Eat rice cakes in the fourth grade composition

During the Spring Festival, my parents and I went to my grandparents' home for the Spring Festival. At dinner, grandma served delicious rice cakes. I was so anxious that I swallowed the rice cake without washing my hands (I like eating rice cakes best). Eating and eating, I don't think eating alone is enough. Let's find out the reason of rice cakes! So I asked my grandfather, "Grandpa, can you tell me about the origin of this rice cake?" Grandpa said, "Well, eating rice cakes is a custom handed down by our ancestors during the Spring Festival. It is made of millet flour and red dates. The moral is that the whole family will live a sweet life in the coming year. So it's called rice cake.

Rice cakes are also one of the main offerings for ancestor worship during the Spring Festival. On New Year's Eve, every family puts pagoda-shaped rice cakes on the altar, which indicates that life will climb higher and higher in the coming year. Some of them are also made into big plates and named' Gaotuo'. It means reunion and good luck. Rice cakes are also essential gifts for visiting relatives and friends after the Spring Festival. Grandpa went on to say, "Our whole family eats rice cakes and wishes the whole family harmony and happiness in the new year. More importantly, I hope to develop morally, intellectually and physically in an all-round way, just like a pagoda-shaped rice cake, climbing step by step! " I replied: "I will live up to your and grandma's expectations of me and strive for better results!" " "