她赶紧煮给我吃，煮熟后，我狼吞虎咽地吃着鲜美的元宵，放佛感受到了元宵节欢乐的气息，这时妈妈又给我讲了元宵节的来历，在我吃的津津有味的同时了解到民俗文化的伟大。

我爱元宵节，不仅爱元宵节，还爱这鲜美还吃的元宵。

每年的正月十五就是我国的元宵节。在这一天，人们都会用各种方式庆祝元宵佳节，下面我们来看看作者的家乡是如何庆祝元宵节吧。

正月十五——元宵节，是家乡的传统节日。元宵节的习俗有很多，如：吃汤圆，舞狮子，赏月，放孔明灯……

元宵节这一天的月亮是圆圆的，它代表着一家团圆。当然，你会发现汤圆也是圆圆的，同样，它也代表着一家团圆。而在外边做事的人，除非万不得已，必定赶回来吃团圆饭，陪家人一起赏月。即使不在亲人身边，也会遥望月亮寄相思，“天涯共此时”。

元宵节这一天，出家的女儿还要准备“大雁”，孝敬老人。第二天，无论离老人多远，都会给父母送去“大雁”，以表示自己对父母的牵挂。

舞狮子这个活动给元宵节增添热闹的气氛。舞狮人扮演成狮子，一会眨眼睛，一会甩头，一会翻跟头，一会儿随着激昂的音乐伴奏大声吼叫。围观的人很多，也很热闹。听说舞狮子可以给人带来祥瑞之气，使人吉祥如意。

元宵节中最奇特的活动还是放孔明灯。因为孔明灯寄托了自己的心愿，所以也叫许愿灯。人们还希望各路神仙拿到自己的孔明灯，把自己的愿望变成现实。

这些习俗怎能不是那样的美好呢?怎能不使人喜欢呢?

春节热热闹闹的的过完了，正月十五元宵节又快到了，元宵节是我们国家的又一个庆团圆的民族节日，这一天，大家要吃汤圆，还要看花灯，放烟花来庆祝。

在我的记忆里，我们家每年都是和爷爷奶奶一起吃团圆饭送祝福。我最喜欢吃芝麻陷和豆沙馅的，吃起来甜甜的黏黏的，味道好极了。每次我都要吃上十几个汤圆，就像他的名字一样，团团圆圆的真有意思。

听爸爸说，不少的穷地方，还有受天灾的地方，那里的小朋友们生活都不安定，真希望他们也能和我一样，幸福快乐的过完元宵节。

The Lantern Festival is held on the 15th day of the first month. On the

Lantern Festival, the Spring Festival is really over. On this day, people watch

lanterns, set off fireworks and eat yuanxiao or tangyuan. I like watching

lanterns and appreciating lanterns best on the Lantern Festival.

When I came to the street, I saw that the street lamps were full of

lanterns, 16 street lamps in a group, 8 on one side. We walked to the bridge,

and the lantern "door" was also set up on the bridge. There are four big

lanterns in the first row of the "door", which say "congratulations on the new

year"; 10 lanterns in Row 2; There are 16 in a row below; Until the penultimate

row, there are 10 more; There are also four in the last row, with four big

characters on it, which are "Happy New Year".

Look at the rest corridor of the small square in the center of the bridge.

There are 10 marble seats. There are 4 large lanterns above the marble seats,

and there are also 10 groups of large lanterns. On average, there are four large

lanterns on each small lattice and each marble seat, which are arc-shaped, and a

large lantern is hung on the side.

Well, lets go somewhere else!

Lantern Festival - on the Lantern

In the middle of the big square, I saw a big lantern, about 10 times that

of me. Nine small lanterns were hung on the big lantern. There is a unicorn in

the middle of the big lantern. The unicorn represents auspiciousness, and a

crane on both sides of the unicorn just guarded it. Next to the crane is a pair

of rabbits. The rabbit holds a gold ingot in his hand. On the side of the rabbit

is a pair of cranes. Behind the main body are some gifts, firecrackers,

couplets, Fu characters and so on. Actually, this is a float! Its theme is

"blessing from the jade rabbit".

Lantern Festival - under the Lantern

Dont just look at the center, we still have some rabbits playing happily

on the lawn!

There are a pair of rabbits in the center of the lawn. Grandpa rabbit is

wearing a pair of small glasses to "congratulate you", while grandma rabbit is

carrying a fruit basket, which may be giving it to the rabbits! Look! There are

two little rabbits next to grandma rabbit, a little male rabbit and a little

female rabbit. The little female rabbit holds an apple in her hand. Oh, this is

what grandma rabbit gave her! The little male rabbit was laughing and holding a

lantern to see how lively the Lantern Festival was! There are three little

rabbits beside grandpa rabbit, two little female rabbits and a little male

rabbit. Look! Grandma rabbit also gave the little girl rabbit an apple. She is

laughing happily! Another little female rabbit sat on her favorite big mushroom,

wearing a big red bow, smiling and trying to say something. The naughty little

rabbit is not afraid to blow himself up with a string of firecrackers in his

hand! How brave!

There are some little rabbits next to me. I wont introduce them one by

one. There are many lanterns. Ill take you to see them with my own eyes next

time Im free!

正月十五闹元宵，在元宵节这一天，春节就算是真正地过完了。在这一天，人们要观灯，放烟花，吃元宵或汤圆。我，最喜欢在元宵节看花灯，赏灯了。

来到大街上，只见大街路灯上都挂满了灯笼，16个路灯为一组，一边8个。我们走走走，走到桥上，桥上也支起了灯笼“门”。“门”的第一排有4个大灯笼，上面写着“恭贺新春”;第2排10个灯笼;下面就16个一排;直到倒数第2排，又是10个;最后排也是4个，上面也有4个大字，为“新春快乐”。

再看桥中心的小广场的休息长廊，一共有10个大理石座椅，大理石座椅上方有4个大灯笼，大灯笼也是10组。平均每个小格格，也是每个大理石座椅上都有4个大灯笼，呈弧形，最侧边还挂着一个大灯笼。

好了，让我们再去其它地方看看吧!

元宵·赏灯上

到了大广场中间，只见一个大灯笼，大概是我的10倍，大灯笼上边挂9个小灯笼。大灯笼中间有一头麒麟，麒麟代表祥瑞，而麒麟两侧刚分别有一只仙鹤守护。仙鹤旁边是一对小兔，小兔手中抱着一个金元宝，小兔侧边还是一对仙鹤。大主体后边则还有一些礼品，炮竹，对联福字等。其实，这是一辆花车!它的主题是“玉兔送福”。

元宵·赏灯下

别只顾看中心的，我们还有一些小兔在草坪上愉快地玩耍呢!

草坪中心有一对兔子，兔爷爷戴着一副小眼镜，向大家“恭喜恭喜”，而兔奶奶却提着一个果篮，可能在发给小兔们吧!瞧!兔奶奶旁边有两只小兔，一只小男兔一只小女兔，小女兔手拿一个苹果，哦，这是兔奶奶给她的吧!小男兔则一边笑，一边拿着灯笼想去看看元宵节到底怎样热闹呢!而兔爷爷身旁有三只小兔，两只小女兔，一只小男兔。看!兔奶奶也给了那小女兔苹果，她正开心地笑呢!另一只小女兔则坐在她最爱吃的大蘑菇上戴着大红蝴蝶结，笑嘻嘻地想说些什么。那只调皮的小男兔手拿一串鞭炮，也不怕把自己给炸喽!胆子真够大呀!

旁边还有一些小兔子我就不再一一介绍了，花灯多极了，下次有空我再带你们去亲眼看一看!

正月十五是元宵节，也是花灯节，是我们最期盼已久的节日了。这天，既可以吃到香喷喷的汤圆，还可以观赏五颜六色的花灯。晚上，我吃完饭就拉着妈妈去龙川广场玩灯。

龙川广场真热闹啊！大人小孩笑容满面，提着各式各样、五彩缤纷的灯，远远望去，星光闪烁，像一片灯的海洋。小小的花灯，种类繁多，有兔子灯、莲花灯、鱼灯、宫灯……有的灯是用彩纸扎成的，有的是用塑料做成的，有的灯装电池，有的灯点蜡烛，有的灯在地上跑，有的灯提在手上……

我最喜欢的是我的马灯了，它是一匹骏马，马背上坐着身穿盔甲的将军，只见他脚踏马蹬，手持军 刀，威风凛凛，好似在呐喊：“冲啊！”打开开关，会响起马蹄和马叫声，听到这声音，我的眼前仿佛出现一幅情景：一位将军带领士兵奋勇杀敌，保卫家园。我的灯有个特别的本领，就是把它放在地上会跑，碰到障碍物，还会自动拐弯，有趣极了。

小小的花灯，手工精巧，造型美丽，蕴含着人们的智慧，给人们带来大大的快乐。

lantern festival is a china’s traditional festival. it is celebrated on the

fifteenth day of the first month of the lunar year.

i,antern festival is one of the biggest holidays in china. several days

before lantern festival, people begin to make lanterns. lanterns are made in the

shape of different animals, vegetables, fruits and many, other things. while

making lanterns people usually write riddles on lanterns. on the eve of lantern

festival, all the lanterns are hung up.

on lantern festival people go outside to have a look at the lanterns and

guess the riddles on the lanterns. perhaps you call see some wonderful folk

performances,dragon dance and yangko. everything is very interesting and

everyone is very happy. our life is rich and varied.

元宵节是中国的一个传统节日。通常在阴历年的第一个月的第十五天庆祝。

元宵节是中国最大的节日之一。在元宵节到来的几天前，人们就开始做灯笼，有的被做成动物，有的被做成蔬菜，有的被做成水果，各种样式都有。做灯笼时，人们通常在上面写上谜语。在元宵节前夜，所有的灯笼都被挂起来。元宵节英语作文在元宵节这天，人们都出来看灯笼和猜灯谜，也许你还能看见一些精彩的民间表演龙舞和秧歌。每件事都很有趣，每个人都很高兴，我们的生活丰富多彩。

农历正月十五日，是我国传统节日元宵节。正月是农历的元月，十五日是一年中第一个月圆之夜，所以称正月十五为元宵节。又称为小正月、元夕或灯节，是春节之后的第一个重要节日。 On the fifteenth day of the first lunar calendar, it is the traditional festival of the Chinese traditional festival.The first month is the January of the lunar calendar. The fifteenth day is the first moon night of the year, so the fifteenth day of the first month is the Lantern Festival.Also known as Xiao Zhengyue, Yuanxi or Lantern Festival, it is the first important festival after the Spring Festival.

今年的元宵节妈妈让我独自购买汤圆。我兴奋地来到了超市，看着冰柜里琳琅满目的汤圆，我从中精挑细选了一些迎合家人口味的汤圆。

回到家，妈妈将汤圆片刻煮熟了。我们一家人边吃汤圆，边欣赏仲秋节晚会。

团圆饭在欢声笑语中度过了，爸爸妈妈带着我出门看礼花。

我们来到楼区花园中心，抬头仰望天空，天空中接连不断的礼花给无边而又昏暗的夜空增添了绚丽的色彩，我看得目不暇接。忽然，一个个彩灯在我眼前闪过，我定睛仔细看，许多人家门口都挂着各式各样的灯笼，元宵节为什么要挂彩灯笼呢?我感到疑惑。回到家后，我在网上阅览了元宵节相关的资料。

原来元宵节挂彩灯笼还有这样一个传说啊。

以前，有一只神鸟因迷路而迫降人间，却意外的被不知情的猎人给射死了。天帝震怒，下令把人间的人畜财产通通烧死。天帝的女儿不忍心百姓无辜受难，就冒险偷偷来到人间，把这个消息告诉了人们。

过了好久，有个老人想出了办法，他说：“在正月十四、十五、十六日这三天，每户人家都在家里张灯结彩、点响爆竹、燃放烟火。这样一来，天帝就会以为人们都被烧死了。”

大家听了积极响应。到了正月十五这天晚上，天帝往下一看，发觉人间一片红光，响声震天，连续三个夜晚都是如此，以为是大火燃烧的火焰，心中大快。人们就这样保住了自己的生命及财产。为了纪念这次成功，从此每到正月十五，家家户户都挂灯笼，放烟火来纪念这个日子，驱邪避鬼神。

看来元宵节还有这么多的习俗和传说呀，真令我大开眼界。元宵节这一天让我懂得了很多课外知识和文化习俗，中国是个文化古国，还有更多的奥秘正等着我们去发现它，探究它，把祖国传统的文明的文化习俗传承下去。

“吃汤圆喽！”外婆那浓浓的乡音为元宵节美满的开始吹响了号角。

外婆住在海滨的乡下，大平原上的天空特别的蓝，外婆所在的小村翠竹四季葱郁，门前的小河清流舒缓。我把这里看作我的乐园，每年除过年、中秋、清明，寒暑假，元宵节这天我也是一定要随爸爸、妈妈去外婆家的。

我喜爱那儿的食物。外婆做的汤圆有很多花样：芝麻的香甜可人，荠菜的入口即化，水果的酸甜沁人……口味层出不穷。餐桌上，大人们谈笑风生，而我则不断的舀着汤圆往嘴里送。等他们回过神来，碗已见着底，我溜出餐厅躲到一旁偷笑。

我喜欢那儿的火把。元宵节的傍晚，外公会用香点燃一根散发着松脂香味的木棒，然后举着这柄熊熊燃烧的火炬在田里晃上一圈，远远的看上去，就像太阳留在天际的余晖，迟迟不肯落下。外公说“这样可以把害虫烧死，来年庄稼就会大丰收。”我宁愿相信这把火真的会演化成为燎原之势，会遂了外公外婆和乡亲们的心。

我喜欢那儿的灯谜。这些年村子里富庶了，文化的气息也浓厚起来。当月亮枝头挂，星星随意闪，彩云任意飘时，大家来到公园广场，猜着妙趣横生的灯谜，赏着炫彩夺目的烟花，人们眼中闪烁着希望的光芒，共同沉醉在幸福之中。

我喜欢那儿的氛围。华灯初上，星星点灯，灯火通明。家家户户团聚在一起，看着精彩纷呈的电视，打着趣味无穷的扑克，嗑着瓜子，聊着天，一片和谐融洽的氛围，驱散了料峭的春寒，让人们从慵懒的冬天里走出来，走出一个五彩的新世界！

“元宵”，在我们这里既是一个节日，也是汤圆的代称，还象征了一家人团聚在一起，日子就像这圆硕的汤圆，团团圆圆，幸福圆满。我最喜欢外婆家的元宵节了！

元宵节又称上元节，至今已有200多年的历史了。那么，元宵节的来历大家知道吗?我就先给同学们讲一个历史上的传说吧!

相传汉高祖刘邦死后，吕后独揽朝政，把刘氏江山变成了吕氏的天下，朝中老臣刘氏宗氏都很气愤，但是又惧怕吕后的残暴而敢怒不敢言。吕氏病死后，吕家惶惶不安，害怕遭到迫害想要作乱。刘氏宗氏知道后，决定讨伐朱吕，朱吕之乱平定后，汉文帝登基，文帝向往和平，就有了元宵节这个民间节日。

讲了传说，接下来说一说我是怎么过今年的元宵节的吧。

说来话长，这个寒假去过了上海，走过了哈尔滨，回来以为寒假就这样结束了呢，可是一看日历，哇塞!你猜怎么着?竟然还有两天假日，而且有一天还是元宵节。这充分满足了我的贪玩之心了。嘿嘿!一天后，终于盼来了元宵节，我急急忙忙吃完了元宵，妈妈和我就一起去找我的小伙伴崔家豪了。

我们先看到了漂亮的花灯，边看边找我的伙伴。看灯的地方没找到他，所以我和妈妈又去看了秧歌，今天是一年一度的扭秧歌大赛，穆棱对战下城子，30分钟后，穆棱队赢了。哈哈，厉害!

接下来我和妈妈又来到宇宙广场，终于找到了崔家豪，他说：”这里不好玩儿，我们去那边大道看烟花吧。”于是我们就出发了，终于到了目地的，哇!瀑布烟花燃放了，远处一看金黄金黄的，真像课文《望庐山瀑布》里的诗句”疑是银河落九天”描述的情景一样，壮观极了!再看”钻天猴”、各式的圆点烟花以及各种叫不出名字的烟花，足足燃放了30多分钟!太震撼了!最后我们才恋恋不舍的离开了。

元宵节过得好开心啊，尤其是漂亮的烟花令我久久不能忘怀，真希望明年的元宵节能快点到来啊

“嘭！嘭！嘭！”我被一阵声音吵醒了，我到窗户那儿看了看。哦，原来是有人在放礼花呀！今天可是元宵节啊！

早上，妈妈给我煮了两碗热乎乎的汤圆儿，呀！汤圆儿真香啊！还是芝麻馅儿的。

到了下午，我和妈妈要动手做花灯，妈妈对我说：”别去外面买花灯了，要环保，咱们自己做吧。”好啊好啊！”我高兴的叫了起来。很快，我们便集齐了材料：一个旧的木棒、一根旧铁丝、一些不用的筷子、一个小蜡烛，还有三个红布袋儿。

首先，我把九双筷子做成一个正方体的支架，再用一双筷子粘在正方体的下面，上面还有一个小蜡烛，然后把三个布袋儿剪成六块儿，分别粘在六个口儿上，最后，再用一根铁丝捆在木棒上，在在布袋儿上面打一个口，一个花灯就做好了！多么漂亮呀！

晚上，妈妈领我去水景公园看花灯，水景公园里人山人海，人们就像海浪一样涌进公园。一进公园映入眼帘的就是许许多多，栩栩如生的小动物花灯，有活蹦乱跳的小鹿，有可爱的小狗，还有威武的两条神龙，其中，我最喜欢的就是了两条神龙了。

当我看见这两条神龙的时候，我便迫不及待地跟它去合影，那昂首挺胸的样子，好像两名士兵一样守卫着美丽的家园，我仿佛看见它们在天空中飞舞，美丽极了。”太晚了，我们该回家了。”流连忘返的我只好依依不舍的回家了。

多么难忘的元宵节呀！

当人们还沉浸在春节的喜悦中时，余兴未尽的又迎来了中国另一个传统节日——元宵节。

正月是农历的元月。人们称夜晚为‘宵’按照中国的传统，在这一天里人们要点起彩灯万盏以示庆贺。还要出门赏月，燃放烟花，囍猜灯谜，共吃夜宵，合家团聚，共庆佳节。

今年也不例外。元宵节的夜晚，我和妈妈来到了街上。街道上人山人海，在一家大超市的门前，举行了猜灯谜活动。我和妈妈连忙挤了过去，你那里早已围得水泄不通。我抬头看到一张谜纸：我的心——打一字。我心里想：我就是吾，吾字加一个竖心旁就是“悟”字。我连忙把谜纸揭了下来。挤到阅奖处对答案，果然对了，经过我和妈妈的挤次脑力大作战，我们抱着五六件礼物回家了。

回到家，我们全家围着吃元宵，妈妈把煮好的元宵端到了每一个人的面前，那热腾腾的的元宵温暖着每一个人的心。爸爸说：“这吃元宵也是有学问的。四个表示四喜临门，把个表示八面玲珑，十个表示十全十美。”随着爸爸的话，我把元宵送进了嘴，那馅甜到了我的心里。

吃过元宵，大家都来到楼顶，一边看烟花一边闲聊，大家都沉浸在了节日的欢乐中，到处都洋溢出一种愉快的气氛。

元宵，是新年后的第一个满月，它寄托着人们的美好心愿，象征着合家团圆。祝福大家在新的一年里心想事成，和和睦睦。

终于迎来了一年一度的元宵佳节。元宵节这天，可是要吃汤圆的，以前，我们都是买着吃的，可这一次，我们可是自己包哦！

不要以为包汤圆有多么难，其实很简单。

我们要准备的材料有：最重要的汤圆粉，还有汤圆馅（汤圆馅可以自己选择口味），一个铁勺子，还有一碗温水（现接现倒）。我先把二分之一的汤圆粉倒进一个干净的盆子里，再把温水一点一点地倒进去和成面之后就可以开始包了！

揪一小块面团，按成饼把陷包进去封着口，剩下的就剩把他团成球了。可是遇到困难了，团球乃是本人的禁区之一，从小就不会团球老是把他团成各种形状。为此我感到苦恼不已。我亲爱的妈咪教了我很多办法，but，孺子不可教也，我学不会……最后下锅的，有些是形状各异的，不用说那是我包的，我哪说那都是我的，个个晶莹的汤圆出锅了，我咬上一口，露出了里面的馅，这馅别提有多鲜了。还有外面那层糯米，粘乎乎的糯糯的，两样合起来一起吃，更是鲜上加鲜。那汤圆我一口气吃了五个呢！这汤圆实在太好吃了！

我虽然包得是四不像，但这是我第一次包的饺子，它凝聚了我的心血。嚼着它，这碗“四不像饺子”别提有多好吃了！

今年的元宵节过得真是太有趣了！

时间如白驹过隙，一转眼已经到了正月十五中午我们一大家人一起吃了元宵，软软糯糯的，美味极了，妈妈买的元宵有黑芝麻馅的，白糖的，草莓的，其中我最爱吃的就是草莓馅的，妈妈说让我这只小馋猫好好解解馋。

晚上姥姥做了一大桌子菜，我们吃饱喝足后就都去城里看灯了，街上的人真多啊!几乎都是一家老小一起出来的。大街小巷早就挂上了红灯笼，到处灯火通明，映的人们脸上也都是喜气洋洋的。

最热闹的地方还属中乐广场了，造型各异，五颜六色的灯吸引了义县的男女老少，我和姐姐忙着照相，爸爸妈妈姥姥姥爷在一旁看着我们，岁月静好。

眼看就要到元宵节了，姥姥又开始琢磨吃什么了，出了次元宵以外应该再吃点儿东西呀，姥姥对我说：“你给你爸爸打一个电话，说今天晚上要包大包子，买两斤羊肉来。”我马上对爸爸说了一声。 Seeing that it is about to reach the Lantern Festival, I start to figure out what to eat.You call your dad and say that you have to wrap a big bun tonight and buy two pounds of mutton. "I immediately said to my dad.

随着一声“叮咚”的门铃响声，爸爸回来了，他说：“今天晚上我们吃羊肉胡萝卜大包子和炸汤圆儿!”我对炸汤圆儿特别感兴趣，爸爸先把汤圆放在盘子里，拿了一根牙签，往上扎孔，我也照着爸爸的样子做，不一会，一大盘子的元宵就扎好了。我到爸爸身边看，爸爸正在切胡萝卜，没几分钟，一大袋子的胡萝卜就切完了，只见爸爸又开始弄馅，调好了一大盆的肉馅，

我看见下面有人放礼花，就下去看，真是太美了，礼花最初还没有打开“花苞”，最后长得越来越高然后绽放出了美丽的笑容，我心想：这不就是开花的快速过程吗?接着，又上去了两三个，有红的、绿的、蓝的、橙色的，数不胜数，晚上灯火通明，估计观看灯展的已经观者如堵了。

这时，我不小心咬到了自己的牙，哎呀，掉了掉了，终于掉了!这颗牙让我吃饭的时候特别难受，现在它可能也知道今天是元宵佳节，不拖累我，就掉下来了，呵呵，终于可以开开心心的吃饭了。

爸爸叫道：“吃饭了!吃饭了!”我急急忙忙的洗了洗手，吃上了大包子，真好吃呀!

这真是一个快乐的元宵节!

火红的灯笼挂起来了;“咚咚”的锣鼓声响起来了;喜庆的陕北大秧歌扭起来了。一年一度的元宵节在人们的期盼中到了。 The fiery red lanterns hung up; the sound of "咚" sounded;The annual Lantern Festival has arrived in peoples expectations.

正月十五一大早，街上就响起了震耳欲聋的锣鼓声。我顾不上吃早饭，拉着哥哥就往街上跑。街上人山人海的好热闹啊!“看!秧歌队来了!”人群中有人大声的喊道。我应声往前一看，哇!那些化了妆的阿姨有的拿着大扇子，有的拿着花纸伞，正随着花车上的音乐扭着好看的大秧歌呢!

她们跳着轻快的舞步，仿佛美丽的春天跟在她们身后，也一起向我们走来了。秧歌队后面是民俗表演队，你看，“拉毛驴”中那个白胡子老爷爷多像太上老君啊!还有那七个挑花灯的漂亮姐姐，应该是“七仙女”吧!表演队刚过去，“安塞腰鼓队”就来了。

腰鼓队的叔叔们个个年轻力壮，精神气十足。他们在大冷天光着膀子，用尽全身力气击打着腰鼓。浑厚的的锣鼓声好似阵阵的春雷，一阵又一阵，排山倒海般汹涌而来。我的心也不由的跟着鼓声跳动了起来。看完街上精彩的表演，我们又兴致勃勃的去河滨公园看灯展。

节日的河滨公园，被五颜六色的花灯装扮的分外美丽。西瓜灯红红的瓤子让人看了馋的直流口水;熊猫灯做的的栩栩如生让人觉得他们真是可爱的家伙;小白兔灯更是做的精致，两只耳朵向上竖着好像在听游人们的欢声笑语。哇!这儿有个名叫“双龙戏珠”的大型灯盏，你看。

那两条龙栩栩如生，嘴巴一张一合，龙爪时而向前，时而向后，仿佛一转身就要腾空而起，直冲云霄。龙灯旁边有一盏更大的灯，它的外型是一排整齐的楼房，房子的周围是青翠欲滴的瓜果蔬菜。这盏灯不仅造型美观，而且还展现的我们新农村的新面貌呢!

晚上九点，随着一声声巨响，河滨公园的夜空中绽放出五彩缤纷的礼花。你看，它们有的像一朵朵硕大无比的牡丹花，在漆黑的夜空中开放出自己的尊贵与优雅;有的像孩子们天真的笑脸，给元宵节增添了几分欢乐祥和的色彩;有的像一个个巨大的脚印，好像在告诉人们，府谷正迈着坚定有力的步伐走向更加美好的未来。有的像……

在人们此起彼伏的惊叹声中，璀璨的焰火把整个元宵节的气氛推向了高潮。

元宵节——你是中华民族的传统节日，也是我们一年中最快乐的日子。

一大早我还在睡梦中就被鞭炮声吵醒了，爸爸妈妈喊我快点起床告诉我说今天是元宵节，应该早起下楼去放鞭炮，这个任务当然是我和爸爸去完成了。

我和爸爸拿着鞭炮下楼，别提有多么的高兴了，爸爸把鞭炮摆好后把打火机递给我说：“儿子你来点火吧”。我有点害怕不敢，爸爸鼓励我说不用怕，点完了就赶紧跑，我按照爸爸教我的去做，真的就做好了。

这时妈妈在楼上喊我们快点回家吃元宵，妈妈说吃元宵表示一家人会团团圆圆在一起永不分开，我爱我的爸爸妈妈，爱我的老师和同学们我希望我们永远不分开！

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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！

又是一个元宵佳节，元宵节音乐烟火晚会于农历正月十五20时在龙源湖公园举行。

烟花晚会20时正式开始。看，烟花组成了一个“祝全市人民元宵节快乐”的横幅，令现场观众大为观止。接下来，烟花开始绽放起来，天空中图案五彩缤纷，美丽极了！现场好多观众都激动地说：“好给力呀！”

据相关人员了解，这次烟花燃放共25分钟，分为四个篇章。第一篇章：玉兔呈祥，烟花簇簇贺元宵；第二篇章：云台雄姿，秀美焦作满园春；第三篇章：彩灯高挂，魅力焦作迎盛世；第四篇章：火树银花，和谐发展共腾飞。

这次烟花晚会通过“烟花+音乐”的形式，高空礼花弹、中低空组合烟花和一系列最新研制的特效烟花产品，组合成一幕又一幕奇美的场面，加上背景音乐的衬托，形成视觉与听觉的巨大冲击，烘托出社会祥和、合家欢乐的氛围。

感觉还没有看过瘾呢，烟花晚会就结束了，我们依依不舍地离开现场，期待今年的生活更加美好！

今天，爸爸、妈妈带哥哥、姐姐、我和妹妹一起去看花灯。

“哇！好漂亮啊！”姐姐情不自禁的惊叹了一句。我们首先看到了和谐门，那悠扬舒缓的音乐让姐姐和妹妹不由自主地跳起舞来。

我喜欢“十二生肖”那组灯，瞧，龙在“嚓！嚓！嚓！”的打小钹，蛮有节奏的！猪用尽全身的力气“咚！咚！咚！”的抡槌子敲大鼓……锣鼓喧天，笙箫齐鸣，十二生肖音乐会给元宵节带来了无限的欢乐！

我和姐姐都迫不及待的想知道最后面是什么，不看不知道，一看吓一跳。“啊！”我和姐姐异口同声地叫了一声。原来是威震四海的托塔李天王的塔矗立在前面。只见塔内缓慢的旋转人民币的画面，我想大概是恭喜人们发财吧。实在是太随人愿了！

我们又赶到了爸爸、妈妈那里，这时他们正兴致勃勃地看“空城计”呢！只见诸葛亮稳坐城头，不慌不忙地弹琴，真是一种处变不惊、沉镇静的大将风范啊！

今晚真是五彩缤纷的花灯连成片，熙熙攘攘的人群汇成海，欢歌笑语形成潮啊！我们一家人也都沉浸在元宵节的欢乐中。