100 to 150 words of traditional Chinese culture in a complete essay

This week, I have collected a lot of information about Chinese traditions: traditional culture, traditional folk art, traditional festivals and so on. I like traditional festivals the most because they are the time when relatives reunite. Traditional festivals are: Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Chongyang Festival ------ Spring Festival is the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar, commonly known as "New Year's Eve". Every year on New Year's Day, every family will have a New Year's dinner, the streets are full of red lanterns, colorful flags flying. The streets are filled with red lanterns and colorful flags. Every child wears beautiful new clothes and the adults smile with satisfaction. People buy a lot of fireworks and firecrackers, and in the evening, they take out the fireworks and put them on. At 8:00 p.m., the Spring Festival Gala started, and people sat in front of the TV to watch it. Just after the Spring Festival, the Chinese traditional festival is the Lantern Festival, "Lantern Festival" is on the 15th day of the first month of the lunar calendar every year, on this day, people will eat the Lantern Festival, guess the lantern riddles, and go to the park to watch the lanterns. Chongyang Festival, which falls on September 9 on the lunar calendar, is an ancient traditional festival in China. It is also known as the "Festival of the Elderly" and the "Festival of the Ninth Day". On this day, people enjoy chrysanthemums, wear dogwoods, and climb mountains with wine. The Spring Festival is my favorite of these traditional festivals. Every family puts up window couplets, wears new clothes and eats dumplings, and then my grandparents give me little red envelopes, and my family puts the Spring Festival couplets I wrote outside the door. I remember one New Year's Eve when my father bought fireworks and set them off downstairs in my house. Just listen to the "ping ping" sound, a bunch of fireworks flying up to the sky really beautiful ah! All kinds of fireworks bloom in the sky, some like a dragon rises up in the air, in the air wagging his tail, some like a bullet straight into the sky, and some like a bud did not open, in the sky gladly.　There is also a beautiful legend of the Spring Festival, which I will tell you about below!　　Legend has it that in ancient times, there was a monster called "Nian", which had sharp teeth, pointed horns and was ferocious. "The Nian lived at the bottom of the sea for many years, and on New Year's night, the monster would climb ashore and attack a small village at the bottom of a hill. The people of the village knew that the monster would come and locked their doors tightly, but no matter what, the Nian would come in and steal the villagers' food and hurt people and animals, and everyone was afraid.　　On New Year's Eve of that year, people were preparing to take refuge. At this time, a fairy came over and told the villagers that "Nian" was afraid of red color and loud noise, so they hurriedly prepared red couplets and pasted them on the door. In the evening, "Nian" came again, it saw the red color, heard the sound of gongs and drums, scared and quickly fled. From then on, every New Year's Day, every family put up Spring Festival couplets, New Year's paintings, firecrackers, this custom has been continued to this day, but also more and more widely spread, and gradually become the Chinese nation's most grand traditional festivals.　　 China's traditional culture is glorious, we have to seriously study, vigorously carry forward China's traditional culture