Wuchuan Spring Festival composition 20 16

My hometown is in Huazhou City, Maoming, Guangdong. Huazhou was called Shilong in ancient times, and it was also called Huazhou because it was said that the dragon was in front of the ever-changing Luojiang River. Taiping Xingguo was renamed Huazhou in the fifth year of the Northern Song Dynasty, which has a long history of 1000 years. Huazhou, located in the throat of western Guangdong corridor, is an important channel for western Guangdong's foreign economy.

"A hundred miles of different winds, a thousand miles of different customs", different places will have different Spring Festival customs. Let me take you into my hometown and the custom of Spring Festival in my hometown.

The sound of firecrackers broke the quiet night and kicked off the Spring Festival in my hometown. Although the weather is not beautiful, it is drizzling in the dark sky, but this does not affect people's excitement and excitement about the New Year. In this ancient village, before dawn, every household put on a steaming feast. It is the most solemn and common thing for ordinary people to light two candles and incense sticks and pour a few glasses of wine. I made enough preparations for the ceremony before the sacrifice, and I began to bless when the time came. Or pray for family safety in the new year, or new hope will be gained in the new year. The air is filled with faint fragrance, as if from a very long history. Always a little strange but so familiar. After the sacrifice, the most traditional customs began: posting couplets, receiving red envelopes, having a reunion dinner and setting off firecrackers. This is a must for the Spring Festival every year, and it is also the happiest enjoyment for children. As night falls, people set off fireworks one after another, and all kinds of fireworks appeared in the sky, adding a little color to the blue sky. Men, women and children are smiling faces, filled with happy and festive pictures.

During the Spring Festival, of course, there is a special day, that is, folk culture with local characteristics.