I believe that all parts of the world have their own unique customs, and so does my hometown.
Let's talk about New Year's Eve first. On this unusual night, children can play with lanterns. Not only children come out to play, but some adults can't help it. Adults and children are playing with whips and bamboo in the street. Especially lively!
The day after New Year's Eve is the first day of New Year's Eve. This day is connected with the second day of New Year's Day, and the whole family has a holiday on the third day of New Year's Day. By the way, you can't move needles and scissors for three days. According to those old people, this is a three-day holiday for women who have been tired for a year. This shows how fair it is. On New Year's Day, adults take care of their children. When other people's families pay New Year's greetings, their elders will give out red envelopes after New Year's greetings. These red envelopes. It's for children. Children can keep it for themselves. For example, buy some books and stationery. By the way, people will set off firecrackers on this day. People can also watch TV at home.
After the Lantern Festival, that is, the first month of 15, children can buy Yuanxiao and cook it at night. Light candles on the first month 15. Every household has lit candles, both inside the house and at the gate. From the outside, the whole street looks like a happy event.
After 15, 16 started school, and everyone went their separate ways.
The local conditions and customs of my hometown are different in a hundred miles and different in customs in a thousand miles. My hometown is in xx, where there are many customs. For example, I said year. On the night before the New Year in China, everyone is very happy and excited, because tomorrow we can put on new clothes and shoes and set off fireworks. ...
Worship God and paste Spring Festival couplets.
On the morning of New Year's Eve, people put on new clothes and shoes, but adults get up earlier than us to fry chicken wings, ribs and other foods and worship God. After the worship, paste the Spring Festival couplets. Grandpa holds the Spring Festival couplets, paints them with glue, and sticks them on the top, left and right sides of the door, and sticks them on every door. There are also door gods at the gate, and there are blessings at home. Generally speaking, it is upside down, indicating that the blessing has fallen.
Eat new year's eve dinner
In the evening, we will get together for dinner, which can be rich in dishes such as big fish, big meat, lobster and crabs. We ate and laughed, but we were so happy. After eating, I will go to my relatives' home to pay New Year's greetings and share the lucky money.
Jump into the fire and set off fireworks.
When I got home, grandma made a fire on the hay, and the men at home began to jump. I watched them jump.
After the jump, the children lit cigarettes with lighters, as well as "Turn around" and "fairy wand". Some people go to see the Spring Festival party.
stay up late or all night on New Year's Eve
When it's time to go to bed, everyone can't sleep, because "keeping the age" is a custom.
These customs accompany us to grow up and be so happy. ...
Hometown Custom Composition 3 Spring Festival is a traditional festival of our Chinese nation, and it is also one of the festivals that people attach great importance to. It represents reunion, happiness and peace. People will pay a lot of attention to the Spring Festival, which also forms different customs and habits in different places.
My hometown also has many customs during the Spring Festival. Let me explain the main customs of Chinese New Year in my hometown.
Eat jiaozi. Eating jiaozi on New Year's Eve means "having children next year" or having good luck next year. Eating jiaozi on the morning of New Year's Day (Spring Festival) means good luck for a year. Eating jiaozi is more for family reunion, not only when we eat together, but also when we are in jiaozi, which is worth remembering. When I was a spoiled child, my family was happy; When eating jiaozi, the whole family is happy.
Happy new year. One of the most important activities of the Spring Festival is to go to relatives, friends and neighbors to celebrate the Spring Festival. Paying New Year greetings is a way for people to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new and express their best wishes to each other. Generally speaking, New Year greetings begin at home. On the morning of the first day, the younger generation gets up and pays New Year greetings to their elders. After the elders worship, they will distribute the "lucky money" prepared before to the younger generation. After such things are done, adults begin to pay New Year greetings to relatives, friends and neighbors.
This is the main custom of Chinese New Year in my hometown. I wonder if the custom of New Year in your hometown is the same as mine?
As the saying goes, "a hundred miles of different winds, a hundred miles of different customs." Want to know what are the customs in my hometown? Please listen to me slowly.
On the first month of the lunar calendar, we Miao people will start to catch up with the Spring Festival, and the date will be decided by each place. Every year, men, women and children will wear beautiful clothes and come to the Spring Festival in droves.
You see, the new year's goods market is packed with people, and it is very lively. People can not only exchange materials, but also take part in various activities, such as lion dancing, climbing knives and ladders and playing with dragon lanterns. Young boys and girls also take this opportunity to fall in love, and handsome singers are even more talented, singing in groups of three or five. The quality of the listeners is very high, even if it snows heavily, it can't stop people's enthusiasm for Lianchang.
More often, every morning is Dragon Farm Day. It is customary to say that after twelve days of seeing the faucet, the weather turns again. When you see the dragon farm again, no matter who you are, you have to take a day off. If you do any farm work, you will be guilty. So, we Miao people. I will take an active part in the Dragon Field that day. Everyone attaches great importance to dragon watching. Look, the Year of the Loong is scheduled for the third day of the third lunar month. It's a Miao festival. What is it? It is a traditional song and dance festival in Xiangxi, and this day. All Miao people will gather at the designated place. Sing and dance happily. An atmosphere of joy.
This is our Miao custom. Do you like it?
I have a vague memory of the customs in my hometown. Every Mid-Autumn Festival seems to be spent at school, and I haven't eaten many moon cakes. What impressed me the most was mung bean cake, the simplest kind of plastic transparent packaging, one grid at a time. Although I found out when I came home from vacation, my mother only left me two pieces, but that was quite satisfactory.
Speaking of Mid-Autumn Festival, the most inseparable thing is to play Ciba. Grandparents get up early in the morning. They steamed the glutinous rice prepared the day before and put it in a big wooden bucket. At this time, they took a thick stick, grabbed both sides of the stick with both hands, pressed the hot sticky rice inside, and so on until all the sticky rice became sticky rice. At this time, the sesame powder and sugar ground with sesame seeds fried in the stove before are really delicious! Although I don't like sweets, I will eat several large pieces of glutinous rice paste.
After that, unforgettable old-fashioned moon cakes appeared. This kind of old-fashioned moon cake is generally big and round, one catty, wrapped in sesame crispy skin, with rock sugar, dried tangerine peel and five kernels inside. Because it is too big and tastes too special, I always don't like eating it directly, and I can't eat much. But after the Mid-Autumn Festival, my mother cut large pieces of moon cakes into triangular arcs, fried them into double-sided yellow pieces in the pot, and then ate them after taking them out. That would be really delicious! Two ways to eat are completely two flavors!
Hometown Custom Composition 6 Every year on the third day of the third lunar month, the hometown has the custom of cooking eggs with local dishes. It is said that eating boiled eggs on this day will not cause headaches for a year.
This morning, my mother and I came to the field with baskets to look for vegetables. Wow, that's too much. There is a cluster here and a cluster there. We rolled up our sleeves and went all out to work. Although we are tired and sweaty, we are full of joy and just want to pick more. It won't be long before my mother and I can't lift the basket anymore. We went home with a full load, washed the dishes, then found a big iron pot to put in, then put in a proper amount of water, and finally put in eggs. Remember, don't put salt, the original flavor is more fragrant.
After cooking for four to five minutes, you should take out the eggs, break them a little, and then put them in the pot to cook, so that they are more delicious. After cooking for almost half an hour, the pot boiled, and our children gathered around the stove, watching their mother take the eggs out of the pot one by one and put them in cold water. Smelling the smell, we couldn't help swallowing. Before the eggs were cold, I couldn't wait to reach out and take one off the pot. When peeling, I was scalded and could only scream. I took a bite and put it in my mouth, and my mouth was full of fragrance. The fragrance of local vegetables is completely integrated into the eggs. It's really memorable.
Little friends, is there such a custom in your hometown? Can you eat such delicious eggs on this day?
In my memory, the most lively festival in my hometown is the solstice in winter, which is more lively and grand than the Spring Festival.
On the solstice of winter, the first important thing for children is to buy dumplings, including red bean paste stuffing, mung bean stuffing and white dumplings with the same appearance. The second important thing is to buy fireworks, especially for boys. What "kicking" and "flying monkeys" are popular with children. Rich people also buy rocket fireworks. On the night before the winter solstice, if they see someone setting off fireworks on their balcony,
Children are happy, adults are busy. On the winter solstice, men have to drive their own cars or entrust people to go to the city to buy sacrifices to worship the gods. Women make all kinds of sweets at home, so be wary of "little mice" stealing them. Some vendors seize business opportunities and sell snacks at the edge of the market. Some people kill chickens and pigs, which is very lively.
The solstice winter has finally arrived. Every household in their nest moved a big table full of fish, braised goose, pork and other products to the village square to worship the "master." On the solstice of winter, several old temples on the mountain are crowded with people and incense, and a troupe invited from outside performs Chaozhou opera in the village square. Children help adults set off firecrackers and firecrackers on the roof.
The winter solstice in my hometown is very lively every year. Although our village is not better than the city, we should celebrate the winter solstice, which is more lively than the city.
Hometown custom constitutes 8. Our motherland is vast, vast in territory and abundant in natural resources, and has many nationalities. During the Spring Festival, different regions, different nationalities and different customs. My hometown-Chongming, every household used to steam several cages of Chongming cakes every year, which became an indispensable snack on the table.
Chongming cake is different from others, like a sweet and glutinous hair cake covered with dried fruits such as candied dates, walnuts and raisins. It's delicious. After Laba, everyone steamed Chongming cake together. Peel and chop the candied dates prepared in advance, and wash the raisins. Early in the morning, soak the glutinous rice for two hours, then drain and powder it. When everything is ready, you can start steaming the cake. Stir glutinous rice flour, sugar and various dried fruits with water, and put them into a circular steamer after stirring evenly. Put water in the cauldron of the stove and put a steamer on it. The wood in the stove crackled and burned vigorously; The water in the pot is bubbling and boiling; The cake in the steamer is gradually taking shape. In just ten or twenty minutes, an attractive fragrance overflowed and the cake was steamed. Open the steamer and pour out the cake. The aroma is fragrant and the appetite is greatly increased.
Put the steamed cake in a ventilated place to dry, cut it into pieces and put it away for eating. Of course, when slicing, it is also the happiest time for our children. Around the table, you can eat the cake crust that falls off the cake in advance.
During the Spring Festival, the family wears new clothes, eats a big dinner, watches TV and sets off firecrackers and fireworks. The sweet and delicious Chongming cake is on the table. You can grab one at any time and play while eating. Happy New Year!
Hometown customs level 6 composition 9 "Three miles away from home, not local customs." Our motherland has a vast territory and many nationalities, and each place has its own customs. The custom I want to introduce is the temple fair in my hometown during the Spring Festival.
Everyone is familiar with the Chinese New Year, but what do you do in your hometown during the Chinese New Year? There will be a temple fair in our hometown during the Spring Festival.
Crossing the temple is called "rushing to the temple" and "rushing to the meeting". In the New Year, every household will put on new clothes and go to the temple fair. The children went as if they were having a good time. There are all kinds of strange things at the temple fair. The children came here, stopped, went there and opened their eyes. Everything is strange to children. Adults are chatting with each other about this year's harvest, so lively.
The temple fair custom in Hebei has a long history and is very common. There used to be 72 temple fairs a year in Hebei. The old temple fairs are very complicated, and some of them have strong patriarchal concepts and feudal superstitions. Nowadays, people regard the temple fair as a place for "traveling" and entertaining themselves. Stilts, lions, dragon lanterns, dry boats, running donkeys, bamboo horses, acrobatics, martial arts and other colorful folk arts. They are all shaped, and most of them are performed during the temple fair. At the same time, with the development of history, the temple fairs around the country have gradually formed their own characteristics, such as: Anguo Wang Yao Temple Fair, Zhangbei Mule and Horse Fair, Shexian Wagong Grandma Temple Fair and so on.
Crossing the temple not only exchanged materials, but also enriched the cultural life of the masses. This is the custom in my hometown.
Hometown Style Sixth Grade Composition 10 Everyone in my family loves singing opera and listening to it. Whenever there is any happy event in the village, we should first invite a Henan Opera team to set up a stage at home and sing like this. It usually lasts about three days. These three days, people are very busy: they hurried to work in the fields early in the morning and went home from work to get a small bench. If they fly to the theatre with another cattail leaf fan in summer, I'm afraid the plot will be delayed.
When watching a play, people "surround" the whole stage, with three layers inside and three layers outside, just like silkworms, wrapped tightly. If you are late, just stand outside and listen. No matter how hard you squeeze, you can't squeeze into this crowd. There are also many big names in Henan Opera, such as Chang Xiangyu and Ma Jinfeng, who are idols in the minds of many opera fans! Grandma likes listening to Chang Xiangyu's operas. Her voice keeps changing. Sometimes it is as rich as the sound of the sea, sometimes it is as beautiful as the sound of running water in a stream, sometimes it is beaming, and sometimes it makes people feel extremely sad. Wanderers who go out can't help crying when they hear this familiar local accent. They remembered that when they were young, they snuggled in their mother's arms and listened to her humming Henan Opera before they could fall asleep.
Now, grandma has gone to Beijing, but she says she won't stay long. I was surprised and asked, "Is Beijing bad?" Grandma shook her head and said, "There is no Henan Opera haunting me!" "
Hometown style sixth grade composition 1 1 three miles away from home, no local flavor. Our motherland has a vast territory and many nationalities, and each place has its own customs.
Every year on the 29th or 30th of the twelfth lunar month is the Spring Festival, which is a day of reunion. Every family will have a reunion dinner in jiaozi, and parents will give their children red envelopes after dinner. Legend has it that in order to crush a god beast called Nian, it is also called lucky money.
The first day of the lunar calendar is the Spring Festival. In the early morning, every household opens the door and sets off firecrackers, which means that the days are booming. Boys like setting off firecrackers. Listening to the bang, some timid children were startled, and the children who set off firecrackers smiled. Some boys like spending money on food. Compared with boys, girls have more gadgets. Brave girls will buy some fireworks and fairy wand. Not to mention offering sacrifices to the gods by burning incense and scattering sparks. Some girls will buy dolls and other gadgets.
Adults will get together to drink a little wine and eat peanuts and melon seeds, and some will play cards and mahjong together, chat and chat, and relax.
Old people will worship their ancestors and burn incense, and some will take their children to temple fairs.
The Spring Festival represents the new atmosphere of the New Year, and the new year begins again, saying goodbye to the old year.
Hometown customs 12 Everyone's hometown has its own special customs. Of course, my hometown is no exception. The custom in my hometown is to worship Aobao.
Sacrificing Aobao is a traditional Mongolian sacrificial activity. On this day, herders will go to Aobao in droves to offer sacrifices. They will place Buddha statues on Aobao, erect prayer flags, and worship beef, mutton and milk together in front of Aobao. Then, the lamas began to burn incense and light lamps, chanting prayers, and the masses made three turns around Aobao from left to right, hoping to usher in a bumper harvest year.
Aobao is Mongolian, meaning heap or bulge. Aobao is usually located on high mountains or hills, because they think there is a road to heaven on the tall and majestic mountains. Aobao is a cone-shaped solid tower made of stone, with a long rod inserted at the top, animal hair horns and warp cloth tied at the head, and stepping stones burning cedar wood on all sides; There are also branches planted next to Aobao, which are used to make whole sheep, koumiss, butter and cheese. When offering sacrifices, in ancient times, shaman wizards beat gongs and drums, recited spells, worshipped and prayed; In modern times, lamas burn incense and light lamps, chanting scriptures and chanting.
It is precisely because of the different customs and habits in different regions that we have a profound China culture, which we must pass on.
Hometown Customs 13 Most of our usual home customs are to pack jiaozi, eat New Year's Eve, put up Spring Festival couplets and visit relatives and friends. Today, I am not introducing the usual customs, but saying a few words about the customs in my hometown.
My mother's hometown, my hometown, a city in Jiangsu-Hai 'an. On the day of the celebration, a dance team will be invited to dance this dance called Hai 'an Flower Drum.
The spread of Hai 'an Flower Drum in Hai 'an can be traced back to Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. There is a record in "Ming Ling Yun Shi" that "the flower drum has changed repeatedly in the past 30 years, starting from men, following women, starting from day, following night, starting from villages, following towns, starting from villagers and following Wan Di". When I was a child, whenever there was a performance, my mother would mention this sentence and print it in my mind.
Hai 'an Flower Drum, like the "Donkey Flower Drum" in northern Jiangsu, "Fishing Basket Flower Drum" and "Luozi Flower Drum" in southern Jiangsu, belonged to song and dance opera performances before the Ming Dynasty.
A dance team was invited to a banquet of a 60-year-old relative. When it was hot, my aunt patted me on the shoulder with a loud voice: "Are you learning to dance? Let's dance. " The sound soon reached the ears of relatives. Everyone was booing there and I was forced to go on stage. I hold a drum in my left hand and a drumstick in my right hand, dancing to the melody of music.
The custom of my hometown is an indispensable culture in my heart.
Hometown Custom Composition 14 On the vast grassland, the Mongolian people who have been living a nomadic life have an annual grand event-Nadam.
I have never been to Inner Mongolia, and the biggest regret is that I have never eaten beef jerky or seen Nadam. Nadam began by offering sacrifices to mountain gods and road gods, that is, Aobao, and later developed into the present Nadam after a long time.
As I was born in Inner Mongolia, I often appreciate the grand occasion of Nadam. On the day of Nadam, the vendors gathered together and shouted, and I was among the crowd. People keep smiling at me and pulling me to sell their goods. People are enthusiastic, and many people who are ready to play are pulling horses around the field. The weather was excellent that day, and Wan Li was clear and Wan Li was cloudless, which seemed to congratulate Nadam on its development. Shops sell everything from jewelry to antique Wan Wen and sun umbrellas.
But the climax of Nadam didn't stop there. National performances and competitions have made the already enthusiastic crowd more excited. The average Nadam can last for three or four days. The first day was mainly the opening ceremony and national dance, and acrobatics were performed immediately. People's applause is getting higher and higher.
The competition is also very popular with the audience. The boys performed horse racing, wrestling and shooting, which was extremely intense on the field and not inferior off the field, with applause everywhere. The athletes on the field are heroic and spirited, giving people a unique sense of heroism of the Mongols.
In a word, Nadam is the expression of Mongolian characteristics and culture, and it is also a way of cultural transmission.
My hometown is in the anniversary of Heilongjiang, which is full of flavor.
Since childhood, every household has been busy-everyone has begun to tidy up their homes. Even the corners that are not visited at ordinary times should be cleaned spotless. When cleaning, each family also has its own customs. My mother often says, "Twenty-four, clean the house." And we use the method of "suitable for all ages" at home-both the elderly and children should participate in it and feel the strong flavor of the year.
At 18 o'clock, we will put up couplets at the door. I believe everyone is familiar with this. But there is a custom in our family that children paste couplets, which not only means to protect the elderly, but also means to hope that we are hardworking and capable and healthy.
And the blockbuster is New Year's Eve! In the early stage, everyone was sitting on the sofa or chair, enjoying and enjoying the Spring Festival Gala. The bell rang at 12: 00 in the morning, jiaozi appeared on time, and everyone began to divide jiaozi. Shh ~ To tell the truth, we still have "baby" in jiaozi! Treasure is the coin in our jiaozi! Let's wrap jiaozi in the jiaozi. Children eat coins, which means that they can thrive and succeed in their studies in the new year; Adults eat coins, which means that the New Year can be longer and younger, and the salary is getting higher and higher; Old people eat coins, which means that the new year can be as good as Mount Tai and prolong life. To tell the truth, before the age of thirty, we all ate jiaozi like crazy, and we wouldn't stop until we ate it. I had the embarrassing experience of swallowing coins. ...
Hey, I'm looking forward to this year's New Year!