What are some poems about traditional festivals and customs?

1.12 Customs and Poems of Traditional Festivals

Chinese New Year Customs: Putting up Spring Festival couplets, paying respect to the New Year, setting off firecrackers, giving New Year's money, observing the New Year's Eve Poetry: 1. On the Day of the First Moon, Wang Anshi, the firecrackers cracked, the spring breeze brought warmth to the tassel, a thousand doors and ten thousand tails, and the new peaches were always replaced with old symbols 2.

The Lantern Festival Customs: Eating Lantern Festival, Guessing Lantern Riddles, Setting off Fireworks Verses: 1) Last year on the night of the Lantern Festival, the lanterns in the flower market were as bright as the day. 2) The fire trees and the silver flowers merged. 2, The fire tree and silver flowers merge, the star bridge and iron locks are opened.

Customs of Qingming: Tomb-sweeping, willow-planting, trekking, swinging and tree-planting Verse: 1. The rain falls one after another during the Qingming Festival, and the people on the road want to be broken. 2. 2、No flowers and no wine at Qingming, you will feel like a wild monk.

The Dragon Boat Festival Customs: Rice Dumplings, Dragon Boat Racing, Drinking Xionghuang Wine, and Hanging Calamus Poetry: 1) Who said that the festival is divided into the Dragon Boat Festival, and it has been rumored to be Qu Yuan for the past ten thousand years; 2) The sky clears up on the fifth day of the fifth month, and the poplars cry the eagle at dawn around the river; Mid-Autumn Festival Customs: Enjoying the Moon, Eating Moon Cakes, and Reuniting with Family Members Poetry: 1) The moonlight is bright and people are all forgetting, and they don't know who is in whose house they fall in the autumn thoughts. 2) When is the moon bright and clear? Chrysanthemum Appreciation, Climbing High, Eating Chrysanthemum Cake. 1) On the day of Chrysanthemum Appreciation, I will come back to enjoy chrysanthemums.

2. I am a stranger in a foreign land, and I miss my relatives twice as much at festivals. I'm not sure how much I'm going to be able to do this, but I'm sure I'll be able to do it in the future.

2. Poems about traditional festivals and customs

There are eight traditional festivals in China, according to the order of the date, the lunar and Gregorian dates of each traditional festival, customs and traditions, and the relevant poems and quotations are excerpted below for the owner's reference.

1. New Year's Eve - the 29th or 30th day of the 12th lunar month (January 22nd). People often stay up all night on New Year's Eve, which is called "keeping the New Year's Eve".

On New Year's Eve, people not only clean their homes, but also put up door gods, spring couplets, New Year's paintings, and door cages, and change into new clothes with festive colors and patterns. Describe the New Year's Eve poems are: "New Year's Eve" Song Wen Tianxiang Qiankun empty fall, the years to go hall; the end of the road shocked the wind and rain, the poor side of the full snow frost.

Life with the year to end, the body and the world to forget; no more tusu dream, pick lamps night. 2. Spring Festival - the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar (January 23rd).

Customs of the Spring Festival, generally to eat rice cakes, dumplings, dumplings, meatballs, whole fish, wine, apples, peanuts, melon seeds, sweets, tea and dishes; and accompanied by dusting, washing bedding, preparing New Year's goods, posting Spring Festival couplets, stickers (Zhong Kui, the God of the Door), dumplings and stickers, paper cutouts, stickers, stickers, candles, light fires, firecrackers, to give the New Year's Eve money, New Year's Eve, visit relatives, New Year's gifts, on the graves of ancestors, flower markets, festive fires. The Chinese New Year is a time of great joy and happiness, with many activities such as flower markets and fireworks. Poems describing the Spring Festival include: "New Year's Day" by Wang Anshi of Song Dynasty, "The sound of firecrackers in a year apart, the spring breeze sends warmth into the Tuusu, a thousand doors and ten thousand tels, always changing the new peaches for the old symbols".

3. Lantern Festival - the fifteenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar (February 6, Gregorian calendar). The first month is the first month of the lunar calendar, the ancients called it "night", and the fifteenth day is the first full moon in a year, so the first fifteenth day of the first month is called the Lantern Festival.

Also known as the first month of the year, the Lantern Festival, is the first important festival after the Spring Festival. China is a vast country with a long history, so the customs about the Lantern Festival are not the same in all parts of the country, among which eating Lantern Festival, enjoying lanterns, dragon dance, lion dance, etc. are several important folk customs of the Lantern Festival.

The poems describing the Lantern Festival are: "Lantern Festival" Song Ouyang Xiu Last year, when the Lantern Festival was in full swing, the lights in the flower market were like daytime. The moon is at the tip of the willow, and the people are about after dusk.

This year's Lantern Festival, the moon and lights are still the same. I don't see anyone from last year, and my sleeves are wet with tears.

4. Qingming Festival - the 14th day of the 3rd month of the lunar calendar (April 4, Gregorian calendar). The customs of Qingming Festival are rich and interesting, in addition to the preaching of banning fires and sweeping tombs, there are also a series of customs and sports activities, such as trekking, swinging, kicking Cuju, playing polo, and sticking willow.

The poems describing the Qingming Festival are: "Qingming" Tang Du Mu Qingming Festival rains, the pedestrians on the road want to break their souls. I ask where the tavern is, and the shepherd boy points to the village of apricot blossoms.

5. Dragon Boat Festival - the fifth day of the fifth lunar month (June 23rd). The activities on this day are now gradually evolving into eating zongzi, racing dragon boats, hanging calamus, artemisia, moxa, fumigating cangzhu and dahurica, drinking xionghuang wine, tying Baisuozi, making jiangjiaozi, sticking five poisons, sticking talismans, releasing the yellow smoke, and eating twelve reds.

The poems describing the Dragon Boat Festival include: "Dragon Boat Festival" Tang Wenxiu section of the Dragon Boat Festival since who said, the ancient rumors for Qu Yuan; laugh at the empty Chu River, can not be washed straight ministers injustice. 6. Tanabata Festival - the seventh day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar (August 23rd, Gregorian).

The Tanabata Festival is one of the most romantic of China's traditional festivals, and was the most important day for girls in the past. On the evening of this day, women threaded needles and begged for coquettishness, prayed for blessings and longevity activities, worshipped the Seven Sisters, the ceremony was pious and grand, displaying flowers and fruits, women's red, and all kinds of furniture and utensils were beautifully small and delightful.

The poems describing the Tanabata Festival include: "Tanabata" by Luo Yin of the Tang Dynasty, "Nymphaeaceae" in the sky of the Nymphaeaceae, "The family laughs and sets up a red feast". I should pour out the treasures of Xie's daughter, and write all the embroidered articles of Tan Lang.

The fragrant tents are clustered in a row, and the golden needles are pierced to pay homage to Cindy. The copper kettle leaks and the day is about to dawn, so I'm disappointed that it's another year of good times.

7. Mid-Autumn Festival - 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar (September 30th, Gregorian calendar). Mid-Autumn Festival is a very ancient custom in China.

The custom of enjoying the moon originated from the moon sacrifice, and the serious sacrifice turned into a light-hearted entertainment. "Folk worship of the moon" became a way for people to yearn for reunion, happiness and well-being, and to send their love to the moon.

Set up a large incense burner and place moon cakes, watermelons, apples, jujubes, plums, grapes and other offerings, of which moon cakes and watermelons are absolutely indispensable. The poems describing the Mid-Autumn Festival include: "Looking at the Moon and Remembering the Distance" by Zhang Jiuling of the Tang Dynasty The bright moon is born on the sea, and the sky is the end of the world **** this time.

Lovers complain about the distant night, after all, the evening up to think about each other. The first time I saw this was when I was a student at the University of California, Berkeley, and the second time I saw it.

It is not possible to give a gift, but it is a good time to go back to bed. 8. Chung Yeung Festival - the ninth day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar (October 23rd).

The Chongyang Festival has the custom of ascending the heights, in September of the golden autumn, high and refreshing, this season can be achieved by ascending the heights to look far away, fitness to get rid of the purpose of the disease. The festival is also associated with the custom of enjoying chrysanthemums and poems, inserting dogwoods, and eating Chung Yeung cakes.

Poems describing the Chongyang Festival include: "September 9, remembering the Shandong brothers," Tang Wang Wei, alone in a foreign land for the foreign guests, every festive season doubly think of their relatives, the distant brothers know that the place where they climbed high, all the Cornus fewer than a man. Note: The calendar dates are all according to the year 2012.

Because Chinese traditional festivals are customarily calculated according to the lunar calendar, the calendar dates may vary from year to year.

3. Time, Customs, and Verses of Traditional Chinese Festivals

1. Dragon Boat Festival

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2. Customs: dragon boat racing, eating zongzi, drinking xionghuang wine, wearing scented sachets, hanging moxa leaves calamus banyan branch.

3. Poetry: The race is y saddened by a thousand years of injustice, and how can the loyal souls return once they are gone. The country died and the body perished, leaving behind only a riot in the world.

Author: Zhang Lei

Dynasty: Northern Song Dynasty

Source: "Dragon Boat Race"

Interpretation: The Dragon Boat Race is to y grieve for the ancient injustice of Qu Yuan. The country is broken and the body is dead now there can be what it, alas! Only left the ancient song of Li Sao in the world.

Two, the Mid-Autumn Festival

1, time: the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar.

2, custom: eating moon cakes, enjoy the moon.

3, poetry: the eye poor Huaihai full as silver, ten thousand rainbow light breeding mussel treasure. If there is no moon household in the sky, the osmanthus branch will be damaged to the west wheel.

Author: Mi Fu

Dynasty: Song

Source: "Mid-Autumn Ascending the Tower to Look at the Moon"

Interpretation: The Huaihai Sea is as full as silver when you look at it with your eyes, and the mussels breed pearls under the ten million rainbow rays. The moon in the sky will keep growing and will burst through the moon if no one repairs it.

Three, the Spring Festival

1, time: the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar.

2, custom: get rid of the old cloth new, welcome jubilee to receive blessings, worship the gods and ancestors, pray for a good year and so on.

3, verse: the sound of firecrackers in a year, the spring breeze sends warmth into the tusu; thousands of households pupil day, always change the new peach for the old symbols.

Author: Wang Anshi

Dynasty: Song

Origin: Yuan Day

Interpretation: In the crackling sound of firecrackers, the old year was sent away and ushered in the New Year, and people drank delicious Tusu wine with the warmth of the spring breeze; a thousand doors and tens of thousands of pupils of the day, every family took down the old peach symbols and put on the new ones to greet the new spring.

Four, Qingming Festival

1, time: the calendar (solar calendar) around April 5

2, customs: tomb sweeping and ancestor worship, trekking excursions.

3, verse: Qingming Festival rains, roadwalkers want to break their souls; ask where the tavern is, the shepherd boy pointed to the apricot blossom village.

Author: Du Mu

Dynasty: Tang

Source: "Qingming"

Interpretation: The rain falls during the Qingming Festival in the south of the Yangtze River, and the pedestrians on the road are all broken. I asked the local people where they could buy wine to drown their sorrows. The pastor smiled but did not answer and pointed to the apricot blossom mountain village.

V. Winter Solstice

1. Time: December 21 or 22 of the solar calendar.

2. Customs: Sacrifice to heaven and ancestors.

3, verse: Handan stage winter solstice, holding knees in front of the lamp shadow accompanied by the body; want to sit deep in the night at home, but also to talk about the people who have traveled far.

Author: Bai Juyi

Dynasty: Tang

Source: Handan Winter Solstice Night Thinking of Home

Interpretation: It was the winter solstice when I was living in Handan Inn. At night, I sat in front of the lamp with my knees in my arms, with only the shadows to keep me company. I am sure that my relatives at home will meet today until late at night, and should still be talking about me, a long-distance traveler.

4. Poems and customs about traditional festivals

There are mainly eight traditional festivals in our country, according to the order of the date, the lunar and Gregorian dates of each traditional festival, customs and habits, related poems and famous lines are excerpted below for the owner's reference.

1. New Year's Eve - the 29th or 30th day of the 12th month of the lunar calendar (January 22nd). People often stay up all night on New Year's Eve, which is called the "New Year's Watch". On New Year's Eve, not only should the house be cleaned up, but also the door god, spring couplets, New Year's paintings, hanging door cages, and people change into new clothes with festive colors and patterns. The poems describing New Year's Eve include:

"New Year's Eve"

Song Wen Tianxiang

The sky and the earth are empty, and the years have gone by;

The end of the road is full of wind and rain, and the poor side is full of snow and frost.

The life with the years want to end, the body and the world are all forgotten;

No more tusu dream, picking lamps the night is not yet over.

2. Spring Festival - the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar (January 23rd). Chinese New Year customs, generally to eat rice cakes, dumplings, dumplings, meatballs, whole fish, wine, apples, peanuts, melon seeds, candy, tea and dishes; and accompanied by dusting, washing bedding, preparing New Year's goods, posting Spring Festival couplets, posting New Year's paintings (Zhong Kui, the God of the Door), dumplings, sticking paper cuttings, sticking window decorations, sticking the word "blessed", pointing candles, light a fire, firecrackers, to the New Year's Eve, to pay homage to the new year, to visit relatives, to send New Year's gifts, on the graves of the ancestors, shopping in flower markets, haunted The Spring Festival is a time of great joy and happiness for the family. The poems describing the Spring Festival include:

The New Year's Day

Wang Anshi of Song Dynasty

The sound of firecrackers is the only thing that can be heard in the year, the spring breeze sends warmth into the Tuusu, and

A thousand gates and ten thousand telsels are always replaced by a new peach.

3. Lantern Festival - the fifteenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar (February 6, Gregorian calendar). The first month is the first month of the lunar calendar, the ancients called it "night", and the fifteenth day is the first full moon night of the year, so the first fifteenth of the month for the Lantern Festival. It is also known as the Small New Year's Day, the Lantern Festival, or the Lantern Festival, and is the first important festival after the Spring Festival. China is a vast country with a long history, so the customs of the Lantern Festival are not the same throughout the country, among which eating lanterns, lanterns, dragon dances, lion dances and so on are several important folk customs of the Lantern Festival. The poems describing the Lantern Festival include:

"Lantern Festival"

Song Ouyang Xiu

Last year at the time of the Lantern Festival, the lanterns in the flower market were as bright as day.

The moon reaches the top of the willow, and people meet after dusk.

This year on New Year's Eve, the moon and the lights are still the same.

Not seeing last year's people, tears wet spring shirt sleeves.

4. Qingming Festival - the 14th day of the 3rd month of the lunar calendar (April 4, Gregorian calendar). The customs of Qingming Festival are rich and interesting, in addition to preaching the prohibition of fire, sweeping graves, there are a series of customs and sports activities such as trekking, swinging, kicking Cuju, playing polo, sticking willow and so on. The poems describing the Qingming Festival include:

Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty

The rain falls one after another at the time of the Qingming Festival, and the pedestrians on the road want to break their souls.

The shepherd boy pointed to the apricot blossom village.

5. Dragon Boat Festival - the fifth day of the fifth lunar month (June 23rd). The activities on this day are now gradually evolving into eating zongzi, racing dragon boats, hanging calamus, artemisia, mugwort, fumigating cangzhu, dahuric dahurica, drinking xionghuang wine, tying a hundred rope, making incense horn, sticking five poisons, sticking talismans, releasing the yellow smoke, and eating twelve red. The poems describing the Dragon Boat Festival include:

"Dragon Boat Festival"

Tang Wenxiu

The festival is divided into the Dragon Boat Festival since who said that the rumor of ancient times was Qu Yuan;

Kan laugh at the empty Chujiang River, can not be washed to the injustice of the straight ministers.

6. Tanabata Festival - the seventh day of the seventh lunar month (August 23rd). Tanabata Festival is one of the most romantic of China's traditional festivals, and also the most important day for girls in the past. On the evening of this day, women threaded needles and begged for coincidences, prayed for blessings, prayed for activities, worshiped the seven sisters, the ceremony was pious and grand, displaying flowers and fruits, women's red, all kinds of furniture and utensils were exquisite and small, and attracted people's favor. Poems about the Tanabata Festival include:

The Tanabata Festival

Tang Luoyin

The starry river of Nymphaea is in the sky, and the family laughs and sets up a red feast.

It should be dumped into Xie's jewelry box, and Tanlang's embroidery should be written in full.

The fragrant tents are clustered in a row, and the golden needles are threaded to pay homage to Cindy.

The copper kettle will tell us that the day will dawn, and we will be disappointed for another year of good times.

7. Mid-Autumn Festival - 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar (September 30th, Gregorian calendar). The Mid-Autumn Festival is a very ancient custom in China. The custom of enjoying the moon originated from the moon sacrifice, and the serious sacrifice turned into a light-hearted entertainment. The "folk moon worship" has become a way for people to long for reunion, happiness and well-being, and to send their love to the moon. A large incense burner is set up, and moon cakes, watermelons, apples, red dates, plums, grapes and other offerings are placed on the table, of which moon cakes and watermelons are absolutely indispensable. The poems describing the Mid-Autumn Festival include:

"Looking at the Moon and Remembering the Distance"

Tang Zhang Jiuling

The moon is born on the sea, and the end of the world is at this time.

Lover's moon, the end of the world, the end of the world is at this time.

The lover complains of the distant night, and thinks of each other in the evening.

The candle is out, the light is full, the coat is full of dew.

It's not a good idea to give them a handful of gifts, but it's a good idea to go back to bed and dream about them.

8. Chongyang Festival - the ninth day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar (October 23rd). Chrysanthemum Festival has the custom of ascending the heights, the golden autumn September, high and cool, this season can be achieved by ascending the heights to look far away, fitness to get rid of the purpose of the disease. This season can achieve the purpose of climbing high and looking far and wide to achieve a relaxed mind, fitness and dispel diseases. Associated with climbing high are the customs of appreciating chrysanthemums and writing poems, inserting dogwoods, and eating Chongyang cakes.

Note: The calendar dates are in accordance with the year 2012. Because Chinese traditional festivals are customarily calculated according to the lunar calendar, the calendar dates may vary somewhat from year to year.

5.12 Customs and Verses of Traditional Festivals

Chinese New Year

Customs:

Posting Spring Festival couplets, paying homage to the New Year, letting off firecrackers, giving New Year's Eve money, and observing the New Year's Eve

Verses:

1. New Year's Day

Wang Anshi

A Year of Spring Breezes and Spring Breeze brings warmth to Tusu

Thousands of Doors and Tens of Thousands of Households Day The new peach is always replaced by the old one

2. The calendar adds a new year, and spring fills the old mountains and rivers.

The Lantern Festival

Customs: Eating Lantern Festival, Guessing Lantern Riddles, Setting off Fireworks

Poetry:

1. Last year on the night of the Lantern Festival, the lights in the flower market were as bright as day.

2. The fire tree and silver flowers merge, and the star bridge and iron locks open.

Customs of Qingming

Customs: Tomb-sweeping, willow-planting, trekking, swinging, tree-planting

Poetry:

1: The rain falls one after another during the Qingming Festival, and the pedestrians on the road want to break their souls.

2. There are no flowers and no wine in the Qingming Festival.

Duanwu (Dragon Boat Festival)

Customs:

Zongzi (rice dumplings), dragon boat races, drinking xionghuang wine, and hanging calamus

Poetry:

1) Who said that the festival is divided into the Dragon Boat Festival, and it has been rumored to be Qu Yuan for the past 10,000 years;

2) The sky is clear on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month and the poplar flowers cry out for dawn eagles around the river;

Mid-autumn Festival

Customs:

Month viewing, Eating mooncakes, family reunion

Poetry:

1. Tonight the moon is bright and people have forgotten all about it, I don't know who's home I am thinking of in Autumn

2. When will the moon be bright, I'll ask the sky with a glass of wine.

Customs:

Admiring chrysanthemums, climbing up to a high altitude, and eating chrysanthemum cakes

Poetry:

1: "On the day of the sun, I'll come back to see the chrysanthemums".

2. I am a stranger in a foreign land, and I miss my relatives twice as much at festivals.

There are a lot of people who know where their brothers are, and there are a lot of people who are less likely to be involved in the Cornucopia.

6. Poems about Festivals and Customs

Ching Ming Festival

Ching Ming (Du Mu)

There are many rains at the time of the Qingming Festival

The pedestrians on the road want to break their souls

Where can I find a winegrower

The shepherd boy points to the apricot village in a distant place

The Chongyang Festival

Remembering my brothers in Shandong on the ninth day of the ninth month

Lonely in a foreign country for a foreign guest

We are alone in a foreign country for a foreign guest, and we are all alone in a foreign country for a foreign guest.

It's a good time to think of one's relatives

It's a good time to know where my brothers climbed

It's a good time to stick a cornelian cherry on the ground

Mid-Autumn Festival

Moon on the 15th night of the August Moon

A full moon flies in the mirror, and the returning heart folds the big knife.

Turning the canopy and traveling far away, climbing the laurel and looking up to the sky.

The waterways are suspected to be frosty and snowy, and the forests are full of feathers.

This is the time to look at the white rabbit.

Duanwu Day Gives Clothes (Du Fu)

The official clothes are also famous,

Duanwu is honored by grace.

The fine kudzu is soft with wind,

the fragrant Luo is light with snow.

The Lantern Festival

The Lantern Viewing on the Fifteenth Night (Tang) Lu Zhaolin

Jinli opened a fragrant feast, and the orchids were red in color in the early years.

The colors of the lanterns are far away from the ground, and the light is far away from the sky.

The stars are falling from the sky, and the moon is hanging from the building.

Some other kind of smile, to reflect the nine branches of the front.

Seventh Night

One of the Nineteen Ancient Poems (Han) Anonymous

The star of Altair is a long way away, and the star of Han is bright.

Touching the delicate hand, the loom is in a state of flux.

All day long, I can't make a chapter, sobbing and weeping like rain.

The river is clear and shallow.

The water is full of water, and I can't say a word about it.

Spring Festival

Yuan Day (Wang Anshi)

The year is over in the sound of firecrackers,

the spring breeze brings warmth into the tassel;

the day of the pupil of a thousand doors is over, and the new peaches are replaced by the old ones.

The new peaches are replaced by the old ones.

The new peaches are replaced by the old ones.

That's all I can think of

7. Verses about Holiday Customs

1. New Year's Eve - the 30th day of the twelfth month of the Lunar Calendar (February 2, Gregorian calendar). People often stay up all night on New Year's Eve, which is called the "New Year's Watch". On New Year's Eve, not only should the house and home be cleaned up, but also put up door gods, spring couplets, New Year's paintings, hang door cages, and people change into new clothes with festive colors and patterns. The poems describing New Year's Eve include:

New Year's Eve

Song Wen Tianxiang

The sky and the earth are empty, and the years have gone by;

The end of the road is full of wind and rain, and the poor side is full of snow and frost.

The life with the years want to end, the body and the world are all forgotten;

No more tusu dream, picking lamps the night is not yet over.

2. Spring Festival - the first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar (February 3, Gregorian calendar). Chinese New Year customs, generally to eat rice cakes, dumplings, dumplings, meatballs, whole fish, wine, apples, peanuts, melon seeds, candy, tea and dishes; and accompanied by dusting, washing bedding, preparing New Year's goods, posting Spring Festival couplets, posting New Year's paintings (Zhong Kui, the God of the Door), dumplings and sticking paper cuttings, sticking window decorations, posting the word "blessed", pointing candles, light a fire, firecrackers, to the New Year's Eve, to pay homage to the new year, to visit relatives, to send New Year's gifts, on the graves of the ancestors, shopping in the flower market, haunted The Spring Festival is a time of great joy and happiness for the family. The poems describing the Spring Festival include:

Yuan Day

Song Wang Anshi

Banging firecrackers for a year, the spring breeze sends warmth into the TuSu,

A thousand gates and ten thousand tels of sun, always change the new peach for the old symbols.

3. Lantern Festival - the fifteenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar (February 17, Gregorian calendar). The first month is the first month of the lunar calendar, the ancients called it "night", and the fifteenth day is the first full moon night of the year, so the first fifteenth of the month for the Lantern Festival. It is also known as the Small New Year's Day, the Lantern Festival, or the Lantern Festival, and is the first important festival after the Spring Festival. China is a vast country with a long history, so the customs of the Lantern Festival are not the same throughout the country, among which eating lanterns, lanterns, dragon dances, lion dances and so on are several important folk customs of the Lantern Festival. The poems describing the Lantern Festival include:

Yuanxi

Song Ouyang Xiu

Last year on the night of the Lantern Festival, the lanterns in the flower market were as bright as day.

The moon reaches the top of the willow, and people meet after dusk.

This year on New Year's Eve, the moon and the lights are still the same.

Not seeing last year's people, tears wet spring shirt sleeves.

4. Qingming Festival - the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar (April 5, Gregorian calendar). The customs of Qingming Festival are rich and interesting, in addition to preaching the prohibition of fire, sweeping the tomb, there are a series of customs and sports activities, such as trekking, swinging, kicking Cuju, playing polo, sticking willow and so on. Poems describing the Qingming Festival include:

Qingming

Tang Du Mu

The rain falls one after another during the Qingming Festival, and the pedestrians on the road want to break their souls.

Where are the taverns? The shepherd boy points to the apricot blossom village.

5. Dragon Boat Festival - the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar (June 6, Gregorian calendar). The activities on this day are now gradually evolving into eating zongzi, racing dragon boats, hanging calamus, artemisia, mugwort, fumigating cangzhu, dahuric dahurica, drinking xionghuang wine, tying a hundred rope, making incense horn, sticking five poisons, sticking talismans, releasing the yellow smoke, and eating twelve red. The poems describing the Dragon Boat Festival include:

Duanwu

Tang Wenxiu

The festival is divided into the Dragon Boat Festival since who said that the rumors of ancient times for the Qu Yuan;

Kan laugh at the empty Chu River is very small, can not be washed with the injustice of the straight ministers.

6. Tanabata Festival - the seventh day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar (August 6, Gregorian calendar). Tanabata Festival is one of the most romantic of China's traditional festivals, and also the most important day for girls in the past. On the evening of this day, women threaded needles and begged for coincidences, prayed for blessings, prayed for activities, worshiped the seven sisters, the ceremony was pious and grand, displaying flowers and fruits, women's red, all kinds of furniture and utensils were beautifully small and delightful. Poems about the Tanabata Festival include:

The Tanabata Festival

Tang Luoyin

The Nymphaea River and the Nymphaeaceae River are in the sky, and the family laughs and sets up a red feast.

It is time to pour out Xie's pearls and guillotines, and to write Tanlang's embroidered articles.

The fragrant tents are clustered in a row, and the golden needles are threaded to pay homage to Cindy.

The copper kettle will tell us that the day will dawn, and we will be disappointed for another year of good times.

7. Mid-Autumn Festival - the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar (September 12, Gregorian calendar). The Mid-Autumn Moon Festival is a very ancient custom in China. The custom of enjoying the moon originated from the moon sacrifice, and the serious sacrifice turned into a lighthearted entertainment. "Folk worshiping the moon" becomes a way for people to long for reunion, happiness and well-being, and to send their love to the moon. A large incense burner is set up, and moon cakes, watermelons, apples, red dates, plums, grapes and other offerings are placed on the table, of which moon cakes and watermelons are absolutely indispensable. Poems describing the Mid-Autumn Festival include:

Mid-Autumn Moon

Song Su Shi

The twilight clouds are overflowing with cold, and the silver man is turning a jade disk without sound.

This night will not be long, but the moon will be there next year.

8. Chung Yeung Festival - the ninth day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar (October 5, Gregorian calendar). Chrysanthemum Festival has the custom of ascending the heights, the golden autumn in September, the sky is high and cool, this season can be achieved by ascending the heights of the far-away look at the heart, fitness to get rid of the purpose of the disease. This season can achieve the purpose of climbing high and looking far and wide to achieve a relaxed mind, fitness and dispel diseases. Associated with climbing high are the customs of appreciating chrysanthemums and writing poems, inserting dogwoods, and eating Chongyang cakes. The poems describing the Chrysanthemum Festival include:

September 9, Remembering the Brothers of Shandong

Tang Wang Wei

Alone in a foreign land is a foreign guest, every festive season doubly misses the relatives,

Remote to know that the brothers climbed to high places, all over the Cornus fewer than a man.

Note: The calendar dates are in accordance with 2011. Because Chinese traditional festivals are customarily calculated according to the lunar calendar, the Gregorian calendar dates may vary somewhat from year to year.

8. Poems about Traditional Festivals

About Chinese Traditional Festivals

★"Rain pours down on Qingming, and pedestrians on the road want to break their souls." Tang Du Mu (《清明》)

★"Distantly knowing where the brothers climbed up to the heights, they inserted dogwoods all over the place with less than one person." Tang Wang Wei, "Remembering the Brothers of Shandong on the Ninth Day of the Ninth Month"

★"The sound of firecrackers marks the end of the year, and the spring breeze sends warmth into the tassel." Wang Anshi, "New Year's Day"

★"Small cakes are like chewing the moon, with crispy and pleasant." Song Dynasty Su Dongpo

★"The ice on the river has been removed from the shore, and the shore is green." Song Dynasty Su Zhe (trekking)

★Poetry of Spring Festival:

The first day of the Spring Festival (Tang) Meng Haoran

Last night the bucket returned to the north, this day the year starts from the east; I am strong in my years, I don't have money to worry about the farm.

The mulberry field is in the plow's father's hands, and the hoe is with the shepherd's boy; the field house occupies the climate, and *** says that this year is rich.

★Yuan Day (Song) Wang Anshi

Blazing firecrackers in a year apart, the spring breeze sends warmth into the tassel;

Thousands of households pupil day, always the new peach for the old symbol.

★Duanwu Festival:

The Song of the Race to the Ferry (excerpt) (Tang) Zhang Jianfeng

The sky was clear on the 5th of May, and the poplar flowers were crowing the eagles around the river; the envoys had not yet gone out of the county lounge, and the sound of Qi and harmony was heard on the river;

The envoys had the permission to go out, and the horses were already led by the red flag; the two banks of the river were perfumed with the fragrance of the clothes, and the hairpins were shining in the sun like a frosty blade;

the drums sounded three times, the red flag was opened, and the two dragons leaped out of the water; the rowing shadow was the red flag, and the boat was the red flag. The two dragons jumped out of the water. Anchorage on the waves and a thousand swords flew, and the drums split the waves and sounded a thousand thunderbolts.

The sound of the drums was fast approaching, and the two dragons looked at the mark as if they were in a flash; the people on the slope called out for thunderbolts to frighten them, and the colorful rainbows hung at the end of the pole to make them dizzy.

The front boat had already won the mark by grabbing the water, and the back boat lost the momentum to swing in the air.

9. Poems about traditional festivals in China

Poems about the Mid-Autumn Festival

Fifteen Nights at the Moon

Wang Jian

White trees in the middle of the garden are perched on the crows, and the osmanthus flowers are wet with cold dew.

Tonight the moon is bright and people are looking at it, I don't know whose home the thoughts of autumn have fallen on!

Nanjai play moon

Wang Changling

High lying Nanjai, open curtains early in the month of spitting.

The clear light of the water and the trees, and the window.

This is the first time I've ever seen a woman in the world, and I've never seen her in the past.

The beauty of the clear river, the night of the more bitter chanting.

How about a thousand miles of ****, the breeze is blowing Lan Du.

Mid-Autumn Moon

Su Shi

The twilight clouds are overflowing with cold, and the silver man has no sound to turn the jade plate.

This night will not last long, but the moon will be there next year.

The Moon of Guanshan Mountain

Li Bai

The bright moon is out of the sky and mountains, between the vast clouds and the sea.

The long wind blows for tens of thousands of miles, blowing through the Jade Gate Pass.

Han went down the Baideng Road, and Hu peeped into the Green Bay.

By the time of the war, there was no one to return.

The garrison looked at the border color, thinking of returning to the bitter face.

The tallest building in the world is on this night, and I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to get away with it.

Night Thoughts

Li Bai

The light of the moon in front of the bed is suspected to be frost on the ground.

Lift your head to look at the moon, and bow your head to think of your hometown.

Moonlit night

Liu Fangping

The deeper the moon, the more half of the house, the more the appendices of the Big Dipper and the slanting of the Big Dipper.

Tonight, I know that spring is warm, and the sound of insects is penetrating the green window screen.

Chang'e

Li Shangyin

The mica screen has a deep candle shadow, and the long river is gradually falling.

Chang E should regret stealing the elixir, the blue sea and the blue sky.

Memories of my brother in the moonlit night

Du Fu

The garrison drums broke the line of people, and the sound of geese was heard on the edge of autumn.

The dew is white tonight and the moon is bright in my hometown.

All my brothers are scattered, and I have no home to ask about my life and death.

The letter I sent to you never reached me, and I have not yet rested.

Poems about the Lantern Festival

The Case of the Green Jade and the Night of the New Year (Song) Xin Qiji

The east wind releases thousands of flowers at night, and even more so, the stars fall like rain. BMW carving car full of incense on the road, phoenix Xiao sound moving, pot light turn, a night of fish and dragon dance . The moth and snow willow gold strands, smiling and dark incense to go. I've been looking for him for a thousand years, but when I look back, he's at the end of the fire.

Shengcha Zi Yuanyi

(Song) Ouyang Xiu

Last year on New Year's Eve, the lanterns in the flower market were as bright as day. The moon and the lanterns were as bright as day, and the people were after dusk. On this year's New Year's Eve, the moon and the lights are still the same. I don't see anyone from last year, and my sleeves are wet with tears.

The poem says (Tang)

Li Shangyin

The moonlight and lamps fill the imperial capital, and the fragrant cars and treasures pass through the streets.

Being idle and not witnessing the prosperity of the Middle Kingdom, I was ashamed to chase the villagers away from the purple nuns.

The Case of the Green Jade, The Night of the New Year

(Song) Xin Qiji

The east wind releases thousands of flowers at night, and even more, the stars fall like rain.

The BMW carries the fragrance of the road, the sound of the phoenix Xiao moves, the light of the pot turns, the fish and dragons dance all night .

The moth and snow willow gold strands, laughing and smiling dark fragrance to go.

They were looking for him, but when they looked back, he was at the end of the fire.

Shengcha Zi Yuanxi

(Song) Ouyang Xiu

Last year on New Year's Eve, the lights in the flower market were as bright as day.

The moon is at the tip of the willow, and people are about to meet after dusk.

This year on New Year's Eve, the moon and the lights are still the same.

I don't see anyone from last year, but my sleeves are wet with tears.

The Night of the New Year in Kyoto

(Yuan) Yuan Haoqian

Often the dresses and makeup are worn, and the lights on the six streets are haunted by the children.

What am I going to do with a long shirt, I am also in the laughter of the tourists.