1. Folktale composition of 200 words

The Legend of the Evil-Eliminating Festival (Miao Nationality)

Every year on the 13th day of the seventh lunar month, people from Huangping and Shibing counties in Guizhou As usual, the Miao family celebrates the "Evil Evil Festival". Why celebrate this holiday?

Legend has it that once upon a time there was a demon king who was very tall and frighteningly strong. The most abominable thing was that he stole people’s cattle and horses, causing people to have fields without cattle for plowing and goods without horses. Everyone was cursing: "It would be great if someone killed this devil." While people were looking forward to it, there was a little girl named Ani. She said, "I can get rid of the devil."

People were surprised when they heard this: "You are so young, how can you kill the devil?"

Ani said: "You found ten baskets of broken pot iron, and invited the most skilled smelter. Blacksmith, I have a way to get rid of the devil."

When people heard this, they were very happy and found these things immediately. Ani immediately asked the blacksmith to cast the broken pot into three kinds of iron balls, one as big as a basket, one as big as a water tank, and one as big as a tripod.

Ani asked everyone to make a pair of straw sandals as big as a ferry and put them on a big iron ball. Finally, she pulled a cow to eat grass next to the straw sandals.

One day, the devil saw the cow and was very unhappy. He immediately ran over and wanted to eat the cow. Unexpectedly, when I came closer, I saw three iron balls placed neatly on the ground. I saw a little girl sitting on the ground, and asked loudly: "Whose iron ball is this?"

Ani replied: "It belongs to my dad."

"Why does your dad play iron ball?"

"Just for fun!"

"Can your dad play with these things?"

Ani pointed to the straw sandals and said, "What do you think these are? Do you think my dad is strong? Can he play with these iron balls?" "

The devil asked again: "How does your father play with these iron balls?"

Ani said: "My father plays with these iron balls as easily as eggs and duck eggs. He throws a small iron ball into the sky and hits it with his toes. He throws a medium-sized iron ball into the sky and hits it with his knees. He throws a big iron ball into the sky and hits it with his head. Can you do it?"

The devil said unconvincingly: "What's so great about your father?" Then he did what Ani said. He threw it into the sky and pushed it with his toes. Unfortunately, he didn't hold it up, but he was hit with blood. Ani smiled and said: "Haha, you didn't catch it." The devil was not convinced, so he threw the medium-iron ball into the sky again and hit it with his knee. He failed to hit it, and a piece of bone fell off his knee. Ani smiled and said: "Haha, your knee is injured."

At this time, the devil was so angry that he couldn't speak. He grabbed the biggest iron ball and threw it up. It was only as big as a tree. The height fell down, and he hurriedly used his head to push it up. Unexpectedly, with a pop, his head blossomed.

When people saw that the devil was dead, they all ran out and surrounded Ani, praising her for being a brave girl. This day falls on the 13th day of the seventh lunar month. In order to commemorate this little girl's cleverness and bravery, this day is designated as the "Evil Abatement Day". 2. A 200-word essay on folklore stories

The legend of “New Year’s money”

On New Year’s Eve, every child can get New Year’s money.

The earliest lucky money appeared in the Han Dynasty, also called lucky money. It was not circulated in the market, but was cast into coins as ornaments and had the function of warding off evil spirits. On the front of the coins, there are usually auspicious words such as "Long live forever" and "Kill away disasters and evils" and auspicious patterns such as dragons, phoenixes, turtles, snakes, and Pisces.

There is a story about lucky money. Legend has it that in ancient times there was a little demon named "Sui", with black body and white hands. He would come out every New Year's Eve and touch the foreheads of sleeping children. After a child is touched, he will develop a high fever and talk in his sleep. After the fever subsides, he will become a demented fool. People are afraid that evil spirits will harm their children, so they stay up all night with lights on, which is called "guarding evil spirits".

It is said that there was a family named Guan in Jiaxing Prefecture. The couple had a son in old age and they cherished it very much. On New Year's Eve, in order to prevent "evil spirits" from intruding, the children kept playing with them. The children wrapped eight copper coins in red paper, wrapped and unwrapped them, unwrapped and wrapped them again. After going to bed, the eight copper coins wrapped in them were put away. On the pillow. In the middle of the night, a dark wind blew by, and the short black man was about to touch the child's head with his white hands. Suddenly, a golden light burst out from the child's pillow, and he ran away screaming. So this thing spread, and everyone followed suit, wrapping money in red paper and giving it to their children on New Year's Eve, so that evil spirits would not dare to invade again. Therefore, people call this kind of money "lucky money". "祟" has the same pronunciation as "sui". As time goes by, it is called "lucky money".

Nuwa mends the sky

One day, Dalong, Jingwei and Xiao Taiji went to ancient times to play together, and actually saw the legendary can withstand the sky and open the sky and the sky. I also met the beautiful Nuwa Empress in the "Buzhou Mountain" on the ground, and even saw the process of Nuwa patching up the sky...

It was truly a shocking experience that made the gods and ghosts cry. It’s so heart-wrenching to tell!

Nuwa, the great goddess in the sky, made clay dolls from clay and gave them life. 3. A 200-word essay on folklore and folktales

In ancient times, there were ten dolls in the sky. The sun made the earth smoke, the sea water dried up, and the people were so miserable that they couldn't survive.

There was a hero named Yi who was so powerful that he shot down nine suns in one go with his bow and arrows. The last sun saw that the situation was not good, and quickly confessed and begged for mercy. Only then did Yi calm down his anger and draw back his bow, ordering the sun to rise and set on time from now on, so as to benefit the people.

The name of Yi's wife was Chang'e. She was beautiful, virtuous, and kind-hearted. Everyone liked her very much.

An old Taoist admired Yi's power and character very much and gave him a package of elixir. After eating it, he could ascend to heaven and live forever. Yi couldn't bear to leave his beloved wife and fellow villagers, and he didn't want to ascend to heaven alone, so he gave the elixir of immortality to Chang'e for collection.

Yi had an apprentice named Peng Meng, who was a treacherous villain who wanted to steal Yi's elixir of life so that he could ascend to heaven and become an immortal.

On August 15th of this year, Yi took his disciples out to hunt. As evening approached, Peng Meng, who had excused himself from hunting, broke into Chang'e's residence and forced Chang'e to hand over the elixir of immortality that could ascend to heaven.

Chang'e had no choice but to swallow all the medicine in a hurry. Immediately, she was as light as a swallow and floated out of the window, straight into the sky. Because Chang'e loved her husband so much, she finally stopped on the moon closest to the earth.

When Yi heard the news, his heart was as sharp as a knife and he chased after the moon desperately. However, the moon advances when he advances, and the moon retreats when he retreats, and he can never catch up. Yi missed Chang'e and could only look at the moon in trance. At this time, the moon is also extraordinarily round and bright, just like his beloved wife looking at him.

On the night of August 15th of the second year, Chang'e walked out of the Moon Palace and silently looked into the lower world, missing her husband and fellow villagers. Her beautiful face made the moon extra round and bright.

Yi and his fellow villagers worshiped the moon under the moonlight to express their longing for Chang'e. This has been the case every year since then, passed down from generation to generation. Since August 15th is the Mid-Autumn Festival, it is designated as the Mid-Autumn Festival. 4. Folktale 200 words

A long time ago, there was an orphan who lived with his brother and sister-in-law. He was smart and diligent, but his sister-in-law still disliked him. When the fish was not bright, they would drive him up the mountain to herd the cows. Everyone called him the Cowherd. After the new year, the brother and sister-in-law and the Cowherd split up. Lang Xin's sister-in-law only gave him a shabby house and an old cow.

From then on, the Cowherd herded the cows and chopped firewood during the day, and slept in the broken room with the old cow at night. One day, the Cowherd drove his cattle into a strange forest, where there were beautiful mountains and green waters, and the birds were singing and the flowers were fragrant.

The Cowherd saw nine fairies riding auspicious clouds and landing on the grass of the river. Then he took off his colorful clothes and jumped into the crystal clear river water. The Cowherd stared at the youngest and most beautiful fairy. . Ke was fascinated by it, and then Lao Niu suddenly spoke: "She is the weaver in the sky, as long as you take away the colorful clothes, she will be your wife."

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The Cowherd quietly walked along the tree and quietly took away the colorful clothes of the Weaver Girl. When it was almost noon, other fairies put on their colorful clothes and drove away on auspicious clouds.

Only the Weaver Girl who couldn't find the colorful clothes stayed. At this time, the Cowherd walked out from behind the tree and asked the Weaver Girl to be his wife. The Weaver Girl saw that the Cowherd was honest, hard-working and strong and nodded shyly.

After the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl got married, the man farmed and the Weaver Girl weaved, and they loved each other. Two years later, the Weaver Girl gave birth to a boy and a boy.

However, the Emperor of Heaven was furious when he heard that the Weaver Girl was married. On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, the Queen Mother led the Heavenly Soldiers to capture the Weaver Girl. With the help of the old cow, the grief-stricken Cowherd carried his children in a radish basket and chased her up to Heaven.

When they got up, the Queen Mother pulled off the golden hairpin and a turbulent Milky Way appeared at the feet of the Cowherd. One was in the east of the river and the other was in the west of the river. Looking at each other in the distance, countless magpies were moved by their cries. The magpies flew to the Tianhe River and built a magpie bridge. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl could finally meet on the bridge. The Queen Mother had no choice but to allow the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl to meet on the bridge once every year on the seventh day of July. 5. What are 100 folk tales written as essays. Words

Once upon a time there was a landowner named Zhu, known as Zhu Yuanwai. His daughter Zhu Yingtai was not only beautiful and generous, but also very smart and studious. However, since women were not allowed to study in school in ancient times, Zhu Yingtai had no choice but to go to school. Leaning on the window railing every day, I looked at the scholars walking with bookcases on their backs, feeling extremely envious! Can women only do embroidery at home? Why can't I go to school? She suddenly asked herself: That's right! Why can't I go to school?

Thinking of this, Zhu Yingtai quickly returned to her room and mustered up the courage to ask her parents: "Dad, Mom, I want to go to Hangzhou to study. I can wear men's clothes and act like a man, but no one will recognize me. Just promise me! "Zhu Yuanwai and his wife disagreed at first, but couldn't stand Yingtai's coquettish pleading, so they had to agree.

Early the next morning, at dawn, Zhu Yingtai and her maid dressed in men's clothes, bid farewell to their parents, Carrying the book box, she set off to Hangzhou happily.

On the first day of school, Zhu Yingtai met a male classmate named Liang Shanbo, who was outstanding in knowledge and character. : Such a good person will definitely learn a lot and be very happy if we can be together every day. And Liang Shanbo also feels that he is very close to her and feels like old friends at first sight, so they often write poems together. They got along very well, cared about each other, and stayed side by side. Later, the two became sworn brothers and were inseparable all the time.

Three years passed in a flash. Now that the school year is over, it's time to pack up, say goodbye to teachers, and return to hometown. Zhu Yingtai, a classmate who has been together for three years, has fallen deeply in love with her brother Liang, although Liang Shanbo doesn't know Zhu Yingtai. Yingtai was a girl, but she also admired her very much. They reluctantly broke up. After returning home, they both missed each other day and night. A few months later, Liang Shanbo visited Zhu's house, and the result surprised and delighted him. It turned out that the Zhu Yingtai he saw at this time was no longer the handsome little scholar, but a young and beautiful girl. The moment they met again, they both understood their feelings for each other and had long been inseparable. .

After that, Liang Shanbo asked people to go to Zhu's house to propose marriage. But Zhu Yuanwai would not like this poor scholar. He had already betrothed his daughter to the rich young master Ma Gongzi. Feeling hopeless, she fell ill and died soon after.

After hearing the news of Liang Shanbo's death, Zhu Yingtai, who had been fighting against her parents' arranged marriage, suddenly became extremely calm. Wearing red clothes and skirts, we walked into the wedding sedan. The procession was beating gongs and drums all the way. It was so lively! When we passed by Liang Shanbo's grave, sand and rocks suddenly flew around and the sedan had to stop.

I saw Zhu Yingtai stepping out of the sedan chair, taking off her red clothes and wearing plain clothes. She walked slowly to the tomb, knelt down and cried loudly. In an instant, the wind and rain shook, there was a loud thunder, and with a "boom", the tomb opened. Zhu Yingtai Taiwan seems to have seen her again 6. Folklore composition of 200 words

The Immortal Master Guigu and the Dog Leg

Legend has it that once upon a time, there was a middle-aged widow somewhere, who had no children. girl, but decided not to marry again.

One year during the Qingming Festival, she went to visit her husband’s grave and found a seedling with ears of grain on it. She took the ear of grain home, mixed it with wheat and ground it into flour for cooking. Soon she became pregnant and gave birth to a fat boy. She would not give birth to a child without a husband. She thought it was related to her "Guigu", so she named the child "Guigu".

Gui Gu engaged in medicine when he grew up. Because of his superb medical skills, everyone called him "The Immortal Master of Guigu".

Once, the county magistrate sent someone to ask Immortal Guigu to treat his leg disease. Immortal Master Gui Gu had long hated his greed and evil and refused to go away. Unexpectedly, he was beaten up by the government officials and dragged him to the county government office arrogantly.

When he arrived at the county government office, Immortal Master Guigu looked at the county magistrate’s sick leg and said, “Even the prisoner’s leg is not worthy of it, only the leg of the government servant you sent me is the most suitable. After returning from the cell, Immortal Guigu said: "After the yamen servant's leg was sawed off, he begged Immortal Guigu for treatment, and Immortal Guigu reattached a leg.

After the dog's legs were sawed off, Master Guigu kneaded the legs out of yellow mud and put them on the dog, and then wrapped them with rags. In this way, when the dog urinates every day, he is afraid that his leg will get wet, so he has to lift that leg. Later, the dog occasionally passed this habit on to its offspring. 7. Folktales (within 200 words)

1. Sighing at the ocean According to legend, a long time ago, there was a river god in the Yellow River, known as He Bo.

He stood on the bank of the Yellow River. Looking at the water of the Yellow River flowing from west to east, he said excitedly: "The Yellow River is so big, no other river in the world can compare with it.

I am the greatest water god!" Someone told him: "You That's not true. There is a place called Beihai to the east of the Yellow River. It is really big." Hebo said, "I don't believe that no matter how big the Beihai is, can it be bigger than the Yellow River?" The man said, "Don't mention it." The Yellow River, even the water from several Yellow Rivers flowing into the North Sea, cannot fill it."

He Bo still didn't believe it. The man was helpless and told him: "If you have a chance, go and see the North Sea, and you will understand what I mean."

When He Bo came to the mouth of the Yellow River, his eyes lit up, and the Poseidon welcomed him with a smile. Bo Fan looked around and saw only the vast expanse of the North Sea, which was boundless. He stared at it blankly for a while, and then said to Bei Hairuo with deep feelings: "I only know a few principles and think that no one can compare with me. This is what I am saying." ah. If I hadn't seen the North Sea with my own eyes today, I would have thought that the Yellow River was unparalleled in the world! That way, wouldn't you be laughed at forever by knowledgeable people?

2. Lu Ban built the General Pillar. The Yellow River flows rapidly in the Sangyuan Gorge, but there is a large standing stone in the rapids of the Yellow River in the middle section of the Sangyuan Gorge. The common people call it the General Pillar.

Legend has it that this General Pillar was built by Lu Ban. When Lu Ban traveled around the world, he came to the edge of Sangyuan Gorge to facilitate the exchanges between people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

Lu Ban chose the location of the bridge pier at the general column. From then on, Lu Ban went out early and came back late to take charge of the construction. Half a year later, the bridge piers gradually grew taller.

One day, Lu Ban’s wife delivered food to the shore. After waiting for a while, Lu Ban was not seen, so she went to the shore to take a look. Unexpectedly, she saw a giant standing in the river on the shore, holding a huge stone in one hand. , a man was working with a hammer in his hand, and his wife screamed. Lu Ban panicked and hit his leg with a hammer.

The stone in his hand also flew to the mountain on the other side, and the bridge was not built. So far, there is a very smooth stone on the General Pillar, which seems to be imprinted on the entire back of a person, with the spine in the middle, dividing the stone into two, as if it was left behind when resting for a long time.

Legend has it that this was what Luban left behind when he built the bridge.

3. Ye Gong loves dragons. In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a magistrate named Shen Chuliang in Ye County, Chu State. Everyone called him Ye Gong.

Mr. Ye likes things about dragons very much. One day, Mr. Ye's love for dragons was known to the real dragon in the sky. The real dragon flew from the sky to Mr. Ye's house, stuck his head in the window and shouted, "Is Mr. Ye at home?" As soon as Mr. Ye saw it, The real dragon was so frightened that he shouted: "Wow! Monster!" The real dragon felt very strange and said, "Why do you say I am a monster? I am your favorite dragon!" Ye Gong was trembling with fear. Said: "What I like is a fake dragon that looks like a dragon. It's not a real dragon. Help."

Before Ye Gong could finish his words, he ran away quickly! The real dragon was left behind and said with an annoyed look on his face: "Humph, it's a lie that Ye Gong said he likes dragons. He is simply afraid of dragons! Why did I fly to visit him!" 4. Ancient times in the legend of Dayu's flood control Times, floods were overwhelming. The floods destroyed all the crops and drowned the grass and flowers. Many things were washed away or submerged. People walked in the water, and some children were drowned. , because they are too short, the surviving children will starve to death, because the food has been washed away, and people are complaining in this life. Gun couldn't bear it any longer. Before the Emperor of Heaven allowed him to give his permission, he stole the Emperor's treasure of Xi soil. He used the Emperor of Heaven's treasure of Xi soil to block the flood. The Emperor of Heaven found out and ordered Zhu Rong to kill Gun. On the outskirts of Yushan, the God of Fire Zhurong was about to cut open Gun's belly. As a result, Gun's son Dayu was found inside.

The Emperor of Heaven finally asked Dayu to use Xi soil to stabilize the Nine Provinces. Gun sacrificed his life for the peace of the people. I wish Yu can realize his father's wish to control the flood and bring peace to the people.

5. The origin of Chinese characters It is said that a long time ago, Cangjie was the emperor's historian. He had a face like a dragon and four piercing eyes. He especially likes to observe things around him and around him, and he also likes to use his brain or think about problems.

He looked up every day to observe the changes in the stars in the sky, the patterns on the backs of turtles, the colors of bird feathers, and the shapes and images of the undulating mountains and rivers. He often painted the shapes and characteristics of things with his hands. Over time, Ding characters were created.

When Cang Jie was creating words, he was afraid that people would patronize his writing. People will be hungry in the future.

Ghosts cry secretly in the dark night, and dragons hide, because they are afraid that words will record their ugly behavior and tell it to the world, making them infamy for thousands of years. This is where words come from.

8. Chinese folk tales of 200 words

. "The Legend of the New Year"

According to legend: In ancient China, there was a monster called "Nian" with a sharp horn on its head and an unusually ferocious character. The beast "Nian" lives deep in the sea all year round. Every New Year's Eve, it climbs ashore to devour livestock and harm people. Therefore, every New Year's Eve, people in villages and villages, with their young and old, flee to the mountains to avoid the harm of "Nian".

On New Year’s Eve this year, all the elephant relatives were busy packing their things and fleeing to the mountains. At this time, an old man with white hair came from the east end of the village and told an old woman that as long as he stayed at her house for one night, he would be able to The "Nian" beast was driven away. Everyone didn't believe it, so the old woman advised him to go up the mountain to escape. The old man insisted on staying, but everyone couldn't persuade him to stay, so they all went up the mountain to escape.

When "Nian" When the beast was about to break into the village and wreak havoc like in previous years, suddenly the sound of firecrackers fired by the white-haired old man was heard. The "Nian" beast trembled all over and did not dare to move forward anymore. It turned out that the "Nian" beast was most afraid of the color red. There were fires and explosions. At this time, the door opened wide, and an old man in a red robe was seen in the courtyard laughing. The "Nian" beast was frightened and fled in panic.

The next day, When people came to the village from the mountains, they found that the village was safe and sound. Then they suddenly realized that the old man with white hair was the god who helped everyone drive away the "Nian" beast. People also discovered three magic weapons that the old man with white hair used to drive away the "Nian" beast. From then on, every New Year's Eve, every household posted red couplets, set off firecrackers, and kept the lights brightly lit to wait for the new year. This custom spread more and more widely, and became the most solemn traditional festival "New Year" among Chinese people. 9. 200 words Folktales and Folktales

In ancient times, there were ten suns in the sky, which caused the earth to smoke, the sea water to dry up, and the people were so miserable that they could not survive.

There was a hero named Yi who was so powerful that he shot down nine suns in one go with his bow and arrows. The last sun saw that the situation was not good, and quickly confessed and begged for mercy. Only then did Yi calm down his anger and draw back his bow, ordering the sun to rise and set on time from now on, so as to benefit the people.

The name of Yi's wife was Chang'e. She was beautiful, virtuous, and kind-hearted. Everyone liked her very much. An old Taoist admired Yi's power and character very much and gave him a package of elixir. After eating it, he could ascend to heaven and live forever.

Yi was reluctant to leave his beloved wife and fellow villagers, and he did not want to ascend to heaven alone, so he gave the elixir of immortality to Chang'e for collection. Yi had an apprentice named Peng Meng, who was a treacherous villain who wanted to steal Yi's elixir of life so that he could ascend to heaven and become an immortal.

On August 15th of this year, Yi took his disciples out to hunt. As evening approached, Peng Meng, who had excused himself from hunting, broke into Chang'e's residence and forced Chang'e to hand over the elixir of immortality that could ascend to heaven.

Chang'e had no choice but to swallow all the medicine in a hurry. Immediately, she was as light as a swallow and floated out of the window, straight into the sky.

Because Chang'e loved her husband so much, she finally stopped on the moon closest to the earth. When Yi heard the news, his heart was as sharp as a knife and he chased after the moon desperately.

However, the moon also advances when he advances, and the moon retreats when he retreats. He can never catch up. Yi missed Chang'e and could only look at the moon in trance.

At this time, the moon is also extraordinarily round and bright, just like his beloved wife looking at him. On the night of August 15th of the following year, Chang'e walked out of the Moon Palace and silently looked into the lower world, missing her husband and fellow villagers.

Her beautiful face makes the moon extra round and bright. Yi and his fellow villagers worshiped the moon under the moonlight to express their longing for Chang'e.

This has been the case every year since then, passed down from generation to generation. Since August 15th is the Mid-Autumn Festival, it is designated as the Mid-Autumn Festival.

10. Collect 200 words of folk tales

There is a legend about the origin of the Spring Festival. In ancient China, there was a monster called Nian. People in Tiancun village helped the old and young and fled to the mountains to avoid the Nian beast. On New Year's Eve, the old people came from outside the village to beg for food. The villagers were in a hurry and panic. Only the 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. He stroked his beard and said with a smile: If my mother-in-law lets me stay at home all night, I will drive away the Nian beast. The old woman still continues to persuade the old man to beg, but she laughs and talks. At midnight, the Nian beast breaks into the village and finds that the atmosphere in the village is the same as in previous years: the door of the old woman's house in the east of the village has a red sticker. In the paper house, the candlelight in the paper house will be shook next year. When the beast is near the door, there will be a bang in the courtyard in the courtyard. Seeing an old man wearing a red robe in the courtyard, he burst out laughing. He was frightened and ran away in a panic. The next day, when he came back at the beginning of the first year of the lunar calendar, people were surprised to see that the village was safe and sound. The old woman suddenly realized what had happened and hurriedly told the villagers about the beggar old man's promise. It was spread in the surrounding villages that people knew how to drive away the Nian beast (a Hakka legend). From then on, every New Year's Eve, every family posted red couplets and set off firecrackers; every household lit candles and kept watch until early in the new year. They also visited relatives and friends to say hello. The custom became more and more popular and became a grand traditional festival among the people.