In real life or work and study, everyone is familiar with writing. Writing requires a complete text structure, so it is necessary to avoid writing without ending. So how do you write a general composition? The following is my composition (selected 6 articles) for Spring Festival in Beijing, for reference only. Let's have a look. According to the old rules in Beijing, the Spring Festival begins almost at the beginning of the twelfth lunar month. "La Qi La Ba, freezing to death in Western jackdaw", this is the coldest time of the year. On Laba Day, everyone cooks Laba porridge (zhōu). Porridge is made of all kinds of rice, beans and dried fruits. This is not porridge, but a small agricultural exhibition.
in addition, we will soak laba garlic on this day. Put garlic cloves in vinegar and seal them for jiaozi for the Chinese New Year. By the end of the year, garlic was soaked like jade, and vinegar was spicy, so that people could not help eating more jiaozi. In Beijing, during the Spring Festival, every family eats jiaozi.
When children prepare for the Spring Festival, the first important thing is to buy mixed food. This is made of dried fruits such as peanuts, dates, hazelnuts and chestnuts mixed with candied fruit. Children like to eat these odds and ends. The second important thing is to buy firecrackers, especially boys. I'm afraid the third thing is to buy all kinds of things-kites, diabolos, harmonicas and so on.
children are happy, but adults are also in a hurry. They must prepare food, drink, wear and use for the New Year, so as to show the new atmosphere of Vientiane in the New Year.
The 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month is almost a rehearsal for the Spring Festival. As soon as it gets dark and firecrackers sound, it smells like Chinese New Year. On this day, I want to eat sugar. There are many vendors selling maltose and glutinous rice sugar in the street. The sugar shape is rectangular or melon-shaped, sweet and sticky, and children like it best.
after twenty-three, everyone is busier. We must clean up once, and we must prepare enough meat, chicken, fish, vegetables and rice cakes-most shops are closed from the first day of the first month to the fifth day of the first month and do not open until the sixth day of the first month.
New Year's Eve is really lively. Every family is rushing to cook new year's dishes, and the smell of wine and meat is everywhere. Men, women and children all wear new clothes, red couplets are posted outside the door, and all kinds of New Year pictures are posted in the room. On New Year's Eve, every family lights up all night without interruption, and firecrackers go on day and night. People who work outside will come home for a reunion dinner unless they have to. This night, except for very young children, no one sleeps, and everyone has to stay up.
The scene on the first day of the first lunar month is completely different from that on New Year's Eve: the shops are all boarded up, and the firecrackers are piled up in front of the door last night, and the whole city is resting.
Men pay New Year greetings to relatives and friends before noon. Women receive guests at home. Many temples in and outside the city hold temple fairs, and vendors set up stalls outside the temples to sell tea, food and various toys. Children especially like to visit temple fairs, in order to have the opportunity to see the wild scenery outside the city, ride donkeys and buy those special toys for the New Year. There are horse races and camel races at the temple fair. These competitions are not about who is the first and who is the second, but about performing the beautiful posture and skillful skills of horses, camels and riders in front of the audience.
Most shop owners open on the sixth day of the first month, but they are not very busy. The guys in the shop can also take turns to visit temple fairs, flyovers and go to the opera.
Lantern Festival is on the market, and another climax of the Spring Festival has arrived. On the fifteenth day of the first month, lights were decorated everywhere, and the whole street seemed to be a happy event, prosperous and beautiful. Hundreds of lights are hung in famous old shops, some of which are all made of glass, some are all made of horns, some are gauze lamps, and some are all painted with all the stories of A Dream of Red Mansions or Water Margin. This was also an advertisement in those days. As soon as the light is hung, anyone can visit the shop. At night, when candles are lit in the lights, there will be more viewers.
Children buy all kinds of fireworks to set off. Even if they don't run into the street to be naughty, they can still play with sound and light at home. There are also lights at home: lanterns, palace lanterns, various paper lanterns, and gauze lanterns, with small bells inside, which will tinkle when the time comes. On this day, everyone must also eat Yuanxiao! This is indeed a beautiful and happy day.
In a blink of an eye, we arrived at the Temple of the Remnant Lights, and the Spring Festival ended on the 19th day of the first month. Students should go to school, and adults should do things as usual. The twelfth lunar month and the first lunar month are the most leisure time for everyone in the countryside. After the Lantern Festival, the weather turned warmer, and everyone went to work again. Although Beijing is a city, it also celebrates the New Year with the countryside, and it is too lively. The Spring Festival in Beijing 2
The Spring Festival is the most grand traditional festival in China. As a Nanning native, I am well aware of the custom of celebrating the Spring Festival in my hometown.
On the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month before New Year's Eve, it is called "Little New Year's Eve". There will be a small banquet at home, and relatives and friends will call it "Farewell".
New Year's Eve refers to the night on the last day of the twelfth lunar month every year. On this night, our family will do three things: offering sacrifices, eating New Year's Eve and observing the new year. We will never forget our late ancestors in the Spring Festival. At this time, we will offer food or flowers to show our hearts. Eating New Year's Eve is the most lively and enjoyable time for every household in the Spring Festival. The sumptuous New Year's food filled a table, the whole family got together, sat around the table, and had a family reunion dinner. The sense of fulfillment in our hearts was beyond words. The custom of keeping the old age on New Year's Eve not only expresses the feeling of farewell and nostalgia for the years that have passed away like water, but also expresses the good hope for the coming New Year. Nanning people celebrate the New Year. In addition to the New Year's Eve dinner, the breakfast on the first day of the New Year is also very particular. In order to have a good omen for the new year, adults and children are not allowed to sleep late on the first day of the New Year. No matter how late we play on New Year's Eve, we have to get up at eight o'clock on the morning of New Year's Day, say hello to our parents and elders, and say some words of blessing, and then the elders will benefit the younger generation. After nine o'clock, the whole family will sit together for New Year's breakfast. New Year's breakfast includes rice cakes, zongzi, rice flour, lettuce and glutinous rice balls.
The second day of the first month is the day when Nanning people visit New Year. The so-called new year call refers to visiting relatives and friends' homes and celebrating the New Year. Paying New Year greetings is a traditional folk custom in China, and it is a way for people to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, and express their best wishes to each other.
On the third day of the first month, my parents will take me back to my grandparents' house. Our family must arrive before dinner, otherwise it will be unlucky.
The fifteenth day of the first month is also a lively and festive festival in a year. On this day, every family will eat glutinous rice balls, and we are no exception. Tangyuan is filled with white sugar, rose, sesame, red bean paste, yellow cinnamon, walnut kernel, nuts, jujube paste, etc., and wrapped into a ball with glutinous rice flour. It can be cooked in soup, fried and steamed, and can be vegetarian, with different flavors, which symbolizes the meaning of reunion and happiness. After dinner, you can enjoy the lights everywhere. There are lifelike butterfly lights, lively and lovely pig lights, round and big watermelon lights, the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon lights flying in the air, naughty and interesting mouse lights ... but the most lovable one is the simple and lovely calf lights. These lanterns, made by skilled craftsmen, are made of paper, metal, yarn and plastic, all kinds of which are novel in design.
after the fifteenth day of the first month, the new year is over. We keep our memories of the New Year in our hearts and look forward to the next Spring Festival ... 3
The Spring Festival in Beijing is the biggest traditional festival in China, so the customs of the Spring Festival vary from place to place, as far as Beijing is concerned.
From the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, every household wanted to soak laba vinegar (garlic), and it began to have a "taste of the year". The folk song says, "Don't be upset, old lady. It's New Year after Laba. Laba porridge, how many days? Li Li La La Twenty-three ... ",the twenty-third day of the twelfth lunar month is also called" off-year ". There is a ballad that says, "Candied melons offer sacrifices to the stove. When the New Year comes, girls want flowers and boys want guns ...". From this day on, Beijingers are more busy, offering sacrifices to stoves, sweeping houses, steaming steamed buns, buying new year's goods, putting up the word "Fu", putting up New Year pictures, cutting window grilles and putting up couplets. Sticking to the door, sticking to money, has been busy until New Year's Eve, starting the New Year.
Beijingers always stick "Fu" upside down on doors, wardrobes and water tanks, which means that Fu has arrived. There are also many stresses on pasting Spring Festival couplets. Generally, people paste red Spring Festival couplets at home, and paste "horizontal approval" on the lintel. The imperial palace and the princes' mansion are all decorated with white rice paper with red edges; Those who guard the system (those who have lost their parents) should use blue paper; Yellow paper for temples. Spring Festival couplets first began in Houshu in the Five Dynasties. It is said that Prince Shu wrote on the door of this palace that "the sky hangs down in Qing Yu and the ground meets Changchun." Eight characters, this is the earliest Spring Festival couplets in China. Beijingers stick "Look up and see happiness" in the inner court, "Go out and see happiness" outside the house, and "Glory to the whole hospital" in the courtyard.
In the past, most people in old Beijing provided shrines or statues, and by the thirtieth of the year, the most important thing was to put up nine big offerings. You Tang's honey supply, Cheng Tang's set of cakes and flower cakes are fresh, Cheng Tang's fruits, Cheng Tang's dried fruits and flower cakes are eight pieces in size, New Year's cakes and rice, vegetarian jiaozi (or steamed food) and vegetarian cooking (or fried food). Those with poor family circumstances should also offer three or five offerings. Beijingers talk about eating, drinking and having fun in the New Year. These offerings are actually for people.
Beijing people's New Year's Eve dinner (also known as reunion dinner) is essential and the most abundant dinner in the whole year. On new year's eve, we should serve meat and vegetables together. There are cold meat, big items and clear dishes. Cold meat includes cold stewed pig, mutton, cold stewed chicken and duck. Big items are: braised pork, braised pork, rice flour meat, red and white meatballs, Four Joy Meetballs. Clear mouth dishes are generally tofu, green vegetables, Luo Shi, pickled bergamot and so on. The staple food is mostly vegetarian sleep.
Beijingers eat jiaozi on New Year's Eve and the first day of the first lunar month, which means "having children at a younger age". Jiaozi is always wrapped into an ingot, and sugar, copper coins, peanuts, dates, chestnuts and so on are put in jiaozi. If you eat sugar, it means that life will be sweet in the future; Eating copper coins means having money to spend; Eating peanuts means longevity, because peanuts are also called long-lived fruits, and eating dates and chestnuts means early fruiting ...
The custom of the Spring Festival in Beijing is really interesting! How cool it would be if I could spend the Spring Festival in Beijing that year. Beijing's Spring Festival composition 4
Flower is a multi-ethnic country with 56 nationalities surrounded by a flower, different nationalities and different customs. Different customs have created different holiday customs. When it comes to holiday customs, I will first think of visiting temple fairs, a Beijing custom that I believe you have heard a lot about, but there are not many estimates that you have really seen. Let me lead you to watch this interesting folk custom.
On the first day of New Year's Day, temples in and outside Beijing hold temple fairs, which are large-scale fairs. Early in the morning, the stalls outside the temple gate began to shout, and a street was packed with people. Walking into the temple gate with a good mood, the first thing that caught your eye was this year's zodiac, with a dazzling array of fluffy, porcelain and jade. Exquisite gadgets are placed on the container, neat and orderly, which is very eye-catching.
After visiting exquisite handicrafts, I went to Food Street to prepare for a hearty meal. The fragrance is everywhere, and I can smell it from ten miles away. The food street is full of snacks, gathering delicious food from all directions. Just looking at it, I am tired of drooling. It must be comfortable to come here and taste all kinds of delicious food! When I heard that Alibaba's kebabs in Beijing market were delicious and fleshy, I couldn't help but feel excited. I found several old hands and ordered a dozen kebabs in a row. I sat in a small chair and ate and looked at the bustling market. It was really delicious, and even a series of kebabs were not enough. Who called Beijing's snacks full of color, fragrance and taste?
After eating and drinking enough, I continued to watch with me, and I trotted all the way to the Children's World. There are all kinds of prize-winning games for children to play, as well as rare toys introduced in the New Year, such as "shooting at the target", "pulling a cart by sheep" and "chopping Huashan Mountain". There are all kinds of temple fair games with their own characteristics, some of which are exciting and some are interesting, all of which make people open their eyes and eyes, feasting their eyes and having endless fun. But these activities have made countless children happy.
enough fun, bid farewell to the playground, listen to the "quintessence of Chinese culture" with me, and feel the true meaning of culture with your heart. If you don't get to the performance theater early, it's really hard to see the performances of the actors on the stage. The theater is ten miles and eight floors and is surrounded by literary lovers. The programs here are colorful and endless, including Peking Opera, Pingju Opera, Crosstalk, Sketch, Mime, etc., one after another, which makes the audience under the stage addicted to it. Those who are familiar with it hum two songs, and those who don't understand it also use their hands to gesture up and down in the air, follow the melody, shake their heads and enjoy the charm of Peking Opera and the cheerfulness of the sketch. After the performance, the sound of clapping spread all over the venue and echoed over the temple fair for a long time.
I'm jumping here and there, sweating like rain, but I also enjoy it. Although there is no fireworks festival, it does not lose the festive atmosphere. On the contrary, it adds endless fun, such as old temple fairs, new temple fairs, big gatherings of east, west, north and south. It has its unique charm and its excitement. The motherland has given birth to different nationalities, different folk customs and colorful flowers, but the customs of old Beijing make me happy! Beijing's Spring Festival composition 5
According to the old rules of southwest Shandong, when I entered Heze, my hometown in the twelfth lunar month, I had a strong flavor of the year. On the morning of Laba, every family drinks a bowl of Laba porridge. Laba porridge is made of red dates, corn, walnuts, black rice, fragrant rice, red beans and millet. It is said that eating Laba porridge can prolong life and increase happiness, and you won't get sick in the coming year.
The 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month is called "off-year" in southwest Shandong, and it is also the festival of offering sacrifices to stoves. Before the festival of offering sacrifices to the stove, a flat, white and long candy for offering sacrifices to the stove can be seen everywhere in the market. Legend has it that the kitchen god in charge of the kitchen will go to heaven to report to the jade emperor on the day of the kitchen festival. Therefore, every family will stick a portrait of the kitchen god next to the stove and incense it, and then stick the kitchen god's mouth with sacrificial candy, so that he can only say good things about Geely. Therefore, the couplet beside the stove is "Heaven speaks good things, and the lower bound is safe", and the horizontal batch is "the head of the family".
On the 26th day of the twelfth lunar month, grandmothers and aunts began to be busy steaming flower cakes, fried meatballs, and bacon ... Looking at these delicious foods and smelling the fragrant smell, we felt that the flavor of the year was getting stronger and stronger.
On the 28th of the twelfth lunar month, it is the last big episode of the year, so everyone will snap up the new year's goods in big bags and prepare to entertain relatives and friends with alcohol, tobacco, sugar and tea.
New Year's Eve is more lively. Every household is busy cooking paste and pasting Spring Festival couplets in the morning. Set off firecrackers to eat jiaozi at noon. In the evening, every family makes a New Year's Eve dinner, and wine and meat are fragrant everywhere. Firecrackers rang from midnight until dawn. Before going to bed, grandma will go to the temple to worship God and pray for the safety of the whole family in the coming year. And block the door with a wooden stick, sprinkle sesame stalks in the yard, and finally press two steamed buns in the pot, which means that the imp will not make trouble, live a better life and have more food every year.
On the first day of New Year's Day, everyone gets up early and goes to various houses. The younger generation kowtows to the elders and grandparents give red envelopes to the children.
the second day of the first month is the day when the married daughter returns to her parents' home. On this day, the daughter and son-in-law returned to their parents with their little grandchildren, and the children and parents got together to cook, eat and chat, and the children from all walks of life ran around, full of excitement and reunion.
The fifteenth day of the first month is a good day. People roll Yuanxiao, make wishing lanterns and buy fireworks. At noon, bright red lanterns are hung on every door. After eating Yuanxiao in the evening, I went out to watch lanterns and fireworks. The streets are brightly lit and the sky is colorful. Light another wish.