A composition describing the lively scene of the Water-splashing Festival

1. Description of the Scenes of the Songkran Festival The joyful Songkran Festival describes the scene of the Dai people living in Xishuangbanna celebrating the Songkran Festival, showing the extremely happy mood of the Dai people.

The author pays attention to the use of scene description to reflect the happy mood of the Dai people, which is a remarkable feature of this paper and deserves our appreciation and taste. At the beginning of the article, the location, time, characters and artistic conception of the Songkran Festival are explained with concise and flexible brushstrokes-"The phoenix in Xishuangbanna is in bloom": Xishuangbanna is in the south of Yunnan Province, China, where the Dai people live in compact communities; Phoenix flowers bloom in spring to show the season of Songkran Festival, because Songkran Festival is also in spring.

"Dai people have ushered in the annual Water-splashing Festival": Dai people are naturally the main body of the activity; "Once a year" means once a year and is worth cherishing; The word "Ying" has a profound meaning, which shows the Dai people's eager expectation for the annual Water-splashing Festival. It is closely related to the following descriptions of people "coming to the street early" and "refusing to leave until late at night", which further proves that the word "welcome" contains an impatient intention. Isn't it a clever preparation to highlight the happy mood of the Dai people celebrating festivals? It can be seen that the way to write lies in context! The scene description is pleasant. The author concentrates on pen and ink, is full of emotion, and vividly inserts and writes the water splashing scene of the Dai people celebrating the water splashing festival, which highlights the excitement and joy of the Dai people, but it is so orderly, interlocking and fascinating-write first. People came to the street early with buckets and pots: buckets and pots are instruments for storing water, which are essential when splashing water, and the word "early drought" reflects people's happy, eager and long-awaited mood.

Write water for the second time What people prepare is "clear water", which gives people a clear and clean feeling, not to mention "dripping perfume" and "scattering petals", but also fragrant and colorful. How delicate the water used in the Songkran Festival is, because it is a sacred symbol of good luck, how can it be sloppy? Write splashing water again.

The splashing began, and everyone chased each other. "You ... I ..." This sentence pattern shows that people are happy, happy, chasing, running wildly, splashing water and laughing. How warm and comfortable the atmosphere is! Don't think that only some young people, "old people, children, girls and boys" are taking part in this activity. Men, women and children go into battle together. They are "soaked to the skin, and everyone has a smile on his face". How enjoyable and happy they are-this is a "Happy Water Splashing Festival", which makes readers feel as if they are there, immersed in it and sharing happiness with the Dai people. The last symbol.

Why are people so happy? Because clear water is a symbol of good luck and happiness, even though I am wet all over, my face is full of smiles. Who will be sad on such a festival? The beauty is that the author euphemistically said, "How can you be unhappy?" Not only responded to the above words, but also made the description coherent and artistic on the whole, further showing people's joy. The author focuses on describing the warm scene of the Dai people celebrating the Songkran Festival, which left an unforgettable impression on the readers, but so far, it seems that it is not enough to reflect the richness of the Songkran Festival, so he went on to write other activities-"The ground is covered with flaming phoenix flowers, and the air echoes with cheerful elephant-foot drums."

This is to describe the environment and render the atmosphere. Phoenix fireworks are full of branches, covered with bright eyes, gorgeous and lovely, elephant-foot drums resound through the sky, dancing and stirring, which is really inspiring and inspiring! In such a beautiful environment and warm atmosphere, people are full of excitement, followed by singing, dancing, dragon boat racing and fireworks. Although it is not as detailed and vivid as the Songkran Festival, it allows readers to imagine the warm and cheerful scene of people celebrating the Songkran Festival, especially the feeling of "refusing to leave until late at night", which is precisely related to the above-mentioned people's "going to the street at the beginning of the drought", making it difficult for people to enjoy themselves.

Happy Water-Splashing Festival describes the Dai people living in Xishuangbanna celebrating the Water-Splashing Festival, showing the extremely happy mood of the Dai people. The author pays attention to the use of scene description to reflect the happy mood of the Dai people, which is a remarkable feature of this paper and deserves our appreciation and taste.

At the beginning of the article, the location, time, characters and artistic conception of the Songkran Festival are explained with concise and flexible brushstrokes-"The phoenix in Xishuangbanna is in bloom": Xishuangbanna is in the south of Yunnan Province, China, where the Dai people live in compact communities; Phoenix flowers bloom in spring to show the season of Songkran Festival, because Songkran Festival is also in spring. "Dai people have ushered in the annual Water-splashing Festival": Dai people are naturally the main body of the activity; "Once a year" means once a year and is worth cherishing; The word "Ying" has a profound meaning, which shows the Dai people's eager expectation for the annual Water-splashing Festival. It is closely related to the following descriptions of people "coming to the street early" and "refusing to leave until late at night", which further proves that the word "welcome" contains an impatient intention. Isn't it a clever preparation to highlight the happy mood of the Dai people celebrating festivals? It can be seen that the way to write lies in context! The scene description is pleasant. The author concentrates on pen and ink, is full of emotion, and vividly inserts and writes the water splashing scene of the Dai people celebrating the Water-splashing Festival, which highlights the excitement and joy of the Dai people, but it is so orderly, interlocking and fascinating-write first.

People came to the street early with buckets and pots: buckets and pots are instruments for storing water, which are essential when splashing water, and the word "early drought" reflects people's happy, eager and long-awaited mood. Write water for the second time

What people prepare is "clear water", which gives people a clear and clean feeling, not to mention "dripping perfume" and "scattering petals", but also fragrant and colorful. How delicate the water used in the Songkran Festival is, because it is a sacred symbol of good luck, how can it be sloppy? Write splashing water again. The splash began and everyone chased each other. "You? ....

2. Describe the scene of the Songkran Festival in about 300 words. The customs and customs are different, and the festivals of various ethnic minorities are also different. The Torch Festival of the Hani people, the Snowdon Festival of the Tibetan people and the Nadam Festival of the Mongolian people are even more famous. I want to write a famous festival, which is the Dai people's Water-splashing Festival.

Songkran Festival is the biggest festival of Dai people, and it is also the most influential festival with the largest number of participants in ethnic festivals. Songkran Festival is the Dai New Year, which is equivalent to mid-April in the Gregorian calendar. This festival usually lasts for 3 to 7 days. On the first day, the Dai language was called "Mairi", which was similar to the Chinese New Year's Eve. The next day, the Dai language is called "angry day" (empty day); The third day is the first day of the New Year, and it is called "Overlord Horse", which is actually the beginning of a year. People think this day is the most beautiful and auspicious day. In the early morning of the festival, Dai men, women and children put on festive costumes and carried clear water. They first went to the Buddhist temple to bathe the Buddha, and then began to splash water on each other to wish each other luck, happiness and health. People are dancing and shouting "water! Water! Water! " The sound of gongs and drums resounded through the sky, and the water of blessing splashed everywhere. The scene is really spectacular.

There will be a dragon boat race during the Songkran Festival. The competition was held on the Lancang River. Groups of dragon boats, dressed in red and green, beat the waves with gongs, shouts and whistles, attracting thousands of Chinese and foreign tourists to the Lancang River, adding a lot of tension and joy to the festival.

3. Describe a vivid scene of the Dai Water-splashing Festival, about 200 words. It turns out that the Dai Water-splashing Festival lasts for three to four days. The first day is "Mairi", which is similar to Chinese New Year's Eve. Dai language calls it "ten thousand business letters", which means to send the old. At this time, people have to tidy up their houses, clean up, and prepare for the New Year's Eve dinner and various activities during the festival. The next day is called "boredom day", and "boredom" means "emptiness" According to custom, this day is neither the year before nor the year after, so it is called "empty day"; The third day is called "Maipaya Wanma". It is said that the soul of Mapaya Wanma returned to Earth with a new calendar. People are used to seeing this day as "the arrival of the King of Heaven", which is the New Year of the Dai calendar. Every Songkran Festival, Dai people will collect some flowers and leaves on the nearby mountains. On the day of the festival, Dai men, women and children put on festive costumes, carried clear water, went to the Buddhist temple to bathe the Buddha, and began to splash water on each other with flowers and leaves. You splash me, I splash you, and the water blooms in the air, symbolizing auspiciousness, happiness and health. The bright and glittering water drops in the hands of young people also symbolize sweet love. Everyone threw water at each other, and there were baptisms, blessings and songs everywhere. Water splashing is laughing, and the water splashing festival has become an ocean of joy.

4. The scene description of the Songkran Festival should be simple. Happy Water-Splashing Festival describes the Dai people living in Xishuangbanna celebrating the Water-Splashing Festival, showing the extremely happy mood of the Dai people.

The author pays attention to the use of scene description to reflect the happy mood of the Dai people, which is a remarkable feature of this paper and deserves our appreciation and taste. At the beginning of the article, the location, time, characters and artistic conception of the Songkran Festival are explained with concise and flexible brushstrokes-"The phoenix in Xishuangbanna is in bloom": Xishuangbanna is in the south of Yunnan Province, China, where the Dai people live in compact communities; Phoenix flowers bloom in spring to show the season of Songkran Festival, because Songkran Festival is also in spring.

"Dai people have ushered in the annual Water-splashing Festival": Dai people are naturally the main body of the activity; "Once a year" means once a year and is worth cherishing; The word "Ying" has a profound meaning, which shows the Dai people's eager expectation for the annual Water-splashing Festival. It is closely related to the following descriptions of people "coming to the street early" and "refusing to leave until late at night", which further proves that the word "welcome" contains an impatient intention. Isn't it a clever preparation to highlight the happy mood of the Dai people celebrating festivals? It can be seen that the way to write lies in context! The scene description is pleasant. The author concentrates on pen and ink, is full of emotion, and vividly inserts and writes the water splashing scene of the Dai people celebrating the Water-splashing Festival, which highlights the excitement and joy of the Dai people, but it is so orderly, interlocking and fascinating-write first. People came to the street early with buckets and pots: buckets and pots are instruments for storing water, which are essential when splashing water, and the word "early drought" reflects people's happy, eager and long-awaited mood.

Write water for the second time What people prepare is "clear water", which gives people a clear and clean feeling, not to mention "dripping perfume" and "scattering petals", but also fragrant and colorful. How delicate the water used in the Songkran Festival is, because it is a sacred symbol of good luck, how can it be sloppy? Write splashing water again.

The splashing began, and everyone chased each other. "You ... I ..." This sentence pattern shows that people are happy, happy, chasing, running wildly, splashing water and laughing. How warm and comfortable the atmosphere is! Don't think that only some young people, "old people, children, girls and boys" are taking part in this activity. Men, women and children go into battle together. They are "soaked to the skin, and everyone has a smile on his face". How enjoyable and happy they are-this is a "Happy Water Splashing Festival", which makes readers feel as if they are there, immersed in it and sharing happiness with the Dai people. The last symbol.

Why are people so happy? Because clear water is a symbol of good luck and happiness, even though I am wet all over, my face is full of smiles. Who will be sad on such a festival? The beauty is that the author euphemistically said, "How can you be unhappy?" Not only responded to the above words, but also made the description coherent and artistic on the whole, further showing people's joy. The author focuses on describing the warm scene of the Dai people celebrating the Songkran Festival, which left an unforgettable impression on the readers, but so far, it seems that it is not enough to reflect the richness of the Songkran Festival, so he went on to write other activities-"The ground is covered with flaming phoenix flowers, and the air echoes with cheerful elephant-foot drums."

This is to describe the environment and render the atmosphere. Phoenix fireworks are full of branches, covered with bright eyes, gorgeous and lovely, elephant-foot drums resound through the sky, dancing and stirring, which is really inspiring and inspiring! In such a beautiful environment and warm atmosphere, people are full of excitement, followed by singing, dancing, dragon boat racing and fireworks. Although it is not as detailed and vivid as the Songkran Festival, it allows readers to imagine the warm and cheerful scene of people celebrating the Songkran Festival, especially the feeling of "refusing to leave until late at night", which is precisely related to the above-mentioned people's "going to the street at the beginning of the drought", making it difficult for people to enjoy themselves.

Happy Water-Splashing Festival describes the Dai people living in Xishuangbanna celebrating the Water-Splashing Festival, showing the extremely happy mood of the Dai people. The author pays attention to the use of scene description to reflect the happy mood of the Dai people, which is a remarkable feature of this paper and deserves our appreciation and taste.

At the beginning of the article, the location, time, characters and artistic conception of the Songkran Festival are explained with concise and flexible brushstrokes-"The phoenix in Xishuangbanna is in bloom": Xishuangbanna is in the south of Yunnan Province, China, where the Dai people live in compact communities; Phoenix flowers bloom in spring to show the season of Songkran Festival, because Songkran Festival is also in spring. "Dai people have ushered in the annual Water-splashing Festival": Dai people are naturally the main body of the activity; "Once a year" means once a year and is worth cherishing; The word "Ying" has a profound meaning, which shows the Dai people's eager expectation for the annual Water-splashing Festival. It is closely related to the following descriptions of people "coming to the street early" and "refusing to leave until late at night", which further proves that the word "welcome" contains an impatient intention. Isn't it a clever preparation to highlight the happy mood of the Dai people celebrating festivals? It can be seen that the way to write lies in context! The scene description is pleasant. The author concentrates on pen and ink, is full of emotion, and vividly inserts and writes the water splashing scene of the Dai people celebrating the Water-splashing Festival, which highlights the excitement and joy of the Dai people, but it is so orderly, interlocking and fascinating-write first.

People came to the street early with buckets and pots: buckets and pots are instruments for storing water, which are essential when splashing water, and the word "early drought" reflects people's happy, eager and long-awaited mood. Write water for the second time

What people prepare is "clear water", which gives people a clear and clean feeling, not to mention "dripping perfume" and "scattering petals", but also fragrant and colorful. How delicate the water used in the Songkran Festival is, because it is a sacred symbol of good luck, how can it be sloppy? Write splashing water again. The splash began and everyone chased each other. "You? ....

5. A composition describing the Songkran Festival. The 300-word Water-splashing Festival is the biggest festival of Dai people, and it is also the most influential festival with the largest number of participants in ethnic festivals. Songkran Festival is the Dai New Year, which is equivalent to mid-April in the Gregorian calendar. This festival usually lasts for 3 to 7 days. On the first day, the Dai language was called "Mairi", which was similar to the Chinese New Year's Eve. The next day, the Dai language is called "angry day" (empty day); The third day is the first day of the New Year, and it is called "Overlord Horse", which is actually the beginning of a year. People think this day is the most beautiful and auspicious day. In the early morning of the festival, Dai men, women and children put on festive costumes and carried clear water. They first went to the Buddhist temple to bathe the Buddha, and then began to splash water on each other to wish each other luck, happiness and health. People are dancing and shouting "water! Water! Water! " The sound of gongs and drums soared into the sky, and the water of blessing splashed everywhere. The scene is really spectacular.

During the Songkran Festival, Dai youth like to play the game of losing packets in the open space in the forest. The flower bag is made of beautiful flower cloth and contains cotton paper, cottonseed and so on. , and decorated with five spikes at four corners and center. It is the token of love, and young men and women get to know each other through losing and receiving packages. After the girl consciously let the young man lose, the young man gave the girl the prepared gift, and both of them left the crowd and went to a secluded place to fall in love.

6. Describe the lively scene (400 words) and describe the grand and lively Spring Festival in spring. The annual Spring Festival is coming again. Presumably, every child is eagerly looking forward to the Spring Festival and has something he likes! For example, receiving lucky money from elders, shopping for new clothes, visiting relatives' homes for New Year greetings and traveling. My favorite thing is to set off firecrackers and fireworks. Every New Year, I pester my father to take me to set off firecrackers, but now it is impossible to set off firecrackers in the city, so my father has to take me to the suburbs to set off firecrackers. Every time, we buy many different kinds of firecrackers and fireworks. We put firecrackers in the soil and lit the fuse with incense. I put my hands tightly over my ears, hid behind the adults, leaned out half my head, looked at the burning fuse, and thought to myself: should I let go and jump to the front to be brave, or should I look scared? While I was still hesitating, the firecrackers exploded with a bang, and the scraps of paper were immediately scattered all over the floor, dusty and the air was filled with smoke. I also cried with joy! Of course, the most spectacular thing is the fireworks at night. Some fireworks are like chrysanthemums in full bloom in the sky, and some fireworks are first placed in a small circle, and then enlarged in circles like water waves. The color of each circle is different! Some fireworks spread like fountains. All kinds of colorful fireworks are intertwined, one after another, colorful, and the night sky is dressed like a brightly lit palace, which is very beautiful. Looking at the fireworks all over the sky and listening to the firecrackers everywhere, the lively New Year is coming again.

7. I feel the pressure of Shu Zhijing in the composition describing the lively scene, and I am speeding up the pace every day. Walking between campus and home in a hurry, my eyes are always staring straight at the road ahead, and I can only see a few people who are in a hurry like me occasionally. But for the rain, I'm afraid I would have been in a hurry and didn't notice it at all. The sky is hazy under the fine rain, and the dark clouds never leave. A gloomy day is a bit like my mood at this time. I was walking mechanically on my way home when suddenly my umbrella tripped over something. I seldom look up. It turns out to be a bunch of branches. But I couldn't move for a long time because I couldn't help looking carefully. That is really a rare weak camphor tree. Although the trees planted by the roadside are not particularly strong, this one is too thin. Even the strongest trunk is only enough for me to measure with one hand, but the young appearance has mottled bark that has experienced vicissitudes. Branches are thin, but there are many branches. I think it may be these countless twigs that drain the essence of the mother. Looking up again, I was shocked. Such a weak body, but with dense green leaves, stands proudly after being washed by rain, and is as green as a piece of beauty. It is very strong. It is hard for me to imagine that such a thin tree will grow such beautiful and tough leaves. How much nutrition it has to absorb, how much wind and rain it has experienced, and how much effort it has to pay! Facts have proved that the weakest trees can also produce extremely beautiful and robust leaves. I was moved by the tree, and I was ashamed of my inner darkness. The young tree is pitifully thin, but it is not satisfied with this. It absorbs nutrients and strives to grow, showing its beautiful side. Perhaps the thick trunk is doomed, so it will make the leaves beautiful, because the branches and leaves are the pride of the tree. Just like life, it always gives you this and that. The appearance is not outstanding, always treat people sincerely and make the mind beautiful; Parents have little power, respect each other as guests, take care of each other and enjoy family happiness. Just like a tree with tiny branches, trying to grow lush leaves is also a shocking beauty! I have long been far away from that tree, but my thoughts have not been taken back, but I am by the tree, paying tribute to it.