Writing a composition: the folklore of my hometown

1. composition of folk customs or legends in my hometown, composition of grade six, about 400 words. Every Spring Festival holiday, children and adults are very happy, because it is this custom that makes us so happy.

Let's talk about Chinese New Year. Look at the red and green New Year pictures on the doors of every household. There is a couplet hanging on the wall. Looking around, the White House has added a red scene, which is quite interesting.

Savings is also the most lively, every household put this plate of consumables on their elbows, and the family sat together and chatted happily. No, have a drink. After dinner, everyone sat around the TV, leaning against the heater and holding hot tea, watching CCTV's Spring Festival Gala with rapt attention. Some families were given more family environment, so they held a party by themselves and invited their relatives. Everybody have fun, laugh, laugh. In a blink of an eye, the New Year's bell is coming. Everyone is carrying a big bundle of firecrackers in the big box until the New Year comes. "Three, two, one! Ignition! " A string of red firecrackers crackled, and the red firecrackers fell on people's heads, and the smiles on their faces were brilliant. After a burst of thunderous firecrackers, it was a new year's drink. Everyone held their cups high, and with a "ding", everyone drank them in one breath. I recalled my blessing, "Happy New Year! I wish you good health in the new year! Everything goes well! " A string of sincere wishes lingered in my ears.

Unconsciously, one day. "There are red envelopes!" The children are screaming.

2. Folklore in my hometown Every year during the Spring Festival, what my family expects most is to eat jiaozi, because the jiaozi wrapped by my mother is particularly delicious. But I still remember eating jiaozi last year!

Last Spring Festival, my mother wrapped jiaozi in two flavors: one with celery and the other with meat. Mother began to cook as soon as she finished wrapping. She put jiaozi into the pot one by one. Jiaozi cooked for about fifteen minutes. Mother put the pot on the table, and it was delicious. My father and I couldn't help drooling.

Our family began to eat. I put a celery flavor first, which is delicious. Then my mother put me a meat stuffing. I said, "Mom, I don't like the smell!" " "My mother insisted that I eat it, and said with a smile," Son, this jiaozi with minced meat is sweet and hungry. Give it a try! "I took a bite and something hard touched my tooth. I spit it out, looked at it carefully and put it back in my mouth. Sour and sweet, really delicious! At this moment, my mother smiled and said, "If you eat jiaozi with sugar, this year will be happy and sweet! "Then, our family cheered and they blessed me together. Only then did I know my mother's good intentions just now, and her eyes were shining with moved tears!

I like to eat jiaozi, and I like to eat the sweet jiaozi wrapped by my mother, because I can feel my mother's deep love when I eat jiaozi!

3. Hometown Composition Folklore [Hometown Composition Folklore] In addition to firecrackers, the spring breeze warms the Tusu people. Folk customs in my hometown. Thousands of families always trade new peaches for old ones. It depicts the grand festival scene of China people celebrating the Spring Festival. Firecrackers are a sign to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new. Doing business with people has another meaning: they set off firecrackers on New Year's Eve to make a fortune in the new year. But according to the old custom, people should try to respect the god of wealth and set off firecrackers in the back. Legend has it that they should set off firecrackers. A firecracker is not sincere until the end. My hometown, Zhejiang, like many other places in China, has the same custom during the Spring Festival. For example, people in China have the habit of keeping New Year's Eve, which is commonly known as New Year's Eve. Observing the New Year's Eve begins with eating it. This New Year's Eve dinner should be eaten slowly, and some people have to eat it until late at night. According to zong's records of Jingchu's age, there are at least north and south. There is a feeling of farewell and nostalgia for the fleeting years, and a good hope for the coming New Year. The composition of the fifth grade in primary school is "writing about the folk customs of my hometown". When children are playing and setting off firecrackers, it is also the busiest time for housewives in the kitchen. The New Year's Eve dinner was made a few days ago, and it is always made on New Year's Eve. In the north, jiaozi is also included on the first day of the Lunar New Year and the evening of the 30th. At this time, every family's chopping board is busy chopping meat and vegetables. At this time, the sound of chopping boards from every household, firecrackers from streets and alleys, scratching abacus sounds from small shops and accounting sounds are mixed with laughter and laughter everywhere, one after another, full of joy, interwoven into a cheerful movement on New Year's Eve ... Besides these, there are some different folk customs in my hometown. Let me give you an example. Zhao Tian silkworm, also known as burning silkworm and money, is a popular folk custom in Jiangnan area to pray for the New Year. On the 25th day of the twelfth lunar month, people erect a long pole tied with a torch in the field, and use the flame to herald the New Year, which indicates a bumper harvest in the coming year. Grade 5 of Taoshan Forestry Bureau, Yichun City, Heilongjiang Province: Xiao Luopu.

4. Seeking a hometown custom, the origin of the composition The marriage custom in Shaoguan is that marriage is generally decided by parents, and the words of the matchmaker.

The wedding ordinal number is divided into three stages: 1. It is decided that the man's family will send a matchmaker to the woman's family to ask the date of birth of the man's family, and the man will give the married couple's birthday to the fortune teller for "harmony". If there is no "mutual respect", the date will be fixed. There are two kinds of gifts, big and small. The big one is pork, oil and betrothal money in a "ball basket" (one gift is 16 yuan silver). Xiaoding used a "vegetable grill" to transport pork, and the oil was taken to the woman's house. The woman invited her in-laws to dinner and told her about it.

2. After the date is set, the man chooses an auspicious day for the wedding, affixes a golden book and prepares gifts such as wine and meat for the woman. The day before the wedding, the man will send wine and meat to the woman's house, and the matchmaker will take the "Peng Li sedan chair" from the man's house to lead the way and stay at the woman's house for one night.

On the morning of the wedding, the woman's family sent someone to transport the dowry to the man's house, and sent one or two children (usually married sister-in-law) to invite the groom to visit her father-in-law, mother-in-law and their relatives, commonly known as the "revolving door". After lunch and dinner at the woman's house, the groom and the best man go home before the bride. The bride wore a red skirt and covered her face with a red handkerchief. At a certain time, she sat in a sedan chair with the maid of honor (saying "seeing off the bride") and Bayin, and then came back excitedly.

After arriving at the man's home, he and the groom went to the ancestral temple to worship their ancestors, then entered the bridal chamber, and the next day, after "visiting the church", they worshipped the guests. Then his mother, aunt and others came to the man's house to see the bride's daughter, which was called "two dynasties" or "three dynasties". At this time, the man's house is very entertaining. Ten days later, the bride went back to her mother's house to "talk" until the full moon.

Generally speaking, the wedding customs in Shaoguan are popular with yangko and waist encouragement, and the sedan chair has been abolished; Now there are more and more group weddings, tourist weddings and wedding tea parties. If you like history and literature, please join the group +00 183.

5. How to write the Chinese New Year custom in the composition "Hometown Custom":

Spring Festival is the most traditional and grand festival in China, and it also lasts for the longest time. From the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month to the 15th day of the first lunar month, people were busy for a month.

Old Beijing loves to talk about Lazy and Bala, freezing to death in western Western jackdaw. In the Lama Temple in Qing Dynasty, there was a tradition of cooking Laba porridge to worship Buddha and courtiers, which was called Buddha porridge. The purpose is to become attached to the Buddha, which means that, like the Buddha, he drank the miscellaneous bean porridge given by the shepherdess and became a Buddha.

On the 23rd day of the lunar calendar, it is said that the Kitchen God told the Jade Emperor the good and evil on earth the next day, and the Jade Emperor benefited from it. Every household was busy offering sacrifices to the Kitchen God. On this evening, my parents presented Guandong sugar, honeydew melon (meaning sticking to the mouth of the kitchen god) and so on. And then even put the niche of the kitchen god on the branches of pine and cypress and the stems of sesame, which is called sacrifice. On this night, firecrackers exploded, and Beijingers said that it was New Year's Eve, the carnival night in China, and everything was to bid farewell to the old year, welcome the new year and pray for good luck. The whole family sits around, holds a family dinner and wishes each other family happiness. This is the so-called stove. After dinner, children will scatter sesame stalks in the yard and walk on them. This is called stepping on the year. Old Beijing set off firecrackers to pay New Year greetings to each other in the middle of the night, and the younger generation kowtowed to their elders to pay New Year's greetings and ask for lucky money. The whole family was vegetarian in jiaozi, which was called "Even jiaozi, jiaozi Reunion". Only one of hundreds of jiaozi has coins, which means that people who eat this kind of jiaozi have a good year.

Nowadays, Beijingers still retain many ancient traditional customs during the Spring Festival, and colorful cultural programs make the festive atmosphere more intense. From 65438 to 0994, after Beijing banned fireworks and firecrackers, Beijingers could only go to a few designated places in the suburbs to watch the festive New Year fireworks, but more and more Beijingers are trying to spend the Spring Festival in an increasingly fresh way.

The Spring Festival in Chengde actually started on the twentieth day of the twelfth lunar month. On the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, every temple and every household has to cook porridge, which is called Laba porridge. On the one hand, it commemorates the day when Buddha Sakyamuni became a monk, and on the other hand, it celebrates the prosperity of Wuguan Valley. On this day, New Year pictures, firecrackers and meat began to go on sale. On the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, every household should sweep the yard. This day is called off-year, and generally every family has to hold a banquet to worship the kitchen god. Spring Festival couplets began to be posted on the 25th of the twelfth lunar month, and the festive atmosphere became stronger and stronger. On New Year's Eve, the whole family, old and young, had a family reunion dinner and bought jiaozi, ready to fight the cold war. In the early morning 12, firecrackers exploded to welcome the new year. Pay New Year greetings to each other, play together, invite the children and girls back to the door the next day, work as a grandmother on the third day, make friends on the fourth day, and end the Spring Festival on the fifth day. On the fifteenth day of the first month, the Lantern Festival, also known as the Lantern Festival, people play dragon lanterns, dance yangko, walk on stilts, play with lions and play around the clock. After the 16th day of the first month, all walks of life began to resume business step by step, and the Spring Festival ended here.

The Chinese New Year custom in rural areas of southern Fujian is different from that in cities. Rural farmhouses have many rooms and doors. In addition to posting Spring Festival couplets, there are two red paper sugarcane trees on both sides of the door, which are called "door sugarcane". The dialect "sugarcane" is similar to "Jia", which means to enter a good environment. In the hall, there are New Year's Eve dinners, long vegetables and cakes on the table, and "spring branches" tied with red and yellow paper are inserted, which means that food is abundant all year round, auspicious and rich. Every household should pile sweet potatoes, vines and sticks outside the door and light them until there is smoke around the fire. The man jumped over this pile of flames according to his generation, thinking, "Jump in and make a fortune every year;" Jump out, carefree * * *; Skip the east, the grain is not empty; Skip the west and money will roll in. " This is called "fire group", which symbolizes burning the evil spirits of the old year, eliminating disasters and welcoming a clean and prosperous New Year. After the "fire jumping", we must clean the hall with a new broom. After sweeping, put the broom cupboard together and dump it by the door, hoping to get out of the broom again and help make a fortune. At the same time, we must collect some ashes from the jumping fire and put them in the charcoal stove, which is called "Tianwang", symbolizing more prosperity. Parents lead their children to sit around the stove, which is called "keeping watch around the stove". It is best to stay up late. It is said that this is to add longevity to parents. At this time, the elders give the younger generation lucky money, which is called "dividing the circle". With the progress of society and the acceleration of the pace of life, some complicated customs in rural areas of southern Fujian are gradually abolished, but the custom of farmers looking forward to a good year still exists. Especially in the cold winter of December, the whole family gathered around the warm little stove and talked about how warm and happy it was to look forward to the future in the old year.

6. Hometown Custom Composition

In our hometown, the festive atmosphere is very strong. Whether it is Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day or Dragon Boat Festival, it is very grand.

Every year during the Spring Festival and New Year's Eve, every household should do some indoor and outdoor sacrificial activities. At home, we should burn incense and paper for our ancestors and set off firecrackers. Go to my grandfather's ancestral grave for outdoor sacrifice; On the first and fifteenth day of the first month of the first month, they went to the ancestral graves to offer sacrifices, to express their grief for the deceased elders, and to pray for the ancestors' blessing to the worshippers and their families.

Dragon lanterns, dancing lanterns and lion dances are held in our town every Spring Festival. Especially the dragon lantern, has become more and more fashionable in recent years. The thirteenth day of the first month is the market day in our town. The town * * * specially set up awards to make dozens of dragons auspicious and give economic rewards to the members of the Dragon Lantern Team who dance well. Watching dragon lanterns at night is even more spectacular. Fireworks and firecrackers filled the sky and the audience was crowded with people and streets.

There is also a magical legend about dragon lanterns-if the newlyweds buy "Longbao" and put it at home, they will definitely have a fat boy next year. You think god is not a god?

Lanterns are more popular in our town now. Many families invite them to "sit in the hall" when they hold happy events. New and old lantern dances are available, and the grade is getting higher and higher.

In the new year, newly married young couples must go to the bride's house to pay New Year greetings. After playing for a few days, every relative will give the newlyweds a "red envelope" and some "gifts" when they go home, and they will never let their children go home empty-handed. Other relatives should also pay New Year greetings to each other to show that they have known each other for a long time. Generally, the younger generation pays a New Year call to the elder first, and then the elder gives the younger generation a "return gift". In this way, the emotional connection between relatives is getting stronger and stronger.

In addition to the close contact between relatives during the Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day every year. Every year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, people buy paper, firecrackers and gifts to visit their grandparents to remember their loved ones. The living give gifts, the dead burn paper money and hang relatives. On this day, it can be said that there are more firecrackers than the Spring Festival, and many more people go out than the Spring Festival. Adults and children are bustling and everywhere, and firecrackers and fireworks sound from morning until around 7 pm. There are white papers hanging from the graves all over the mountains, and the whole world is sad and white.

The annual Dragon Boat Festival is also a grand festival in my hometown. People in my hometown are very particular about the Dragon Boat Festival and eating zongzi. On the Dragon Boat Festival, the man will bring gifts to the woman's house to play the Dragon Boat Festival, and the woman will give her fiance new cloth shoes and a brown silk hat. Now that people are economically developed, men have to buy expensive gifts for their fiancee, such as high-end clothes, watches and necklaces.

There is also a legend about eating zongzi. People who wrap zongzi will hide small zongzi or coins in one or several zongzi to see who can eat them after cooking. People who eat it will have good luck after the Dragon Boat Festival.

Especially on the Dragon Boat Festival-May 15 every year, the county town will hold a "Dragon Boat Race" in Wujiang, and the scene is very lively. The traffic on the river, the crowds on the beach by the river, temporary booths, noisy boats, endless shouts and dreams ... this situation makes people feel cooler than the New Year.

Do you know the local customs of our hometown?

7. The customs in our hometown constitute many traditional festivals in China, all of which have a history or legend, some of which are true and some are false.

Among these traditional festivals, my favorite is the Spring Festival. During the Spring Festival, we can visit temple fairs and enjoy lanterns. Every household should post Spring Festival couplets. Children and adults put on new clothes and set off firecrackers together, which is very lively.

These characteristics of the Spring Festival are derived from a legend. Legend has it that a long time ago, a monster lived on a mountain and there was a village at the foot of the mountain. People in the village live a happy life.

One day, the monster went down the mountain in search of food. It watched for a long time and finally fell in love with eating children. However, this day happens to be the first day of the first month, and people call this monster Nian.

For several years, on the same day, many children were eaten by Nian, and the villagers began to be afraid. In the evening, everyone had the same strange dream: an old man said, "Nian is afraid of red and firecrackers. As long as you have these, you don't have to be afraid of the New Year. "

The first day of the first month arrived and the year came down. At the foot of the mountain, it still didn't enter the village, because it was afraid when it saw red everywhere in the village. I also saw several children setting off firecrackers. It ran away in fright and never dared to come out again. The villagers were very happy when they learned the good news, so they called the day when they drove away the New Year's Day.

In 2003, because of fear, he never went down the mountain again. Some people say that he starved to death on the mountain. Some people say that because of that time, it was frightened. When it returned to the mountains, it was scared to death ... China has many traditional festivals and a long cultural history. I want to know more about traditional festivals and their origins, so that I can understand them more thoroughly.

8. My hometown folk culture constitutes my hometown in Ganxian, which is located on the bank of Ganjiang River, one of the five major rivers in Jiangxi Province. It also has many folk cultures, among which food is the most representative.

Huangyuan rice fruit is the best food, and the production in some areas still retains the traditional practice-to make Huangyuan rice fruit, it must be filtered into gray water with Huangyuan firewood ash and boiling water, cooled and soaked in rice for the night, steamed into rice with retort the next day, and then mixed with gray water, and then put this large yellow glutinous rice into a bowl-shaped stone tool, and several people beat it with mallets in turn. After finishing the above work, break it into pieces of golden rice fruits with a string, and then put these rice fruits into a jar of gray water, which can be stored for three or four months and taken out at any time.

That smell is simply memorable! Whenever guests come during the Spring Festival, they will always send some delicious yellow rice fruits as gifts. There is also a delicious food-rice noodle fish, which is a specialty of Gannan.

The taste is simply first-class, which definitely makes the tasters full of praise. The practice of rice noodle fish is also simple.

First, put the fish pieces mixed with rice flour on the dry powder prepared in advance, and then put them in a steamer. After steaming, a cage of delicious rice noodle fish is baked.

Whether it is dry powder or fish pieces on dry powder, it is delicious. This is a small part of the typical folk culture-food in my hometown.

Although Ganxian is a small city, I love it and its folk culture, which is better than other big cities. This is the folk culture of my hometown.

9. Composition "Hometown Customs" The Spring Festival is a very old festival and the most important festival in a year. How to celebrate this happy and beautiful Spring Festival?

December 24th of the lunar calendar is recognized as the cleaning day. Cleaning day is to clean our room. On this day, people are trying to clean the room.

1February 3 1 day is a very good day. Today is New Year's Eve, which is the day before the Spring Festival. People put up Spring Festival couplets and hang lanterns. In the evening, the children set off firecrackers outside, some adults play with the children, and some people watch the Spring Festival party at home. Everyone will have a reunion dinner. There is jiaozi in the reunion dinner and coins in the jiaozi. People who eat coins will be blessed for a whole year, and nothing will happen.

On the first day of the first month, people go to pay New Year greetings. As long as children pay New Year greetings to grandparents, uncles and aunts, someone will give them red envelopes. You can go out to the supermarket and have fun when you are free in the afternoon. Oh, by the way, I have to send jiaozi for New Year's greetings. Although I also send it at home, I still don't know what it means to send jiaozi.

On the sixth day of the first month, every household began to open. Few adults are at home, but most children get together to play games.

On New Year's Day, people ran to the street to see the dragon lanterns, and the street was very lively. There are dragon lanterns, drums and gongs in the street. No matter what they do, people who buy things will set off firecrackers at the door of the store, let the dragon lantern play at their door, buy them sugar and cigarettes, in order to make their business more prosperous.

The 19th day of the first month is drawing near. Adults should go to work and do what they should do. The children all went to school and slowly returned to their original quiet appearance.