Tomb-Sweeping Day wrote 300 words in the second day of junior high school.

Tomb-Sweeping Day, also known as the Walking Festival, is the 108 day from winter to the future. This is a traditional festival in China, and it is a day to worship ancestors and sweep graves. The traditional Tomb-Sweeping Day of the Han nationality in China began in the Zhou Dynasty and has a history of more than 2,500 years. The following is the composition of Tomb-Sweeping Day in Grade Two, which I share with you. Let's have a look!

Tomb-Sweeping Day's composition in the second day of junior high school 1

My family lives in a remote village. There are many simple farmers who go out early and return late every day, work hard and live a well-fed life. They love their homes very much and worship their ancestors. They think that the annual Tomb-Sweeping Day is more important than the China New Year.

In Tomb-Sweeping Day, young people in every village go home to worship their ancestors. Early in the morning, they added soil to the grave to make it look like a hill. At noon, people came to the grave with sacrifices to worship their ancestors. The old man said, Son, Tomb-Sweeping Day, you must come back. This is a rule handed down from generation to generation for thousands of years, and it is also what the old people expect. Ancestors can rest in peace under the grave.

In the morning in Tomb-Sweeping Day, people want to eat sesame cakes made of willow leaves, which has the function of detoxifying and removing fire.

Tomb-Sweeping Day, my hometown, people come and go, making a quiet village very lively and full of smoke. Let us firmly remember Tomb-Sweeping Day, my hometown.

Second grade Tomb-Sweeping Day composition II

"It rains in succession during the Qingming Festival". The weather is gloomy these days, and the annual Tomb-Sweeping Day is also ushered in. On the day of Tomb-Sweeping Day, my brother and I went to menstruation's house to play.

In the afternoon, grandma began to prepare sacrificial tools and food. Everyone worked hard for a long time, and finally in the evening, a table of delicious dishes was served. My brother and I really want to taste it! The elders won't let us touch it, which is a disrespect for the deceased relatives. Now my brother and I can only stand by and watch. Interestingly, they also took two coins and threw them on the ground. If it's all the other way around, it means that they invited their ancestors to their homes so that they could get together. I also asked my mother curiously, and she said that this is actually just a ceremony handed down from ancient times to the present, to commemorate our ancestors, and it is also a good opportunity for relatives and friends to get together.

Tomb-Sweeping Day is a traditional festival for children in China, so that we can miss our old friends.

Tomb-Sweeping Day's second grade composition III

Tomb-Sweeping Day, accompanied by my parents and arranged by the local government, I went to the frontier of Yunnan to pay homage to my grandfather.

Grandpa died tragically and gloriously when he led the officers and men of the whole company in a life-and-death struggle with the enemy in the counterattack in self-defense. I often listen to my father's story about grandpa's bravery and bravery, his charge ahead, his perseverance and his second-class merit.

This is my first time to pay homage to my grandfather in the frontier of Yunnan. In the revolutionary martyrs cemetery, the people who came with us found the cemetery where Grandpa was buried. Everyone was busy offering wreaths and flowers, and my parents cried into tears. I put my paper crane in front of my grandfather's grave, knelt in front of his grave silently, and put my food on the ground. After I came back from paying homage to my grandfather, I kept thinking, I must study hard and be like my grandfather.

Tomb-Sweeping Day's composition IV in the second day of junior high school.

Today is April 4th in Tomb-Sweeping Day. The weather is cool, gray and drizzling. After lunch, grandpa led our party to worship our ancestors. There are many people who go to the grave together. There are more than a dozen people, second grandfather, fourth grandfather, fifth grandfather, father, second uncle, third uncle, me, brother and sister. Some people took hoes, others took sacrifices and went to the ancestral grave of Houshan with umbrellas.

I played the role of big sister all the way, dragging my brother and sister up the hill. The mountain road was slippery, so we walked carefully without wrestling and reached the grave-sweeping site smoothly. Then, the adults were busy weeding in front of the grave with hoes. Put the sacrifice in front of the grave, then burn incense, paper money and set off firecrackers for the ancestors. I was the first to burn incense for my ancestors. When I was burning incense, I prayed to my ancestors to bless our family's peace and happiness, and my study also made progress. After sweeping the grave, we went home.