In daily study, work or life, everyone often comes into contact with composition. Composition is a style that is composed of words and expresses the meaning of a theme through language organization after human thought consideration. Have no clue when it comes to writing an essay? The following are the fourth-grade Mid-Autumn Festival compositions (selected 10) that I compiled for you. They are for reference only. I hope they can help you. Fourth Grade Mid-Autumn Festival Composition 1
Looking forward to the stars, looking forward to the moon, and finally looking forward to the Mid-Autumn Festival! On the Mid-Autumn Festival, I reunited with my parents, brother and I!
This evening, my mother was cooking, and my brother, my father, and I were watching TV happily. After a while, I smelled a fragrant smell. I went to the kitchen and took a look: "Wow! It's my favorite fish, and chicken..." I couldn't wait to put the dishes on the table, and a drop of saliva flowed from my mouth. I couldn't help it anymore, so I picked up the chopsticks and took a bite quietly. What a delicious meal! I ran to the kitchen to get the bowl again. Our whole family sat together at the dinner table.
After finishing the meal, my mother brought another plate of mooncakes. Wow! There are five-kernel ones, strawberry ones, purple sweet potato ones, egg yolk ones... they all look delicious. My brother and I each took moon cakes and went to the park downstairs to enjoy the moon.
When I came to the park, I looked up and saw that the moon was big and round tonight! It is said that the moon during this year's Mid-Autumn Festival is the brightest, largest and roundest in history. I observed the moon carefully and seemed to see a white rabbit jumping up and down next to the moon. There seems to be a frog on the round moon. But what about Chang'e? I think I should have gone to reunite with Hou Yi!
I suddenly thought about my grandma who has always loved me since I was a child. I wonder: Do you also eat mooncakes in your hometown? Do you miss me too?
Alas, "People have joys and sorrows, and the moon waxes and wanes. It is difficult to do this in ancient times. I hope that people will live long and live thousands of miles." Let us cherish the days with our families! Mid-Autumn Festival Fourth Grade Composition 2
Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the day we have been looking forward to for several days has finally arrived. I had already planned to go hiking with my classmates first, and then go home to enjoy the moon and eat moon cakes at night. Make this day colorful.
I set off in a hurry with my father in the morning. Our destination was Baihujian Scenic Area. There, my classmates and I gathered together, laughing and talking excitedly about the tall mountains in front of us. This mountain is so majestic. From a distance, the top of the mountain seems to reach the white clouds in the sky. It makes your feet weak just by looking at it. We started climbing the mountain. My father and I climbed up quickly, but as we walked, our feet felt like they were filled with lead and we could hardly walk. At this time, my father pointed to the green plants in the distance and said: "Look at the wild jujube tree!" This was the first time I saw it, so I suggested picking wild jujube trees. We walked under the wild jujube tree and saw a lot of wild jujubes growing on it. Some were red, some were half red and half green, and some were completely green, which meant they were not ripe. I tasted the jujubes picked by my father. They were sour with a slight sweetness, and they were delicious. We decided to pick more jujubes and go down the mountain early to have a farm meal with our classmates. Eating the delicious meal, I forgot all about the fatigue just now.
When I got home in the evening, my mother had prepared moon cakes and fruits. Although the moon did not show its beautiful smile tonight, our whole family was eating moon cakes and talking and laughing together, and we were very happy. I heard from my father that many people cannot be reunited with their families during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and I feel even more happy. Mid-Autumn Festival Fourth Grade Composition 3
On the Mid-Autumn Festival, August 15th of the lunar calendar, my father and mother and I returned to my grandpa’s house. Grandpa's house is very lively. Aunts, uncles and aunts are all back. We all gather together to enjoy family happiness.
In the evening, everyone sat together, grandma brought out all the food for the festival, and everyone tasted the delicious food while admiring the moon. Grandma took a fruit plate with apples, pomegranates, walnuts and other fruits in it. Grandma put it in the yard and said it was dedicated to the moon. I looked up at the bright moon in the sky, hoping that it would always be so bright.
After eating the mooncakes, my cousin and I went to play in the yard. We played and sang songs about the moon. My cousin pointed at the moon and suddenly asked me: "Sister, do you think there are people, land and water on the moon?" I introduced the knowledge about the moon that the teacher told us to my cousin. I said: "There are no people living on the moon yet, but humans have already landed on the moon. There are mountains and land on the moon, but there is no water!"
Later, my mother took us into the room. , Mom said: "Tonight is the night of the full moon. Each of you can say something with the word "moon" in it."
My cousin rushed to say: "It is so pleasant to watch the moon and taste cakes." My cousin went on to say: "The Mid-Autumn Festival moon is full and round." Finally, I said calmly and calmly: "A happy family is as full as the moon!" Everyone praised me together!
We had a great time that night! Mid-Autumn Festival Fourth Grade Composition 4
August 15th is here! The happy Mid-Autumn Festival in my dream is finally here, and my heart is so happy and excited!
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a special day. Why is it special? Because the moon on the 15th day is round and round, not only can you enjoy the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival, but you can also eat delicious mooncakes. My mouth is watering just thinking about it! The Mid-Autumn Festival is not just about eating mooncakes, there is also a lot of interesting knowledge in it.
I know why we eat round mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival, because the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival is particularly round, and so are the mooncakes. The round mooncakes represent the reunion of every family, but it is a pity tonight, Because it has been raining continuously for the past two days, I guess Sister Moon may have caught a cold due to the rain and is recuperating in Father Sun's arms!
I also know a short story about the Mid-Autumn Festival "Chang'e Flying to the Moon". In ancient times, Hou Yi shot nine suns to death. The Emperor of Heaven was very angry and released Hou Yi and Chang'e into the human world. Before leaving, Heaven and Earth gave them an elixir. One person can become an immortal by swallowing the elixir, and two people can live forever by eating it together. However, a person with evil intentions overheard this. One day when Hou Yi was not at home, the man took a knife and asked Chang'e to hand over the elixir, but Chang'e put the elixir in her mouth and accidentally swallowed it. Chang'e flew to the moon palace, so she can see it every Mid-Autumn Festival. Something is moving on the moon. Mid-Autumn Festival also represents the middle of autumn.
This year’s Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, I spent it at my grandma’s house. We ate mooncakes and meat in the evening, it was so delicious!
I hope I can have a good Mid-Autumn Festival like this next year, and Sister Moon won’t catch a cold again! Mid-Autumn Festival Fourth Grade Composition 5
The Mid-Autumn Festival is here, and our whole family is planning the entire Mid-Autumn Festival night. I heard from my mother that the Mid-Autumn Festival is a day of harvest, a day of celebration, and a day of reunion. On this day, every household has a reunion dinner, admires the moon, and eats mooncakes. The whole family sits together, admiring the moon, talking and laughing, biting the sweet mooncakes in their mouths, and laughter echoes in the air. But beautiful scenery at a good time.
In the evening, my mother asked each of us to recite a poem about the bright moon before we could eat her specialty food. My father and brother memorized all the poems that I wanted to recite, but they forgot the simplest one. A song called "Quiet Night Thoughts".
After dinner, we went to the balcony to admire the moon. The balcony was filled with all kinds of mooncakes, some big and some small. The fruit plate was filled with apples, bananas, grapes, etc. Lots of fresh fruit. I reached out and grabbed a moon cake and was about to eat it, but grandma stopped me and said, "You can't eat it. You can't eat it until the moon is finished." I had a puzzled expression on my face, and my father seemed to see what I was thinking. I said: "Give it to the moon to eat first, and the moon will keep me from getting sick all year round and live forever!" I listened half-understanding, and later my brother told me the story of the moon, and we also guessed about the moon. riddle.
Ah! What a beautiful moonlit night, what a happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Mid-Autumn Festival for Grade 4 Composition 6
Some people like the National Day with lights and colors, some like the Spring Festival with firecrackers, some like the Dragon Boat Festival with prayers for health, and I like the Mid-Autumn Festival with family reunions the most.
It’s the annual Mid-Autumn Festival again. On this day, everyone will eat reunion moon cakes and enjoy the bright moonlight.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, everyone eats moon cakes. Why? Legend has it that at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, when the Central Plains people were ruled by the Mongols, a smart man named Liu Bowen came up with a plan. He posted a notice all over the city, saying, "Within three days, there will be a plague in the city." The people in the city were very scared, but there was another line on the notice, saying: "Buying mooncakes in the store and eating them can eliminate the plague." "People immediately went to the store to buy mooncakes. After the moon cakes were eaten, people found a note saying: "Attack the Mongols immediately." Then people gathered together to attack the Mongols. In the end, the Yuan Dynasty won.
At night, our family went to the yard to enjoy the moon. When we looked up, the sky was full of stars. They blinked, as if to say: "I wish you peace and reunion." There is a round moon next to it, like a big ball. The moon was very bright at this time, as if it was lighting up the road to reunion. I couldn't help but think of the legends of Chang'e flying to the moon, Wu Gang conquering Gui, and the Jade Rabbit making medicine. I thought of "Gu Lang Yue Xing" again, "If you don't know the moon when you are young, you will call it a white jade plate." I'm very happy.
How can such a festival of family reunion not be loved? Mid-Autumn Festival for Grade 4 Composition 7
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional festival in China. People sit under the moon, admire the moonlight and eat moon cakes. No, taking advantage of today being the Mid-Autumn Festival, our family also started to enjoy the moonlight and eat moon cakes.
Our whole family gathered around the balcony and divided the big mooncakes into several pieces to eat. At this time, I looked at the moon in the sky. Although it is said that "the moon is extremely beautiful during the Mid-Autumn Festival", today's moon is surrounded by sad clouds of "longing". Speaking of this, I thought of my good friend Miao Miao, who was far away from home. "People have joys and sorrows, and the moon waxes and wanes. This has never been the case since ancient times." This sentence describes my mood.
The moon is particularly bright now. The full moon hangs high in the sky like a snowball, and the bright moonlight pours down to the earth like water. A few gauze-like clouds accompany it, dancing like fairies. The moonlight filled my clothes and warmed my heart. My surroundings were illuminated by the moonlight. The moonlight hung through the gaps between the mottled trees, spreading a layer of broken silver on the ground.
Dad told me: Every year, the 15th day of the eighth lunar month is the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival. This is the middle of autumn, so it is called Mid-Autumn Festival. The moon on August 15th is rounder and brighter than the full moons in other months. If you look carefully, you will find that there are black shadows there, which are Chang'e, Wu Gang, the Jade Rabbit and the Osmanthus Tree in Guanghan Palace.
I stared at the moon, chewing sweet moon cakes, and listening to my father telling the legend of the moon until very late... Mid-Autumn Festival Fourth Grade Composition 8
Finally It’s the Mid-Autumn Festival that I have been looking forward to for a long time. Among all the festivals, my favorite festival is the Mid-Autumn Festival, because you can eat sweet and delicious mooncakes, hehe, meat and fruit are my favorites.
Early in the morning, I returned to my hometown. As soon as I got home and said hello to my grandparents, I ran to the hut where the moon cakes were stored. Wow, there are countless mooncakes in my eyes, and my saliva has already flowed down three thousand feet. At this time, a box of mooncakes caught my attention. The mooncake box was inlaid with artificial crystal and it said "Cantonese-style mooncakes." "When I opened it, I saw that the mooncake inside was decorated with dragons and phoenixes. Looking at the mooncake and thinking how crispy and sweet it was, I swallowed my saliva and decided to eat it.
I quietly put the mooncakes in an inconspicuous corner, just waiting to eat them at night. But my sister came back, and she also discovered this new continent. In the evening, my sister and I got into a fight over this box of mooncakes. My sister said, "I'm so thin, it's my turn to eat." I said, "I'm so fat, I can't do without this meal." Mom saw us arguing, so she divided the mooncake into two halves, and my sister and I couldn't wait to bite it. After one bite, "Wow" my sister and I both spat out the mooncakes. "I have never eaten mooncakes that taste so bad," my sister said together with me. Then we looked at each other and laughed. Mid-Autumn Festival Fourth Grade Composition 9
Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the streets and alleys are very lively. My mood is also very cheerful.
Tonight the autumn breeze is blowing, and my aunt and I are blowing the gentle breeze and watching the beautiful moon.
The moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival is like the big, round jade plate. Not covered by the shadow of the earth, it is so beautiful that it cannot be described in words! At about six o'clock, Miss Moon slowly rose from the west with those twinkling little stars. At first, the moon was not so bright, a bit like a delicate orange. Time passed slowly, and the moon changed from a delicate orange to a generous lady, hanging high in the sky, allowing everyone to admire her round and bright face. The bright moonlight illuminated the entire oil field. In the dead of night, the moon also began to tell everyone stories, allowing everyone to quickly fall into the sweet fragrance of dreams.
Appreciating the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival is a custom that has been passed down in China for thousands of years. I think the moon on the Mid-Autumn Festival night of 2013 was the biggest, roundest and brightest moon I have ever seen. This reminds me of an ancient poem: When I was young, I didn’t know the moon, so I called it a white jade plate.
After admiring the moon, we went home and watched the "Mid-Autumn Festival Party" broadcast live on CCTV. ah! It’s so nice to watch the Mid-Autumn Festival Gala together as a family!
This Mid-Autumn Festival is really unforgettable! Mid-Autumn Festival Fourth Grade Composition 10
Autumn night is not as bright as summer night. Fog filled a large area of ??the sky, and the moon and stars no longer gave off their charming light.
On this silent night, the clouds could no longer hold back. They soaked themselves into a pitch-black color, and then trembled coldly, only to see the mist of autumn rain falling, " "Pitter-patter" beats on the branches and leaves of the poplar tree; "tick-tick" drips on the thick leaves of the camphor tree; "ding-ding-dong-dong" knocks on the thick wall. The rain, which is sometimes tender and sometimes vicissitudes of life, is like a hand in the night, playing a symphony. The moonlight is the light master behind the stage, silently emitting flickering light.
The rain is not heavy, but it keeps falling. It flows along the ditch to the river, "tick-tock-tock" which is the passage of time. At this time, it is already three o'clock in the morning, and a thin mist lies on the windows of every room. The rain is still falling, the moon is gradually setting to the west, and the hazy moonlight has become much clearer. The autumn insects no longer chirp endlessly, but the sound of rainwater fills the whole world; the frogs no longer sing, only the ripples in the pond are still rippling. From time to time, a chirping little bird drew an exotic arc in the dark sky.
"Tick Tick Tock", this outstanding pianist finally made his curtain call as dawn was approaching. A faint dawn appeared in the east. Except for one or two small puddles on the ground, no one knew it had ever been there. The cars that got up early on the road came and went quietly, making a "rumbling" sound from time to time, and then there was silence again.
This is an autumn night in the rain!