Lantern Festival handwritten newspaper works

Lantern Festival is the main traditional festival in China, also called Yuanxiao and Yuanxiao, and Shangyuan Festival, because it is the first full moon night of the New Year. Because this festival has the custom of watching lanterns in past dynasties, it is also called Lantern Festival. The following is the Lantern Festival handwritten newspaper works, welcome to read!

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Contents of Lantern Festival Manuscript 1: The origin of Lantern Festival has a history of more than two thousand years, and it is also called "Lantern Festival" or "Lantern Festival". During the Northern Wei Dynasty, Taoism believed in the "three gods", including the three gods of Shang Yuan Tian Guan, Zhong Yuan Di Guan and Xia Yuan Shui Guan. Their birthdays are the 15th day of the first month, the 15th day of July and the 15th day of October, so the 15th day of the first month is also called Shangyuan Festival. Some people think that it evolved from a ceremony in the court of the Han Dynasty.

The fifteenth day of the first month is the Lantern Festival, also known as Shangyuan, Yuanxi or Lantern Festival. This is a colorful folk festival and the last day of the Spring Festival. Since then, everything has returned to normal, so people warmly celebrate it, so it is called off-year

According to legend, before the reign of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, the fifteenth day of the first month was designated as the Lantern Festival, and Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty formulated the taichu calendar, which further affirmed the importance of the Lantern Festival. With the development of the past dynasties, the Lantern Festival has been continuously extended. According to legend, the Lantern Festival lasted only three days in the Tang Dynasty, extended to five days in the Song Dynasty, and increased to ten days in the Ming Dynasty, that is, it began on the eighth day of the eighth lunar month and ended in the seventeenth year.

Traditional women in China can't leave the boudoir for three steps, and it is difficult to go out during the day, let alone at night. Lantern Festival night is a rare exception, and you will naturally enjoy it and wait for the opposite sex to get to know each other. So many ancient love stories in China are based on the Lantern Festival.

Lantern Festival is a lively festival, and many important activities are as follows:

(1) Shangyuan prayed for blessings

People divide nature into three realms: heaven, earth and water, and personify it. Therefore, it is called heavenly officer, local officer and water officer. On the fifteenth day of the first month, Shangyuan is the birthday of Emperor Tianguan. The main duty of Tianguan is to bless, so the people prepare sacrifices to worship Tianguan early in the morning and pray for blessing.

(2) ancestor worship in Lantern Festival

Eating Lantern Festival may have started in the Song Dynasty, but it was called "floating Zi Yuan" at that time, and it was renamed "Yuanxiao" in the Ming Dynasty. Every family makes Yuanxiao. In ancient times, this was a good omen for the first year. Eating glutinous rice balls symbolizes family happiness. After the Lantern Festival is done, it is a happy reunion to respect the ancestors first and then have a family reunion to eat.

(3) Flower lanterns

Lantern Festival is also called Lantern Festival, so lanterns are the central activity of Lantern Festival. Folk call lanterns "drum lanterns" because the lanterns mentioned by children in the past are like drums and gongs. There are many kinds of Lantern Festival lanterns, including temple lanterns, shop lanterns and children's drum lanterns. There are many styles, which can be basically divided into two categories: first, image lights, such as knife-closing lights, rabbit lights, fruit lights, half lights and so on. The other is a movable lantern based on folk stories. At present, most of them are electric lanterns, such as the champion parade, the Eight Immortals celebrating their birthdays, and the Taoyuan ceremony, which all show the national traditions of loyalty, filial piety and justice.

(4) Solve riddles on lanterns

In the past, riddles were held in temples, because temples were places where people gathered in their leisure time, and there were riddles competitions and exhibitions. Therefore, in the past, a riddle was listed under the lantern, and the riddle on the lantern was solved by the relevant personnel in the temple at midnight. The scene was lively and warm, because it was a good sign to go home with the prize. Modern lantern riddles are displayed in newspapers and magazines, as well as temple fairs on TV, and some programs are interspersed with lantern riddles. Various forms can meet the different needs of the people. This also reflects the diversity of traditional festivals in modern society.

(5) Dragon and lion dances

There are dragon lanterns in the Lantern Festival all over the country. Dragon is an auspicious mythical animal and a national totem. The early dragon lanterns in Taiwan Province Province, about seven or eight feet long, were tied to bamboo drums. As a dragon-shaped lantern dragon, it lit a dozen candles on the dragon head and tied them to a wooden stick. They were carried away by a dozen people and danced behind the dragon ball next to the faucet, which was called "dragon making". /kloc-On the evening of 0/5, lion groups from all over the country also went out together, and were called "lions" to perform kung fu. Its purpose is to exorcise evil spirits and pray for peace, and it is also a festive significance to celebrate the New Year.

When dancing dragons and lions, gongs and drums are loud and firecrackers are endless, which brings a lively atmosphere to the Lantern Festival.

Lantern Festival Manuscript Content 2: Customs of Lantern Festival.

Since the custom of decorating lanterns on the Lantern Festival came into being, it is a great event to watch lanterns on the fifteenth day of the first month in all dynasties. Emperor Wen of Liang Jian once wrote a poem "Li Edeng Fu": "The south is full of oil, and the west is full of paint. Su Zheng is resting in peace, and wax comes out of Longchuan. Oblique light reflection, clear reflection. " It depicts the grand occasion of decorating lanterns in the court of the Lantern Festival. During the reign of Yang Di, a grand banquet was held every year on the 15th day of the first month to entertain guests and envoys from all over the world. According to Sui Shu Le, the Lantern Festival is very grand, decorated with lanterns and colorful decorations, singing and dancing day and night, with more than 30,000 performers.

There are more than 18,000 musicians and the stage is eight miles long. There are countless people playing with lights and watching them. They stayed up all night and enjoyed themselves. In the Tang dynasty, it developed into an unprecedented lantern market, and after the middle Tang dynasty, it has developed into a national carnival. In the prosperous period of the Tang Xuanzong Kaiyuan (685-762 AD), the lantern market in Chang 'an was very large, with 50,000 lanterns and all kinds of lanterns. The emperor ordered 20 giant lantern buildings with a height of 150 feet, resplendent and magnificent. In the Tang dynasty, a curfew was imposed, and it was forbidden to travel when drums were banned at night. Those who committed crimes at night were punished. Only on the Lantern Festival did the emperor grant a three-day ban, which was called "letting the night go". In the Song Dynasty, lanterns were extended from three nights to five nights. In addition to lanterns, fireworks were set off, and various juggling performances were held, making the scene more lively. "Tokyo Dream" records that during the Lantern Festival, on the Imperial Street in Kaifeng, 10,000 lanterns piled up into a lantern mountain, and the lanterns were fireworks, resplendent and magnificent. The girls in Kyoto are singing and dancing, and people are watching. "Tourists gathered under the two colonnades of the Imperial Street, with unique skills, singing and dancing, tangent scales and noisy music, stretching for more than ten miles." Streets and alleys, teahouses and restaurants, lights and candles are burning together, gongs and drums are loud, firecrackers are ringing, and hundreds of miles of lights are on.

In the Ming Dynasty, after Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne in Jinling, in order to make the capital prosperous and lively, it was also stipulated that the lights should be turned off on the eighth day of the first month, 10 night 17: 00. Every household is hung with colorful lights, which depict all kinds of characters, dancing, singing birds and flowers, and making a dragon in Yue Long. Lanterns and fireworks shine all night, and the drums and music are ringing together. This is the longest Lantern Festival in China. In the Qing Dynasty, Manchu entered the Central Plains and the imperial court. The date was shortened to five days and continues to this day.

Solve riddles; solve lantern riddles; guess riddles on hanging lanterns

"Lantern riddle", also known as "playing riddles", is an added activity after the Lantern Festival. Lantern riddles first developed from riddles and originated in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. This is a literary game full of ridicule, discipline, humor and banter.

Lantern riddles hung on lanterns for people to guess and shoot began in the Southern Song Dynasty. "Old Things in Wulin: Lights" records: "People make poems with silk lanterns, laugh at them, draw characters, hide their heads and slang, and tease pedestrians." On the Lantern Festival, the imperial city stays up all night, and there are many people watching lights in spring night. Poems and riddles are written on lanterns, reflected on candles and listed on the road, which makes people guess, so they are called "riddles". Now every Lantern Festival, playing riddles is everywhere. I hope this year is festive and safe. Because riddles are enlightening and interesting, they are welcomed by all walks of life in the process of communication.

During the Tang and Song Dynasties, various acrobatic skills began to appear in the lantern market. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, besides riddles and hundreds of operas, there were also opera performances.

In addition to visiting the lantern market, people in the past dynasties also had customs such as welcoming children to visit Ce Shen, crossing the bridge and touching nails to walk away from all diseases, and playing games such as Taiping Drum, Yangko, stilts, dragon dance and lion dance.

The Lantern Festival in traditional society is a folk festival that both urban and rural areas attach importance to, and it is especially lively in cities, which embodies the unique carnival spirit of China people. The traditional Lantern Festival's function of festival customs has been dispelled by daily life, and people have gradually lost their spiritual interest. The complicated holiday custom is simplified to the eating custom of "eating Yuanxiao".

Play with dragon lanterns

Playing dragon lanterns, also known as dragon lanterns or dragon dancing. Its origin can be traced back to ancient times. Legend has it that as early as the Yellow Emperor, in a large-scale song and dance in the suburbs of Qing Dynasty, there was an image of a leading bird played by a man, and then six dragons were arranged to dance with each other. The dragon dance recorded in writing is Zhang Heng's Xijing Fu in Han Dynasty. The author vividly described the dragon dance in the narration of hundreds of plays. According to Sui Shu Le, Huanglongbian, which is similar to the dragon dance performance in Yang Di's hundred operas, is also very wonderful, and dragon dance is popular in many places in China. The Chinese nation advocates dragons and regards them as auspicious symbols.

walk on stilts

Walking on stilts is a popular folk performance. Stilts, originally one of the hundred plays in ancient China, appeared as early as the Spring and Autumn Period. China first introduced stilts in Liezi Fu Shuo: "There were orchids in the Song Dynasty, and they used their own skills to dry the Song and Yuan Dynasties. Summoned in the Song and Yuan Dynasties to see their skills.

lion dance

Lion dance is an excellent folk art in China. Whenever the Lantern Festival or the celebration of the General Assembly, people always come to the lion dance to entertain. This custom originated in the Three Kingdoms period and was popular in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It has a history of 1000 years.

"Lion Dance" began in Wei and Jin Dynasties and flourished in Tang Dynasty. Also known as "lion dance" and "peace music". It is usually done by three people. Two people dressed as lions, one as the lion's head, one as the lion's body and hind feet, and one as the lion's head. Dance is divided into civilian and military. The dance shows the gentleness of the lion, shaking his hair and rolling. The military lion shows the ferocity of the lion.

Lantern Festival handwritten newspaper content 3: Unforgettable Lantern Festival Lantern Festival is the first full moon day in a year, symbolizing reunion, harmony and beauty. However, there are still some people who are far away from their relatives in their hometown, such as armed police soldiers, who silently stick to their posts for the peace of the country.

In order to send joy and blessings to the uncles of the armed police who are far away from home, on the Lantern Festival, the "Child Eagle" small traffic police club of our school organized us to spend the holidays with the uncles of the armed police, and the primary school students wrote "Lantern Festival Composition: Unforgettable Lantern Festival". We first went to the activity site under the leadership of community workers. As soon as we reached the production stage, we couldn't wait to wash our hands and rub up the Lantern Festival like aunts and mothers-in-law, while waiting excitedly for the arrival of the armed police uncles. "Come on!" I don't know who shouted, but the armed police uncles came to us with neat steps. As soon as they entered the door, they put the military caps neatly on the table, and then they rubbed the Lantern Festival with us. In a short time, a round Lantern Festival is ready.

"Burn it, burn it!" With the cry of the mother-in-law in the community, bowls of steaming Yuanxiao were placed in front of us. We quickly put the Lantern Festival into the hands of the armed police uncle, and they gave each other humility ... Looking at the happy smiling faces of the uncles and eating the Lantern Festival made by ourselves, our hearts were full of pride.

Time flies like an arrow. The armed police uncles are going back to the team. We quickly stood in a row and said loudly, "Goodbye, Uncle Armed Police, Happy Lantern Festival, and see you soon!" Everyone laughed.

This is really an unforgettable Lantern Festival!