When the Spring Festival comes, make a handwritten newspaper to celebrate the festival, and get the contents ready. The following is the "content information of the sixth grade Spring Festival handwritten newspaper" compiled by me for everyone, for reference only, and you are welcome to read it. Contents and materials of the handwritten newspaper for the Spring Festival in Grade 6 (1)

The 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month [offering sacrifices to the kitchen god]

The traditional custom of China is the sacrificial stove of the Spring Festival custom. The folk proverb says, "Twenty-three, sacrifice the stove." "The twenty-third day of the twelfth lunar month is the day of offering sacrifices to Kitchen God. Most of the statues of the Kitchen God are also printed with the calendar of this year, with the words "Chief Chef of the East", "God of Human Supervision" and "Head of the Family" written on them to show the status of the Kitchen God.

the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month [sweeping the dust]

First of all, get rid of the old to welcome the new year. Sweeping the dust is the year-end cleaning, which is called "sweeping the house" in the north and "dusting" in the south. Sweeping the dust before the Spring Festival is a traditional custom in our country. On the day of dust-sweeping, the whole family worked together to clean the house and courtyard, scrub the pots and pans, remove and wash the bedding, and greet the New Year cleanly. In fact, people express their willingness to get rid of the old and the old with the help of the homonym of "dust" and "Chen".

On the 25th day of the twelfth lunar month [receiving the Jade Emperor]

It is said that after the report from the Kitchen King to heaven, the Jade Emperor will visit the lower bound to see if all the households are as the Kitchen King played, so all the households will eat tofu dregs to show their poverty and avoid the punishment of the Jade Emperor.

the 26th day of the twelfth lunar month [cutting annual meat]

As the saying goes, "On the 26th day of the twelfth lunar month, pigs are killed to cut annual meat", which means that meat is mainly prepared for the Chinese New Year on this day. The so-called killing pigs, of course, is to kill their own pigs; The so-called meat cutting means that poor families who don't raise pigs go to the market to buy meat for the New Year. The reason why "cutting annual meat" is put into the annual ballad is because the farming society and economy are underdeveloped, and people can only eat meat in the annual festival, so it is called "annual meat".

the 27th day of the twelfth lunar month [bathing]

It is said that bathing on this day can get rid of one year's bad luck and wash away one year's illness. In fact, it is to pray for good health and no disease in the coming year! In traditional folk customs, taking a bath and washing clothes in these two days can get rid of the bad luck of one year and wash away the diseases of the past year. In fact, it is to pray for good health and disease-free in the coming year!

On the 28th day of the twelfth lunar month [steaming steamed bread]

On this day, Taiyuan people want to steam "two steamed buns with cakes"; Hebei people are "steaming jujube flowers" to prepare sacrifices for their ancestors on New Year's Eve; Henan people are also "twenty-eight", steaming buns and frying Geta. "Only Beijingers are slow to shoot. Only in this genius can they" send their faces "and wait until the 29th to" steam steamed buns ".

Worship of ancestors has a long history in China. The Spring Festival is a big festival, and the ceremony of going to the grave to invite ancestors is particularly solemn. In most areas, ancestors are invited on the morning of 29th.

The 3th day of the twelfth lunar month (New Year's Eve) [Sticking to the door] [Sticking to Spring Festival couplets] [Eating New Year's Eve] [Keeping the old age] [Sacrificing ancestors]

New Year's Eve refers to the night on the last day of the year, which is connected with the Spring Festival, and it is an important moment of "one night is even two years old, and five hours are divided into two years." In addition to the meaning of "yes", New Year's Eve means "the month is poor and the old year is exhausted", which means that the old year will be removed here and the new year will be replaced next year. New Year's Eve is the first climax of the New Year's Festival.

On the first day of the first month [New Year's greetings]

In ancient times, there was a distinction between New Year's greetings and New Year's greetings: New Year's greetings were to knock on the elders; The New Year is a time for peers to congratulate each other. Now, some institutions, organizations, enterprises and schools get together to congratulate each other, which is called "group worship".

On the second day of the first month [Sacrificing the God of Wealth]

In the north, the God of Wealth is sacrificed on the second day of the first month. On this day, both commercial shops and ordinary families will hold activities to sacrifice the God of Wealth. Families offered sacrifices to the God of Wealth who came on New Year's Eve.

on the third day of the first month [in the small year]

on the third day of the new year, the fat pig arch. The son-in-law visits her father-in-law and daughter-in-law to go back to her mother's house, and presents her with even numbers.

on the fourth day of the first month [welcome the kitchen god to send the fire god] [throw the poor]

on the fourth night of the first month, prepare sacrifices, cakes, incense sticks and other things, and ring gongs and drums to burn incense and worship, and be pious and respectful to the god of wealth. On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, it was the birthday of the God of Wealth. In order to compete for the market, it took place before the fourth lunar month, so it was called "grabbing the road", also known as "taking the God of Wealth".

On the fifth day of the first month [seeing the poor]

On the fifth day of the first month, "welcoming the God of Wealth" is just a widely popular custom among the people, which reflects the traditional psychology that people generally hope to bid farewell to the old poverty and hardships and welcome a better life in the new year. In fact, besides setting off firecrackers, you need your own wisdom and hard work.

On the sixth day of the first month [when the market opens]

According to the custom of the Han nationality, the sixth day is the day when shops open, and setting off firecrackers symbolizes that this year's business will be prosperous, safe and prosperous.

the seventh day of the first month [People's Day]

The seventh day of the first month is called People's Day, which is also called People's Victory Day, People's Celebration Day and People's Seven Days. Legend has it that the female snail first created the world, and after she created animals such as chickens, dogs, pigs, cows and horses, she created people on the seventh day, so this day is the birthday of mankind.

The eighth day of the first month [Valley Day] [Shunxing Festival]

People make small lanterns to burn and sacrifice them on the eighth day of the first month as the lower limit of the stars, which is called Shunxing, also known as "Sacrificing Stars" and "Receiving Stars".

the ninth day of the first month [Sunlight Festival]

The ninth day of the Spring Festival is considered by the people to be the birthday of the Jade Emperor, which is called "Sunlight". On this day, the Taoist temple will hold a grand birthday ceremony and recite scriptures. On this day, every household should look at the sky and bow down and hold the most solemn ceremony.

1th day of the first month [stone birthday]

On the 1th day of the first month of the lunar calendar, one of the traditional festivals of the Han nationality is called the Stone Festival, which is the birthday of the stone god, and it is called' Stone Grinding Day',' Ten-Child Day' and' Stone Immortality'.

the 15th day of the first month [Lantern Festival]

Lantern Festival is the main traditional festival in China, also known as Yuanxi and Yuanye, because it is the first full moon night in the New Year. Because this festival has the custom of watching lanterns in past dynasties, it is also called the Lantern Festival. Contents and materials of the handwritten newspaper for the Spring Festival of Grade 6 (II)

Brief introduction of the Spring Festival:

The Spring Festival refers to the traditional Lunar New Year in the Chinese character cultural circle, commonly known as the "New Year Festival". The traditional names are New Year, New Year's Eve and New Year's Eve, but it is also called "Celebrating the New Year" and "New Year's Eve" verbally, which is the most solemn traditional festival of the Chinese nation.

During the Spring Festival, Han people and some ethnic minorities in China will hold various celebrations. These activities are mainly about offering sacrifices to ancestors, paying homage to ancestors, getting rid of the old and spreading the new, welcoming the new year and praying for a good harvest, with rich and colorful forms and strong national characteristics. Influenced by Chinese culture, some countries and nations belonging to the Chinese character cultural circle also have the custom of celebrating the Spring Festival. On the Spring Festival, people try their best to go home and reunite with their loved ones, expressing their ardent expectations for the coming year and their good wishes for life in the new year.

The Spring Festival is not only a festival, but also an important carrier for China people to release their emotions and satisfy their psychological demands. It is also the annual carnival and eternal spiritual pillar of the Chinese nation.

Traditional folk information of the Spring Festival:

The Spring Festival is a new day to get rid of the old cloth. Although the Spring Festival is set on the first day of the first lunar month, the activities of the Spring Festival are not limited to the first day of the first lunar month. From the Lunar New Year's Day on the 23rd (or 24th) of the twelfth lunar month, people began to "busy year": cleaning houses, washing their hair and bathing, preparing instruments for the New Year's Day, etc. All these activities have the same theme, that is, "saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new".

The Spring Festival is also a time to pray for the New Year. The ancients said that when the millet is ripe, it will be a "year", and when the grain is harvested, it will be a "great year". In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, there was an annual celebration of harvest. Later, praying to heaven for the new year became one of the main contents of the annual custom; Moreover, gods such as Kitchen God, Door God, God of Wealth, XiShen, Well God, etc. all enjoy human incense during the Spring Festival. People take this opportunity to thank the gods for their care in the past and pray for more blessings in the new year.

Spring Festival is also a time for family reunion, mourning for relatives and worshipping ancestors. On New Year's Eve, the whole family got together and had a "reunion dinner". The elders distributed "lucky money" to the children, and the whole family sat in a "vigil". At the turn of the New Year's Day, firecrackers rang, and the activities to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year reached a climax. Families burn incense and pay tribute to heaven and earth and ancestors, and then pay tribute to their elders in turn, and then congratulate their relatives and friends.

The Spring Festival is a festival for people's entertainment and revelry. After the January Day, all kinds of colorful entertainment activities were carried out in competition, such as playing with lions, dancing dragon lanterns, dancing yangko, walking on stilts and juggling, which added a rich festive atmosphere to the Spring Festival.

Therefore, the Spring Festival, which is a grand ceremony integrating praying for the New Year, celebrating and entertaining, has become the most solemn festival of the Chinese nation. Today, except for activities such as offering sacrifices to gods and ancestors, the main customs of the Spring Festival have been well inherited and developed. Contents and materials of the handwritten newspaper for the Spring Festival in Grade 6 (3)

Customs in various places during the Spring Festival

Spring Festival Temple Fair in Old Beijing

Spring Festival, commonly known as Chinese New Year. In addition to the general annual customs, temple fairs are the main customs of the old Beijing New Year. In addition to the well-known factory Dian, Wuxian God of Wealth Temple (from the second day to the sixteenth day), Dongyue Temple (from the first day to the fifteenth day) and Baiyunguan Temple (from the first day to the nineteenth day) are all famous temple fairs, which are the most characteristic of Beijing's New Year.

The official activities of Wuxian God of Wealth Temple are counted from the second day of the first month. In the early morning of the second day of the lunar new year, except for the rich and dignitaries, the vast majority of people who go to the temple of God of Wealth to make incense ride bicycles. Most of them wear all kinds of satin cotton gowns, jackets or waistcoats, and thin felt hats. Pilgrims leave Guang 'anmen from the city to the south. Of course, it is basically downwind (because Beijing is more northwest in winter). But as soon as you get out of Guang 'anmen, you must go against the wind.

Paper fish, which is tied with a white thread with a bamboo chop for carrying; There are also strings of gold and silver ingots with clay tires and gold and silver foil, which are also tied to bamboo splits. There is also a noisy windmill. This kind of windmill is made of thin bamboo strips and colored paper strips and pasted into wind wheels, which are installed on the straw rack. Each wind wheel is tied with a pair of small drum legs with white lines and beats a small drum covered with clay. When the wind blows, it will be buzzing.

This kind of windmill is single, with four or even a dozen connected together. In the evening, when the sun goes down, as long as you stand on the street, you can see one bike after another forming a rapid traffic flow.

Northeast New Year Customs

Northeasters pay attention to liveliness and celebration in the New Year, and there are many new year customs.

It is a custom for northerners to eat jiaozi with coins for good luck

It is a custom for northerners to eat jiaozi in the New Year. Northeastern folks have the habit of keeping watch on New Year's Eve. On New Year's Eve, you must eat jiaozi, and only a few coins are wrapped in many jiaozi (now people pay attention to hygiene, so they use peanuts or other nuts instead. ), whoever eats this jiaozi indicates good luck and good luck in the new year.

in addition, people in the northeast must eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the fifth day, which is also called "breaking the fifth day", that is, biting jiaozi, which means destroying all unlucky things and has the meaning of driving away disasters and avoiding evil spirits.

Shaanxi folk customs

The folk customs of the Spring Festival are similar all over the country. Shaanxi folk customs are simple, and the Spring Festival has a strong local flavor and local characteristics. At the beginning of the year In ancient times, Nian was not on the 29th or 3th of the twelfth lunar month, but on the twelfth lunar month, which was later called Laba. La Worship was moved to the end of the year after the Northern and Southern Dynasties. In the Republic of China, when the solar calendar was changed, the lunar calendar "Year" was called "Spring Festival", because the Spring Festival? Generally, it is behind "beginning of spring", so it is called Spring Festival.

Spring Festival foods in various places

Beijing: Old Beijingers pay special attention to the "Chinese New Year" diet. From this song: "Don't be greedy for children. After Laba is the New Year, Laba porridge is drunk for a few days. It's 23, 23, candied melons stick, 24, sweeping the house, 25, frying tofu, 26, stewing mutton, 27, killing cocks. Laba porridge, fried tofu, stewed mutton, etc. listed in folk songs are all old Beijing delicacies during the Spring Festival.

Shanghai: Shanghai People's Congress eats glutinous rice balls, rice cakes, bee cakes, rice cakes, cloud cakes, etc. on the first day of the lunar new year. The fable is "getting higher every year" and "climbing higher step by step". In addition, eating soybean sprouts (also called "ruyi cuisine") symbolizes all the best, and eating sprouted vegetables (soaked with broad beans) means getting rich.

Northeast China: People in Northeast China will kill a pig first after entering the twelfth lunar month, and invite the villagers to have a meal to celebrate. Then wrap sticky bean bags and make tofu. Sticky bean bags are mostly made of glutinous rice with bean stuffing on the leather bag. Almost every family makes them, ranging from hundreds of kilograms to dozens of kilograms, which can last for a winter. Eat jiaozi on the first and fifth day of the Lunar New Year.

southern Henan: We eat New Year's Eve dinner until midnight in southern Henan, and then serve a plate of fish when the New Year bell rings to show that there is more than one year. On the morning of the first day, jiaozi was cooked with noodles, which stood for money-oriented and meant to make a fortune.

Hunan: Hunan people will eat chicken, meat and fish on New Year's Eve. The chicken is required to be a rooster, and the whole chicken should be stewed, and its head should be raised when it is loaded; Fish should be silver carp, stewed and sprinkled with red pepper powder, which symbolizes that there is more than enough food every year and the grain is abundant. The contents and materials of the handwritten newspaper for the Spring Festival in Grade 6 (4)

Drive away the Nian beast

According to legend, there was a monster called Nian in ancient China, with long tentacles and fierce abnormality. Nian lived at the bottom of the sea for many years, and climbed ashore every New Year's Eve, devouring livestock and hurting people's lives. Therefore, every New Year's Eve, people in villages and villages fled to the deep mountains to avoid the harm of the "Year" beast.

On New Year's Eve this year, people in Taohua Village were helping the old and taking the young to take refuge in the mountains. An old beggar came from outside the village, only to find him with crutches in his hand and a bag in his arm. His silver beard was elegant and he looked at Matthew Star. The villagers have sealed windows and locked doors, packed their bags, herded cows and drove sheep, and people shouted hiss everywhere, which was a scene of hurry and panic. At this time, who has the heart to take care of the begging old man? Only an old woman in the east of the village gave the old man some food and advised him to go up the mountain quickly to avoid the Nian beast. The old man smiled and said, "If my mother-in-law lets me stay at home for one night, I will definitely drive the Nian beast away." The old woman was surprised to look closely, and saw that he was handsome, energetic and extraordinary. But she continued to persuade and begged the old man to laugh without saying a word. Mother-in-law had no choice but to leave home and take refuge in the mountains.

At midnight, Nian beast broke into the village. It found that the atmosphere in the village was different from previous years: the old woman's house in the east of the village had red paper on the door and the house was brightly lit. The "Nian" beast shook all over and gave a long cry. "Nian" glared at her mother-in-law's house for a moment, and then screamed and rushed over. Near the door, there was a sudden "bang, bang, bang, bang" explosion in the courtyard, and Nian trembled all over, and dared not go forward again. It turns out that Nian is most afraid of red, fire and exploding. At this time, my mother-in-law opened her door wide and saw an old man in a red robe laughing in the hospital. "Nian" was frightened to disgrace and fled in confusion.

The next day is the first day of the first month. When people came back from refuge, they were very surprised to see that the village was safe. At this time, the old woman suddenly realized and quickly told the villagers about the promise of begging the old man. Villagers flocked to the old woman's house, only to see red paper on her mother-in-law's door, a pile of unburned bamboo still exploding in the courtyard, and a few red candles in the house were still glowing ... The villagers were ecstatic to celebrate the auspicious arrival, and they changed their clothes and hats one after another, and went to relatives and friends' homes to congratulate and say hello. The story soon spread in the surrounding villages, and people all knew the way to drive away the "Nian" beast.

Since then, every year on New Year's Eve, every family has posted red couplets and set off firecrackers; Every household is brightly lit by candlelight, and it is better to wait for the new year. In the early morning of the first day, I have to say hello to my relatives and friends. This custom spread more and more widely, and became the most grand folk in China.