Tomb-Sweeping Day's composition on traditional festivals in China in the second volume of the fourth grade is 500 words.

"There are many inches in the Qingming Festival, and pedestrians on the road want to break their souls." Tomb-Sweeping Day this year is Thursday, April 4th. Our family drove to their hometown, Chaoyang Gulao, early in the morning to worship their ancestors. Cars lined up all the way and ran to the cemetery.

This is my first time to visit the grave. On the way, I always wanted to know what the cemetery on the mountain was like. I am looking forward to it. Finally, I arrived at my destination. I couldn't wait to rush up, but it rained and the Tianshan slope was too slippery, and I fell on my face and chewed the mud. I got up, and my mother looked at it and said, "Grandpa, you can't eat hot tofu in a hurry, and you have to walk slowly on the hillside." I listened to my mother and walked slowly. There are many fruit trees on the mountain: Myrica rubra, apple tree, banana tree, olive tree ... Myrica rubra hangs on the tree, some apples are as red as children who drink a lot of wine, and bananas hang on the tree like boats. The air is so fresh!

Walking, we finally reached the grave of our grandparents. We cleared the weeds in front of the grave, then put the tributes and paper money in front of grandma's grave, lit incense and began to worship. My mother murmured, put incense in the soil after the worship, and then we lit some wood and burned the paper money in the fire. Finally, we lit firecrackers, kowtowed three times, put our things away and went home.

There are so many people worshipping their ancestors on the mountain, and the echoes of paper money and firecrackers are everywhere. Today's mountains are really lively!

After returning home, I was all wet, but I was still very happy, because I learned a lot from this grave sweeping.