The Spring Festival is not far away yet, and the colorful activities of the Lantern Festival are here to "make fun" of the New Year again. The following is a handwritten newspaper about the Lantern Festival that I compiled for you. I hope you like it!

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Lantern Festival Festival is a traditional festival in China, which existed as early as the Western Han Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago. According to data and folklore, the fifteenth day of the first lunar month has been taken seriously in the Western Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty worshiped "Taiyi" (Taiyi: the god who dominates everything in the universe) in Ganquan Palace on Xinye night of the first month of the first month. Later generations regarded it as the sacrifice of the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. The harbinger of the gods.

Lantern Festival originally meant "the evening of the Lantern Festival". Because the main activity of the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month was eating glutinous rice balls and admiring the moon at night, the name of the festival later evolved into "Lantern Festival". On the night of the Lantern Festival, the streets and alleys are decorated with lanterns and colorful decorations. People admire the lanterns, guess lantern riddles, and eat the Lantern Festival. The celebrations that started on New Year's Eve push to another climax and become a custom that has been passed down from generation to generation. When the Lantern Festival was formed in the early days, it was only called the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, the first half of the first lunar month or the first day of the month. After the Sui Dynasty, it was called Yuanxi or Yuanye. Influenced by Taoism in the early Tang Dynasty, it was also called Shangyuan, and it was occasionally called Yuanxiao in the late Tang Dynasty. But since the Song Dynasty, it has also been called Dengxi. In the Qing Dynasty, it was also called Lantern Festival. Abroad, Lantern Festival is also known as The Lantern Festiva. Han folk customs of the Lantern Festival

Eating Yuanxiao

Eating Yuanxiao on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, "Yuanxiao" has been a food for a long time in our country. In the Song Dynasty, a novel food eaten during the Lantern Festival was popular among the people. This kind of food was first called "Fu Yuanzi" and later "Yuanxiao". Businessmen also euphemistically called it "Yuanbao". Yuanxiao, or "tangyuan", is stuffed with sugar, rose, sesame, bean paste, cinnamon, walnut kernels, nuts, jujube paste, etc., and is wrapped into a round shape with glutinous rice flour. It can be meat or vegetarian and has different flavors. It can be boiled in soup, fried or steamed, and has the meaning of happy reunion. Shaanxi glutinous rice balls are not wrapped, but are "rolled" in glutinous rice flour. They are either boiled or deep-fried and heated until they are round and round.

Lantern Festival

The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the "Lantern Festival". Folks have the custom of hanging lanterns, lighting lanterns and watching lanterns during this festival, so it is also called the Festival of Lanterns.

Making lanterns is a traditional festival custom during the Lantern Festival, which began in the Western Han Dynasty and flourished in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. After the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the style of lighting became popular in all dynasties and was passed down to later generations. The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the climax of the annual lantern and fireworks display. Therefore, the Lantern Festival is also called the "Festival of Lanterns". In Shanxi's county-level cities and even townships and towns, these are the bustling areas where residents are concentrated. Before the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, the streets are filled with lanterns, and there are flowers and lights everywhere. Swaying, reaching its climax on the night of the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. "Lantern viewing" on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month has become a spontaneous activity for Shanxi folk. On the night of the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, red lanterns are hung high in the streets and alleys. There are palace lanterns, animal head lanterns, revolving lanterns, flower lanterns, bird lanterns, etc., attracting people. People watching the lanterns. In the Taiyuan area, Taigu County's lanterns are very famous. Taigu's lamps are famous for their wide variety, exquisite production and attractive appearance.

Guessing lantern riddles

Guessing lantern riddles, also known as playing lantern riddles, is a form of traditional folk entertainment activity unique to China and rich in ethnic style. It is a feature of the Lantern Festival that has been spread since ancient times. Activity. On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month of the lunar calendar, traditional folk people would hang up colored lanterns and set off fireworks. Later, some good people wrote riddles on paper and pasted them on the colorful lanterns for people to guess. Because riddles can inspire wisdom and cater to the festive atmosphere, many people responded, and riddles gradually became an indispensable program during the Lantern Festival. Lantern riddles add to the festive atmosphere and show the wisdom and wisdom of the ancient working people and their yearning for a better life.

Playing with dragon lanterns

Playing with dragon lanterns is also called dragon lantern dance or dragon dance. Its origins can be traced back to ancient times. Legend has it that as early as the Huangdi period, in a large-scale song and dance called "Qing Jiao", the image of a dragon head and a bird's body played by humans appeared. Later, a dance scene of six dragons intertwined with each other was choreographed.

The dragon dance can be seen in written records in "Xijing Fu" written by Zhang Heng of the Han Dynasty. The author gave a vivid description of the dragon dance in the narration of hundreds of operas. According to the "Book of Sui·Music Chronicles", during the Sui Dynasty Emperor Yang's reign, the "Huanglong Transformation", which was similar to the dragon dance performance in Baixi Opera, was also very exciting. Dragon dance was popular in many places in China. The Chinese nation respects the dragon and regards it as a symbol of auspiciousness.

Stilt walking

Stilt walking is a popular mass performance among the people. Stilts are one of the ancient Chinese operas and have appeared as early as the Spring and Autumn Period. The earliest introduction of stilts in China is in the chapter "Liezi·Shuofu": "There was Lanzi in the Song Dynasty, and he used his skills in the Song and Yuan Dynasties. In the Song and Yuan Dynasties, he called people to see their skills.

Lion Dance

Lion Dance It is an excellent folk art in China. During the Lantern Festival or gatherings and celebrations, people use lion dance to cheer up. This custom originated in the Three Kingdoms period and became popular in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It has a history of more than a thousand years.

"Lion Dance" began in the Wei and Jin Dynasties and flourished in the Tang Dynasty. It is also called "Lion Dance" and "Taiping Le". It is usually completed by three people. Two people dress up as lions, one person acts as the lion's head, and the other person acts as the lion's body and On the back foot, the other person should lead the lion, and the dance method can be divided into civil and martial arts. The civil dance expresses the tameness of the lion, including shaking its hair, rolling, etc., while the martial lion expresses the ferocity of the lion, including leaping, kicking, rolling colored balls, etc. Action.

Land boat rowing

According to folklore, land boat rowing is to commemorate Dayu who made great achievements in flood control. Land boat rowing is also called running land boat, which is a performance that imitates boat movements on land. Most of the people who run land boats are girls. The land boats are not real boats. They are made of two thin boards, sawn into a boat shape, tied with bamboo wood, covered with colorful cloth, and tied around the girl's waist, as if she were sitting in the boat, holding it in her hand. Holding the oar, making rowing movements, running, singing some local tunes, singing and dancing, this is land boating. Sometimes there is a man pretending to be a passenger on the boat, and the partner performs, usually dressed as a clown. , entertaining the audience with various comical actions. Land boating is popular in many areas of China. Rat chasing is a traditional folk activity during the Lantern Festival. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, it was mainly said to people who raised silkworms. Because rats often eat large tracts of silkworms at night, it is said that if you feed rats rice porridge on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, they will stop eating silkworms.

"The Chronicles of Jingchu" says that on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, a god came down to a family named Chen and said to them: If you can sacrifice to me, your silkworms will have a good harvest. This became a custom.

Sending lanterns to children

It is also called "sending lanterns" or "sending lanterns". That is, before the Lantern Festival, the mother's family sends lanterns to the newly married daughter's family. , or generally given by relatives and friends to newlyweds and infertile families, in order to bring good luck to the family, because "Leng" and "Ding" are homophonic in many places. In Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, lanterns are given between the eighth and fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Give a pair of large palace lanterns and a pair of glass lanterns with colorful paintings to hope that your daughter will be blessed with good fortune and have a baby soon after her marriage. If your daughter is pregnant, in addition to the large palace lanterns, you will also give one or two pairs of small lanterns to wish your daughter a safe pregnancy. .

Welcome Zigu

Zigu is also called Qigu, and in the north, she is often called toilet aunt or kengsangu. It is an ancient folk custom to welcome Zigu, the toilet god, on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. It is said that Zigu was a concubine who was jealous of the eldest wife. She was killed in the toilet on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month and became the toilet god. On the night of welcoming Zigu, people use straw, cloth, etc. A life-size portrait of Zigu was made and worshiped in the pig pen in the toilet room at night. This custom is popular in the north and south, and can be seen in records as early as the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

Walking all diseases

"Walking all diseases" is also called "Walking all diseases", "Walk all diseases", "Walk all diseases", "Bake all diseases", "Walking all diseases", "Walking all diseases", "Walking all diseases", "Walking all diseases", "Walking all diseases", "Walking all diseases", etc. . On the night of the Lantern Festival, women meet to go out together, walking together and crossing bridges whenever they see them, believing that this can cure diseases and prolong life.

It has been a custom in the north since the Ming and Qing Dynasties to cure all diseases, some on the 15th, but mostly on the 16th. On this day, women dressed in festive costumes walked out of their homes in groups, walked on bridges to overcome dangers, climbed to the city, touched nails to beg for children, and did not return until midnight. The story and legend of the Lantern Festival:

This legend is related to the custom of eating Lantern Festival: According to legend, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had a favorite named Dongfang Shuo, who was kind and funny. One winter, it snowed heavily for several days, so Dongfang Shuo went to the Imperial Garden to pick plum blossoms for Emperor Wu. As soon as I entered the garden gate, I found a palace maid with tears streaming down her face and ready to throw herself into the well. Dongfang Shuo hurriedly stepped forward to rescue her and asked her why she wanted to commit suicide. It turns out that the palace maid's name is Yuanxiao, and she has parents and a younger sister at home. Since she entered the palace, she has never had the chance to see her family again. Every year when the Spring Festival comes, I miss my family even more than usual. I felt that if I could not fulfill my filial piety in front of my parents, it would be better to die. Dongfang Shuo felt deeply sympathetic after hearing her experience, and assured her that he would try to reunite her with her family.

One day, Dongfang Shuo left the palace and set up a divination stall on Chang'an Street. Many people are vying to ask him for divination. Unexpectedly, what everyone wanted was the sign of "burning the body with fire on the sixteenth day of the first lunar month". Suddenly, there was great panic in Chang'an. People have been asking for solutions to the disaster.

Dongfang Shuo said: "On the evening of the 13th of the first lunar month, Lord Vulcan will send a red-clothed goddess down to earth to investigate. She is the envoy who was ordered to burn Chang'an. I will give you the copied verses so that you can think of a solution today." After finishing, he threw down a red post and walked away. The common people picked up the red sticker and hurriedly sent it to the palace to report to the emperor.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty took it and took a look, and saw that it read: "Chang'an is in tribulation, Emperor Huo burns the palace, fifteen days of fire, flame red supper", he was shocked, and quickly invited the resourceful Dongfang Shuo. Dongfang Shuo thought for a while and said, "I heard that Lord Vulcan loves glutinous rice balls the most. Doesn't the Yuanxiao in the palace often make glutinous rice balls for you? You can ask Yuanxiao to make glutinous rice balls on the night of the 15th. Long live the incense and offer it to Kyoto. Every family makes glutinous rice balls and worships the God of Fire together, and then orders the subjects to hang up lanterns on the night of the 15th, light firecrackers and set off fireworks all over the city, so that the Jade Emperor can be hidden. Common people, on the night of the 15th, go to the city to watch the lanterns and mingle with the crowd to resolve misfortune.” After hearing this, Emperor Wu was very happy and ordered to follow Dongfang Shuo's method.

On the 15th day of the first lunar month, Chang'an City was decorated with lanterns and colorful decorations, and it was very lively with tourists coming and going. The parents of the palace maid Yuanxiao also took their sister to the city to watch the lanterns. When they saw the big palace lantern with the word "Luanxiao" written on it, they shouted in surprise: "Lanxiao! Yuanxiao!" Yuanxiao heard the shout and was finally reunited with her relatives at home.

After such a lively night, Chang'an City was indeed safe and sound. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was overjoyed and ordered that glutinous rice balls be made as offerings to the God of Fire every fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Lanterns and fireworks would still be hung throughout the city on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Because the dumplings made during the Lantern Festival are the best, people call the dumplings Yuanxiao, and this day is called the Lantern Festival. Lantern Festival in various dynasties in my country

Tang Dynasty: During the Tang Dynasty, when the country was unprecedentedly powerful, Lantern Festival lantern viewing was very prosperous. Whether in the capital or in towns, lanterns were hung everywhere, and people also made huge lantern wheels. , lantern trees, lamp posts, etc., the city is full of lights and flowers, making it very lively and lively.

Song Dynasty: The Lantern Festival in the Song Dynasty was more colorful. The Lantern Festival lantern viewing lasted for five days. The styles of lanterns were complex and diverse. Visiting the lantern market was a very pleasing thing. The poet Xin Qiji wrote: "The east wind blows thousands of trees and flowers at night, and even more, they blow down, and the stars are like rain." This refers to the countless lanterns and fireworks during the Song Dynasty Lantern Festival. At that time, lantern riddles also emerged, which involved writing various lantern riddles on slips of paper and pasting them on lanterns. Those who guessed correctly would also receive small rewards. This entertaining and educational activity is loved by people and is widely spread.

Ming Dynasty: The Lantern Festival in the Ming Dynasty lasted longer. The lanterns are lit since the eighth day of the lunar month and are not turned off until the night of the seventeenth day of the first lunar month. It lasts for ten days to show the prosperity of singing and dancing. It is the longest Lantern Festival in Chinese history.

Qing Dynasty: The Manchus took over the Central Plains. The palace no longer held lantern festivals, but the folk lantern festivals were still spectacular. The Lantern Festival only lasted for three days in the Qing Dynasty, but the lights were brighter and more exquisite and fantastic, making it still very attractive. The story of the Lantern Festival in 100 words

Shadow Puppet Love

According to legend, after the death of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, his beloved concubine Mrs. Li, he missed her very much, so a palace maid put on the concubine's clothes. Clothes danced in the moonlight. The emperor saw the shadow of the palace maid to relieve his longing. Later generations wrote a poem: "The lanterns were put up to renovate the drama, the shadows wandered but lifelike, the lotus garlands were worn and the steps were steady, and Mrs. Li was alive in front of the tent." This is the allusion of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty missing his beloved concubine, which is also the origin of shadow puppetry. Original source.

Reunion after breaking the mirror

When the army of the Sui Dynasty destroyed Nanchen, Princess Changle of Nanchen and her husband Xu Deyan broke a bronze mirror and each held half of it as a certificate of future meetings. They also agreed to sell the mirrors in the market on the 15th day of the first lunar month to find out more information about the other party. After the Sui Dynasty destroyed Nanchen, Princess Changle became a concubine in Yang Su's mansion. During the Lantern Festival of the following year, Xu Deyan saw an old man selling half a bronze mirror in the market. The price was expensive and no one cared about it. Xu Deyan wrote a poem on the broken mirror: "The mirror goes away with people, and the mirror returns to people but never returns. Chang'e's shadow is gone, and the bright moon shines in the sky." Yang Su learned about the beauty of adulthood, and Changle and his wife finally reunited.

Seven Burning Lamps

In the Song Dynasty, there was a prefect named Cai Junmo in Fuzhou, who wanted to whitewash peace even though he was starving for thousands of miles. He issued an order requiring all the people under his rule that every household must light seven lanterns on the night of the Lantern Festival. There was a poor man named Zhan Chen who made a large lamp more than one foot high and wrote a poem: "A lamp for a rich family is like a grain of millet in Taicang; a lamp for a poor family is like a father and son crying to each other." The news reached the ears of the prefect. , he had to take back his life.

Double Happiness

When Wang Anshi was 20 years old, he went to Beijing to take the exam. During the Lantern Festival, he passed by a place where a large family hung lanterns and asked questions to attract brides. The couplet said: "The revolving lantern, the lantern, the horse, the lantern goes out, the horse stops." Wang Anshi could not answer, but he remembered it in his heart. After arriving in Beijing, who knew that the couplet written by the examiner was actually: "Flying tiger flag, flying tiger flag, tiger hiding in flag roll." Wang Anshi answered with the couplet to recruit relatives, and won the Jinshi. When he returned home in fine clothes, he found that no one could answer the couplet, so Wang Anshi answered with the exam question couplet again, and unexpectedly got another beautiful daughter-in-law, which was a double happiness.

Yuan Shikai banned the Lantern Festival

Legend has it that after the country-stealing thief Yuan Shikai usurped the achievements of the Revolution of 1911, he wanted to be restored to the throne and become emperor, but he was afraid of the people's opposition and was always in fear. One day, he heard a man selling Yuanxiao on the street shouting in a long voice: "Yuanxiao!"

"I felt that the word "Yuanxiao" was homophonic to "Yuan Xiao", and it was suspected that Yuan Shikai had been eliminated. Thinking of his own fate, before the Lantern Festival in 1913, he banned the calling of "Yuanxiao" and could only call it "rice dumplings" or "pink rice dumplings". "Fruit". However, the word "Yuanxiao" was not canceled due to his will. The common people did not buy his account, and it was still circulated among the people. Ancient poems about the Lantern Festival

"Shangyuan Night"

(Tang Dynasty) Cui Ye

Don’t rush the jade leaking copper pot, the iron gate and the golden lock are open all night;

Who can sit idle when seeing the moon, and where can I hear the lamp and not look at it? .

"Watching Lanterns on the Fifteenth Night"

(Tang Dynasty) Lu Zhaolin

Jinli Kaifang Banquet, Blue and Red in the Early Years

The colors are far away, and the light is far away in the sky.

The stars are falling, and they are like the moon hanging on the building.

There is a smile in front of the nine branches. >

Lights on the fifteenth night of the first lunar month

(Tang Dynasty) Zhang Hu

Thousands of doors are opened and thousands of lights are lit, and in the middle of the first lunar month, a company of three hundred people moves the capital. Sleeve dance, the sound of lyrics as soon as it enters the sky

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(Tang Dynasty) Li Shangyin

The moonlight lanterns fill the imperial capital, and the fragrant carriages and treasures cover the narrow thoroughfares. .

Prosperous in leisure, shameful to chase the native Sai Zigu

"Bianjing Yuanxi"

(Ming Dynasty) Li Mengyang

Zhongshan's children lean on their new makeup, and Zheng's daughter Yan Ji is the only one to perform.

Singing together at King Xian's Chun Yue Mansion, the moon outside the Jinliang Bridge is like frost.

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(Ming Dynasty) Tang Yin

If there is a lamp without a moon, it will not entertain people. If there is a moon without a lamp, it is not spring.

When spring comes, people are like jade, and the lamp burns the moon. The next month is like silver.

The streets are filled with pearls and greenery, and the village girls are dancing and singing to the gods.

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"Lantern Festival"

The Lantern Festival is really lively, watching lanterns and eating dumplings,

Calf lanterns, moo moo, puppy lanterns, woof woof woof. ,

The little dragon lanterns fly high, and the little rabbit lanterns run fast

"Lantern Festival"

The square is really lively, filled with Lantern Festivals. Raw materials.

You rub it, I press it, and everyone starts to make the Lantern Festival.

Compare and compete, how beautiful the Lantern Festival game is. Lantern Festival"

During the Lantern Festival, the moon is round and sticky.

Watching the lanterns and walking on stilts, the streets are really lively.

Smiling at the moon, another spring has arrived.

"Fifteenth Lantern Festival"

The moon on the fifteenth day is full of flowers, and the glutinous rice balls on the fifteenth day are sweet and sweet.

On the 15th day of the year, firecrackers are ringing, and fireworks are lit to sing.

The lanterns on the fifteenth day were bright and bright, and I held candles to fan my mind.

"Lanxiao is good"

Lantern Festival is good, Lantern Festival is wonderful. The Lantern Festival is delicious and squeaky.

Enjoy the lanterns, guess lantern riddles, and celebrate the Lantern Festival happily.

"The fifteenth day of the first lunar month"

On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, lanterns are hung,

Lions and dragons are played, and round glutinous rice balls are served in bowls. ,

You bite me every bite, sweet life and good mood.

"Lantern Festival"

The moon is full and round outside the window, and the whole family gathers together to eat glutinous rice balls.

On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, every family celebrates the Lantern Festival.

"Lantern Festival Children's Song"

During the Lantern Festival, the moon is round, and the round Lantern Festival is sticky and sweet.

Watching lanterns and walking on stilts, the streets and alleys are really lively.

"Yuanxiao Lanterns"

Lantern Festival Lanterns are so lively. Watch the lanterns and eat Lantern Festival.

Plane lights can fly high, and rabbits can pull them away.

The children clapped their hands and laughed! Lantern Festival composition

Composition 1

The Lantern Festival is our traditional festival in China. It is different in different places. In our hometown, we dance and dance Nine tunes and fireworks.

After dinner in the morning, my mother took me to watch the Yangko dance. I have never seen such a grand scene. The gongs and drums were loud, and the colorful flags were flying. I followed the tour on the street, and there were flowers. There are umbrella holders, colorful fans, big-headed dolls, boats, old men rowing boats, little girls riding donkeys, and little boys driving donkeys. It’s really beautiful. Don’t underestimate this Yangko dance. It has inherited our northern Shaanxi culture.

In the evening, another major program is to perform the Nine-Nine Songs. The meaning of Zhuan-Nine Songs is to get rid of all the bad luck in the past year and ensure success and peace in the coming year.

You see, the big colorful doors and all kinds of lanterns are like a maze when entering. You have to follow the path to get out. If you drill holes and take shortcuts, you will become a donkey in your next life. No one drilled holes, and everyone walked around and laughed in an orderly manner.

The last project is to watch the fireworks. Look, how beautiful it is. It makes the sky colorful. The other one is to make flowers with molten iron. It’s so magical. This is my favorite. And The fireworks are like waterfalls, so beautiful.

The Lantern Festival is really lively. Welcome everyone to come to my hometown to celebrate the Lantern Festival. It will be a feast for your eyes!

Composition 2

Today is the Lantern Festival, and every household is eating glutinous rice balls. The Lantern Festival is the first festival after the Spring Festival and has a history of more than 2,000 years. The Lantern Festival is also known as the "Shangyuan Festival" and "Reunion Festival". In the evening, people eat Yuanxiao (glutinous rice balls), enjoy lanterns, and guess lantern riddles. In the Qing Dynasty, lion and dragon dances, land boat running, and treadmill racing were added. Stilts, Yangko dancing, etc.

Yuanxiao is also known as "Floating Yuanzi", "Yuanzi", "Lactose Yuanzi", "Tangyuan" and "Tangyuan". Tangyuan means "round and round" and "round and beautiful". If the filling is red bean paste, the meaning is "sweet", "good luck comes first" and "good luck continues".

When eating glutinous rice balls, one means "smooth sailing"; two means "good things come in pairs"; three means "Three Yang Kaitai"; four means "peace in all seasons"; five means "five blessings come to the door". ; Six means "sixty-six great fortunes"; seven means "seven stars shine high"; eight means "wealth from all directions"; nine means "good luck and long-lasting fortune"; ten means "perfection and perfection". After eating glutinous rice balls, people enjoy the lanterns.

Lanterns come in various shapes: carp-shaped, flying dragon-shaped, chrysanthemum-shaped, etc. The colors and lights of lanterns are various: red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, indigo, purple, etc. There is a piece of paper taped to the lantern with lantern riddles written on it. Some wrote "four people moving wood" (guess a word), some wrote "pyramid" (guess a word), and many more...

After the Lantern Festival, everyone is doing their own thing thing. And I am about to usher in the next new semester.