Children's songs from winter solstice

Winter Solstice is a children's song, which describes the characteristics and customs of winter solstice.

The children's song "The Solstice of Winter is Coming" introduces the traditional customs and food of winter solstice to children through simple and lively melody and vivid lyrics. The lyrics mention "southern wonton, northern jiaozi", which means that the southern region usually eats wonton on the solstice in winter, while the northern region eats jiaozi. At the same time, the song also mentions "ancestor worship and grave sweeping", which means that people will worship their ancestors and grave sweeping on the solstice in winter to express their memory of their ancestors.

In addition, Winter Solstice also describes the characteristics of winter to day and night, such as "the longest night", so that children can understand the astronomical phenomenon of this solar term. At the same time, songs also convey people's expectation and waiting for spring, such as "Have a good sleep; The sunshine will be better tomorrow. "

Winter solstice festival customs:

1, ancestor worship: In winter solstice, ancestor worship ceremonies are held in many areas to show respect and gratitude to ancestors.

2. Eat jiaozi: In northern China, it is customary to eat jiaozi from the solstice in winter. This is because the shape of jiaozi is like an ingot, symbolizing abundant financial resources and also symbolizing reunion and happiness.

3. Eat jiaozi: In southern China, it is popular to eat jiaozi from the solstice in winter, and there is also a folk saying that "jiaozi is one year older". Tangyuan is a round dessert made of glutinous rice flour, which symbolizes reunion and happiness.

4. Count Nine: The solstice in winter is also the beginning of "Count Nine". People will draw a stroke every day on a "1999 map for dispelling cold" to look forward to the arrival of spring.