Qingming Poems Rewrite 400-word Essays

Tomb-Sweeping Day, as one of the 24 solar terms, is also a good time for hiking and dust removal, and its name just stands for "Everything grows cleanly".

"It rains a lot during the Qingming Festival, and pedestrians on the road want to die." This is a poem about Tomb-Sweeping Day written by Du Mu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This is a traditional day to pay homage to relatives and friends year after year.

Another Qingming Festival, my parents and I went to my grandmother's house to sweep the grave. In front of grandma's grave, we put flowers, hoping grandma would know our thoughts and get the blessing of the old man.

There are also many people who go to the Martyrs Cemetery to pay homage to the dead martyrs, in order to pin their admiration and deep memory on them and encourage their children to learn their spirit.

Many people take shovels and saplings to designated places to plant trees voluntarily, hoping to add greenery to their lives and create a green living environment for future generations.

In fact, Tomb-Sweeping Day is not a simple grave-sweeping. It is as simple as remembering the old friend, and it also has the significance of being close to nature and loving natural life. Tomb-Sweeping Day's spirit says "live and die together", which means that life and death are equally important. When the living think of their old friends, they should remember and be grateful. Get close to nature and draw the strength of life from the prosperity of spring.

Tomb-Sweeping Day's customs are rich and interesting. In addition to prohibiting fire from sweeping graves, there are also a series of custom activities such as hiking, swinging, playing polo and inserting green willows.

Study hard, work hard, live well and cherish the present life, which is the greatest comfort to the deceased relatives!