What are the festive idioms?

The festive idioms are: decorated with lanterns, full of flowers, full of people, loud drums, bustling and so on.

1. Decorate lanterns, hang lanterns and tie colored silk to describe the festival scene. From The Romance of The Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong in Ming Dynasty.

2. Interwoven together, it describes the lively scene when people are having a feast. From Ouyang Xiu's Preface to Drunk Pavilion in Song Dynasty.

People are buzzing, which means that the water in the pot is boiling and making a noise. Now it means that the crowd is noisy, just like exploding a pot, indicating that people are noisy and describing the environment as noisy. From Feng Menglong's Awakening the World in Ming Dynasty, Volume 10.

The drums are playing all kinds of musical instruments, and the sound is so loud that it goes straight into the sky, describing it as very happy and lively. From the history of Han Dynasty to the historical Pinghua of Five Dynasties.

5, bustling, describing people coming and going, very lively and crowded. From Biography of Historical Records and Huo Zhi.

Describe exciting examples of festivals:

1, the Mid-Autumn Festival will be in a few days. Tonight, the moonlight is like silver, and I am sitting alone under the morning glory stand on the balcony. A cup of tea, a thin calligraphy book, clear as water, quietly spilled on my clothes.

This is really an ocean of lights. Thousands of golden flashes hang down from six or seven meters high, like waterfalls. I really doubt that the Golden River has fallen. This is the first time I have seen so many strange lights, and I dare not even look at them.

I saw the dark blue sky full of colorful fireworks. Open fireworks are like colorful balls, like snowflakes, like meteors dragging ribbons. Shine the dark night sky like day, and the Lantern Festival night becomes extremely beautiful.

In the morning, the sun shines all over the earth. The scenery in the village is completely new, and the streets seem to have changed overnight. The streets are decorated with lanterns and colored lanterns, and every household is pasted with upside-down blessings, couplets and red lanterns. People wear holiday clothes and their faces are filled with happy smiles.

5. The new year has come again. Everything will change in the new year. Grow up for another year. I hope that good luck will always accompany me this year. I will strive to achieve excellent results in this year and make great contributions to the construction of my hometown when I grow up.