In our daily study, work and life, it is inevitable for us to touch or use writing. Writing is a narrative way in which people express the relevant knowledge, experience and thoughts stored in memory in written form. What kind of composition can be called an excellent composition? The following is a collection of five 4-word essays on folk customs that I have carefully arranged, hoping to help everyone. 1

My hometown is in Sichuan, where the customs of various festivals are different from those in other places, so let me introduce the customs of my hometown to you!

Spring Festival is the most solemn and lively traditional festival in China, commonly known as "New Year". The festival lasts from the first day to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Before the Spring Festival, most urban and rural areas began to prepare new year's goods, kill pigs, sheep, rabbits, etc., make bacon, buy food, and get new clothes. During the Spring Festival, everyone dressed up, hung New Year's pictures, posted Spring Festival couplets, had a reunion dinner on the 3 th, and began to visit relatives' homes to pay New Year's greetings and worship their ancestors on the second and third days of the year. This is our custom in Sichuan! Tomb-Sweeping Day is mainly engaged in outings and picnics in the middle of February and around April 5 of the Gregorian calendar. Some are activities such as ancestor worship and grave sweeping. This custom activity is also a common activity in urban and rural areas. This is our custom in Sichuan! Torch Festival of Yi people: Torch Festival is the biggest traditional festival of Yi people in Liangshan, Sichuan. The time is June 24 of the lunar calendar every year. Every family drinks, eats lumps of meat, and kills animals to sacrifice their ancestors. People wear new clothes and carry out cultural and sports activities with national characteristics. Men take part in bullfighting, sheep, chickens, horse racing and wrestling. Women sing, play the strings and play the yueqin. Swim the torch around the front and back of the house at night; On the third night, they traveled around Shan Ye in droves with torches, and then they gathered in one place to light bonfires, burn torches, drink, sing and dance, and played until the end of the morning. This is our custom in Sichuan!

Our customs in Sichuan are very special. I like my hometown! Folk customs composition 4 words five essays 2

Today I introduced the Spring Festival in my hometown, which is also a new year and a new beginning.

This day is the day for my hometown to spend the Spring Festival, and it is also a rehearsal for the Spring Festival. In the evening, as soon as it gets dark, I hear a burst of firecrackers. This is to eat dumplings. Every year, firecrackers should be set off before going to bed, and some paper money should be burned to send the kitchen god to heaven. Only after these are done can we eat dumplings. On this day, we have to tidy up the house and prepare for the arrival of the new year.

The thirtieth day of the twelfth lunar month is also the New Year's Day for the population in my hometown. At twelve noon on this day, every household puts up couplets. In the evening, the whole family sat at the table and had a reunion dinner. At the beginning of the Spring Festival party, every household began to make dumplings, watching them while wrapping them. You can't go to bed until twelve o'clock in the evening, and you can't go to bed until after eating dumplings.

On the morning of the first day of the first month, people put on new clothes, which is the happiest moment for children, because it's time to collect the lucky money. After collecting the lucky money, they go out to pay New Year's greetings together, make a string of visits to that house, walk there, and then wait for others to come to pay New Year's greetings at home.

After the Spring Festival, I can't be idle for a few days. I have to go back and forth to other relatives' houses like this, and I have to invite the elders in the village to dinner at night. Wrap dumplings on the second night of the second day, and go to the grave for the dead relatives at four or five in the morning.

This kind of day lasts until the 15th day of the first month. On this day, you must eat Yuanxiao and set off fireworks in the evening. All kinds of fireworks appear in the sky, adding a few colors to the blue sky.

The Spring Festival lasts until the 15th day of the first month. After the Spring Festival, the weather gradually gets warmer, children start to go to school, and everyone starts to get busy for the new year. In the past, every family in Tangyin steamed moon cakes (put sugar in white flour, steamed it into a round cake shape, and then pressed some patterns with tools such as a wooden comb and a thimble). When jathyapple climbed the treetops in the Mid-Autumn Festival, he began to worship the moon with moon cakes and fruits.

In Gongyi, people give moon cakes to relatives and friends before the festival, and the whole family reunites: kill the chicken as a dish. There is a custom that "men don't want the moon". In the evening, a case is set up in the courtyard, and offerings such as moon cakes and fruits are placed to make a wish for the moon. This is called "wishing for the moon".

In Zhumadian area, it is the custom to eat Ciba and moon cakes on August 15th. The Mid-Autumn Festival falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, and it is named "Mid-Autumn" because it is right in the middle of Sanqiu. Most people in Henan call it "August 15th" and "August Festival".

It developed from the ancient people's offering sacrifices to the moon and welcoming the cold. As a festival, it took shape in the Western Han Dynasty. In Jin Dynasty, beginning of autumn enjoyed the moon, which prevailed in the Tang Dynasty. It was designated as the Mid-Autumn Festival in Song Taizong, and it is still popular today. In Henan folk, Mid-Autumn Festival activities have always revolved around the "full moon" (offering sacrifices to the moon), enjoying the moon and celebrating the harvest, and the orchestra circle.

touch the melon and send the child. In Tongbai and other places in southern Henan, on the night of August 15th, after the full moon, young women often go with each other and quietly pick wax gourd in the melon field, and then send it back to their beds at home, which means that the empress will give birth to a child, praying for a new baby in the coming year, commonly known as "touching the melon to give birth". There are many customs in my hometown, and every festival has different customs and habits. Such as: eating zongzi on the Dragon Boat Festival, eating moon cakes on the Mid-Autumn Festival and so on. In fact, among these festivals, my favorite is the Spring Festival.

In my hometown, the Spring Festival is the most important festival in a year. Because it is the beginning of a new year, we will have a very lively Spring Festival. Usually a few days before the Spring Festival, our family will go to our hometown, and then, we will buy some things for the Spring Festival.

There are more than a dozen people in our family, so we get to work quickly and enthusiastically, and we don't feel tired at all. In less than a day, we have arranged everything. The next day, several of our children went to the street to buy fireworks. We went shopping all day and bought a lot of fireworks. There are still two days before the Chinese New Year, and we always feel that time passes too slowly. Finally, on the New Year's Eve, we all wrapped up jiaozi with excitement, with many flavors. Jiaozi wrapped by my grandmother is the best. It's time to get off in jiaozi in the evening, but it's a custom in our hometown to set off firecrackers before jiaozi Jr. After a while, when jiaozi is ripe, we will eat it. We eat this jiaozi wrapped by ourselves, which is really delicious. In the evening, our whole family watched the Spring Festival Gala together and had a good time.

On New Year's Day, you will get up very early, get up at four or five o'clock, and then eat jiaozi. After eating jiaozi, you will go to pay a New Year call. We go door to door to pay New Year's greetings, and of course we can also get lucky money. Unconsciously, the whole morning passed, and at noon our family would have a reunion dinner together. Everyone is very happy together, but it is difficult to be together once. In the new year, we should all work harder to do our own things.

This is the Spring Festival in our hometown. There are 55 ethnic minorities in China, but I am most interested in the Dai nationality.

Dai people, also known as Baiyi people, are scattered in most parts of Yunnan, and their residents are quite different from those of other ethnic minorities. The architecture of Dai folk houses is mainly bamboo. The upper and lower floors are made of wood and bamboo. The roof is covered with thatch and tiles. People live on the upper floor, and livestock, farm tools and other items are raised on the lower floor.

Dai costumes are also very distinctive. Dai men generally wear collarless sleeves and long-sleeved trousers, with white cloth or blue cloth covering their heads. The clothes of Dai women are quite different in different regions. But they are basically the same, and all of them have the same characteristics as hair, skirt and blouse. The skirt reaches the foot, the blouse only reaches the waist, and the gown is tight and short. The sleeves are long and narrow.

Dai snacks are also very distinctive in the local area. Dai people take rice as their staple food and love glutinous rice. The most distinctive thing is bamboo rice. Dai people also have many special barbecues. For example, the barbeque of sweet potato grass is a flavor dish. Generally, the washed fish is wrapped in the delicious sweet potato grass first, and then barbecued on the fire. After roasting, it tastes delicious and makes people salivate.

Water-splashing Festival is the most ethnic festival of the Dai people. On the Water-Splashing Festival, people will worship the Buddha. The girls will wash the dust for the Buddha with fresh water floating with flowers, and then splash water on each other and wish each other well. At first, water was splashed with hands and bowls, and later, with pots and barrels, songs were splashed, and the more intense it was, the drums, gongs, water splashing and cheers became one. During the Songkran Festival, traditional entertainment activities such as dragon boat racing, flying high and flying lights and various song and dance parties will be held.

This is the Dai nationality, which is one of the ethnic minorities with profound cultural characteristics in China.