Yi people's Chinese New Year composition 400 words

In the morning, after a scream, there was a groan of struggle. The pig barked again and again, again and again ... the old people were smiling. The young man listened and was in high spirits; Hearing this, the children danced and went straight to the place where the pigs were slaughtered. The whole village is full of laughter and excitement.

At noon, children go door to door to pay New Year greetings. Among our children, Asha is the "commander". When everyone walked to the door, the "commander" shouted, "Get ready!" Everyone said neatly, "Happy New Year to Abba and Grandma!" Before everyone finished the ceremony, grandma smilingly brought out meat and brewed rice wine and invited everyone to eat and drink. You will definitely ask, "won't everyone's stomach explode by eating and drinking door to door?" In fact, it's the custom of Yi people to taste a little to show their gratitude. After worshipping every family, their stomachs will be full. Look how interesting it is!

Evening is the busiest time. Don't think that only the Yi people will pay New Year greetings after the Year of the Yi people. We have not forgotten the Han compatriots who build the Great Liangshan Mountain with us every day and live on this land together. They came to Yi people's home with many sweets, noodles and oranges. Congratulations on our Happy New Year! They were also warmly received by our Yi people. They took out pieces of meat and soaked rice wine and buckwheat cakes to entertain them.

Tell me about us children. The children have had enough of New Year's greetings, so they lit a blazing bonfire on the lawn. At this time, adults who have been busy all day come. Everyone gathered around the fire, drinking and dancing in the pot. The sweet singing broke the silence of the valley, and the moving dance was better than the charming golden peacock. Late at night, the excitement gradually disappeared ... Soon, the children fell asleep with a happy smile on their faces; Adults talk about how to win a bigger harvest tomorrow at home.

Ah, the year of Yi people, how happy and meaningful! We are all looking forward to the arrival of that "you" next year.