The long-awaited Lantern Festival on the 13th day of the first month has finally arrived. In the evening, my mother mixes noodles and my grandmother mixes stuffing. Soon, a pot of white and slippery jiaozi surfaced. My father and I wolfed down some jiaozi, then got on the motorcycle and rushed to the street. You want to ask me why I'm in such a hurry? Of course, I went to see lanterns and fireworks! The streets are really busy tonight.

"Flying" into the street, there is only one word to describe the scene before us: Duo. There are many people, lights and booths. There was a lot of people on every side. Some businessmen come to set up stalls early, some drive from miles away, and some children ride around their father's neck, eating and watching with candied haws in their hands. There are many kinds of lanterns in the street, with novel designs and different shapes.

The happiest people in the crowd are children, and everyone has a lamp in his hand. These various lights are really varied and strange. Some people pull it, some people carry it, and even some people wear it-because this year is the Year of the Rat, the mouse lamp is naturally the most popular among children. Look, the lantern pulled behind a little girl over there is so interesting: a golden mouse is pushing a car full of gold ingots, walking happily and singing "Congratulations on making a fortune, I wish you more wonderful …" The little mouse in the pile of gold ingots doesn't know when it pokes its head out, and its little head is shaking rhythmically. How funny! ……