China New Year children draw pictures.

Spring Festival is the most important and grand traditional festival in China. The first day of the first lunar month is the beginning of a year. The following are pictures and children's paintings about Chinese New Year. Welcome to reading.

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Festival time

In the folk, especially in rural areas, there has always been the habit of having a small year in the north and a small year in the south, and the days are every other day.

Little new year

That is, on the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month, the kitchen god was sent to heaven (his paintings were cremated) and his family's performance in the past year was reported to the Jade Emperor. In order to make the kitchen god speak well, we should offer honeydew melons, and paste sugar on his mouth when sending him away, so that he can speak well in heaven. To welcome Kitchen God back on New Year's Eve is to invite (buy) a new painting of Kitchen God (with the milk of Kitchen God and his wife on it) for the kitchen. On both sides of the painting, a pair of couplets are usually posted: Heaven speaks well, and clothes go home. Horizontal batch: the head of the family.

the Spring Festival; Chinese New Year

From the end of the twelfth lunar month to the thirtieth day of the first month or the second day of the second month (the dragon looks up).

According to the solar calendar, the spring outing lasts from 1 to 2 1 to February 20th.

Beijing's district: from the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month (Laba is the year after) to the second day of the twelfth lunar month (the dragon looks up), one year is over.

The origin of a year

The concept of the year, the original meaning comes from agriculture.

"Chinese New Year" originated from the activities of offering sacrifices to gods and ancestors in the late Yin and Shang Dynasties in China. The initial date has not been set. Before Qin Dynasty, the first day of "Chinese New Year" was 65438+ February, 165438+ October and 65438+ October. It was not until Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty implemented the "taichu calendar" that it was officially determined to be on the first day of the first month. From Yin Shang Dynasty to Qing Dynasty, China New Year had many names, such as Chen Yuan, Sui Dynasty, Yuan Day and New Year's Day.

19 12 years, the Republic of China announced that it would change the solar calendar to 1+0 as the "New Year", but it encountered obstacles in folk implementation, and people still regarded the first day of the first lunar month as the "New Year". Shi Yunli, a professor at China University of Science and Technology and an astronomical historian, introduced that in June, 5438+09 14, 1, Zhu Qiqian, then Minister of the Interior, proposed to designate Lunar New Year's Day as the Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival as the summer festival, Mid-Autumn Festival as the autumn festival and winter solstice as the winter festival, and all public officials had a day off. "With the approval of Yuan Shikai, this laid the coexistence pattern that the first day of the solar calendar is New Year's Day and the first day of the first lunar month is the Spring Festival."

It was not until 19 14 that the name of "New Year's Day" was moved to 1 in the solar calendar, and the first day of the first lunar month was renamed as "Spring Festival". The first day of the first month in Kikucha year of the snake, which arrived in 20 13, is the100th Spring Festival since 19 14.

/kloc-since 0/00, the Spring Festival has also changed with the development of the times. "In the early 20 years of the Republic of China, the government has been trying to move New Year's greetings, ancestor worship, Spring Festival couplets and other activities to New Year's Day in the solar calendar. It is the strong traditional consciousness of the people who are guarding the Spring Festival. " Wang Xianyou, secretary-general of Anhui Folklore Society, said that after the founding of New China, some feudal superstitions were removed. After the reform and opening up, the wave of urbanization and informatization is also changing the Spring Festival originated from the traditional farming society, such as the simplification of traditional Spring Festival ceremonies, some people going to restaurants for dinner, and visiting New Year greetings by telephone or online. "Although the form is changing, the connotation of ancestor worship in the Spring Festival has not changed, and the function of family reunion and strengthening family awareness has not changed." Wang Xianyou said.

With the deepening of globalization, the Spring Festival has gone abroad and become an important cultural symbol of China. "Just like Christmas in the West, the Spring Festival has become an important carrier for spreading China culture." Shi Yunli believes that with the strengthening of China's national strength, how to further strengthen the protection and inheritance of traditional festival cultures such as the Spring Festival and add national charm through multiculturalism is a topic worthy of deep thinking at the centenary of the Spring Festival.