Happy Spring Festival has finally arrived in everyone's expectation. The indispensable custom of my family during the Spring Festival is to package jiaozi together. The following is the 300-word Chinese New Year written by me for your reference only. Welcome to read it.

The custom composition of the 300-word Spring Festival in my hometown (1) In fact, the custom of the Spring Festival in xx is similar to that in most places. The first thing we do is to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new. To get rid of all the bad luck in a year, from the age of 22 to after the Spring Festival, you can't say that you are unlucky and you can't wear white ornaments, which is the most taboo for the elderly. They said it just drove away the bad luck, and the bad luck came back. In short, it is not good.

At 23: 00, everyone is busier. They want to prepare new year's goods and do a general cleaning. Cleaning must be spotless and reflective like a mirror.

Nothing is more lively than New Year's Eve. All the new year's goods are put on the table, and firecrackers, door paintings and Spring Festival couplets are decorated more beautifully. After busy, everyone came to visit, which should be the most lively time. Eating melon seeds, peanuts, drinking rice wine, talking and laughing, added another joy to the New Year.

Fireworks are set off in the evening, and after that, everyone should keep watch except children, in order to let the old people live longer. Watch is also commonly known as staying up late.

The first day of the first month is not as lively as New Year's Eve, or it may be because everyone is resting and observing the old year. If you are busy, it will be evening. Eating New Year's Eve, the first month, the New Year's Eve and the round table are actually symbols of reunion.

After the first day of the first month, we went to the streets, beaming everywhere, covered with lanterns and colorful decorations, and the happiness of the New Year haunted us all the time.

This is the custom of the Spring Festival in xx, and it is also a festival in xx.

China New Year (2) China New Year, China New Year. ...

I like Chinese New Year best, so I can go back to my hometown and reunite with my relatives. Cousins who seldom meet at ordinary times finally get together and stick together all day. At night, we cover a quilt together, just like a group of piglets sleeping in a circle, burying their heads in the quilt and whispering, you tickle me and I poke. ...

On New Year's Eve, the whole family wrapped jiaozi together, including making dough, rolling skin and stuffing. They talked and laughed, and they were very happy. Looking at jiaozi was born in his own hands, especially with a sense of accomplishment. When eating jiaozi, we all eat very carefully, because there is money in it! Whoever can eat it depends on luck. Although the youngest brother is only over three years old, he has a big bowl of jiaozi. If he doesn't eat a coin for a long time, he will be so sad that he will almost cry. If he eats one, he will laugh happily.

On the first day of New Year's Day, we heard that we were going to pay a New Year call. We quickly put on new clothes and hats, followed the adults out and visited them one by one.

This is the custom of Chinese New Year in our hometown.

Hometown Custom Composition 300 Words Spring Festival (3) In my home, there are many customs in the Spring Festival.

On New Year's Eve, every family will have a New Year's Eve dinner. Men and women have equal rights and have to go to work. The Spring Festival is more joyful. Every family should set off firecrackers, eat jiaozi in the morning, have New Year's Eve dinner at noon and have sweets at night. No bickering or breaking dishes during the day. If they are broken, they should immediately say that they are safe in the New Year, so as to indicate that everything will go well in the coming year.

Xx people mainly live in xx, and we attach great importance to politeness. When we meet, we are used to putting our hands in the middle of our chest, leaning forward 30 degrees or shaking hands and saying "hello" repeatedly.

However, in Mongolian etiquette, people offer Hada, pass snuff bottles, pack cigarettes and pay New Year greetings. Of course, there are also bows and handshakes now.

In terms of diet, especially for Hui people, pigs, dogs, donkeys, mules, horses, cats and all fierce animals are fasted, and livestock slaughtered by non-Muslims are also fasted, and intermarriage is generally practiced, but intermarriage between brothers and sisters is restricted.

Tea and brown sugar are the best holiday products for Hui people.

This is the national style of China, and we are very surprised by its different characteristics.