How to write a composition about the traditional folk customs of Yaocheng Spring Festival?

How to write a composition about the traditional folk customs of Yaocheng Spring Festival is as follows:

Spring Festival, spring is full of happiness: every year, spring is happy with the earth; Sooner or later, fu man gan Kun The so-called Spring Festival is bound to be very lively. The family will have a reunion dinner with Meimei, have fun and talk about their daily life ... they will like it.

Spring Festival means to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new. People greet the new year and spring with grand ceremonies and enthusiasm. Therefore, it is the crystallization of China's wisdom and embodies China people's pursuit of life and emotional sustenance.

Like the Yellow River, it has been flowing for thousands of years, but it is still surging in people's hearts. It is like a firework, which is always displayed in the sky in a colorful way after thousands of years of accumulation ... The seemingly grand Spring Festival has been passed down for thousands of years, and its traditional culture has a long history. This also gives the annual Spring Festival score an "annual taste".

Spring Festival couplets are an indispensable item for everyone to celebrate the New Year and a wonderful flower in the Chinese national art garden.

The origin of Spring Festival couplets can be traced back to "Fu Tao" in the Warring States Period more than two thousand years ago. At that time, people always carved the images of Shen Tu and Lei Yu with two pieces of peach wood and hung them by the door to ward off evil spirits. People can know from Wang Anshi's poem "January Day" that "thousands of households always exchange new peaches for old ones". This is also the original image of the evolution of Spring Festival couplets, and it also left a aftertaste for people.

The rewriting of red paper characters began in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, not only loved couplets himself, but also hoped others would like them.

On New Year's Eve in the early Ming Dynasty, he ordered everyone to write Spring Festival couplets. At that time, when Zhu Yuanzhang visited Kyoto incognito, he found that the Spring Festival couplets had not been posted at home. Knowing that no one in this family could write, Zhu Yuanzhang personally helped them write a pair of Spring Festival couplets.

Since then, countries have followed suit, and it has officially evolved into today's red paper Spring Festival couplets. On New Year's Eve, the custom of posting Spring Festival couplets by every household was preserved. ...

New Year greetings are a way for China people to express their best wishes to each other. Send blessings to each other. On the first day of the first year, the younger generation usually pays New Year greetings to their elders first, wishing them good health and all the best. Later, the elders gave the prepared lucky money to the younger generation.

The charm of the Spring Festival is the charm of China, the charm of the East and the charm of world civilization. The Spring Festival in China is a contribution to world civilization and a gift to all mankind. We should cherish the precious wealth left by our ancestors and carry it forward. In the future, no matter where we are, we can proudly say, "This belongs to our tradition in China, our culture in China and our festival in China!"