A 200-word model essay on the Dai Water-splashing Festival.

I like to travel and experience the customs of a place. It would be better if I could spend my holiday with them, and I would be happy to participate. The festival I am talking about here is of course a national festival, which can directly express the national culture and make people feel it directly. Let's take a look at the composition of the Songkran Festival!

The first is the Songkran Festival.

Every nation has its own unique traditional folk festivals. The biggest festival of the Dai people is the Water-splashing Festival.

The Songkran Festival usually lasts for three or four days in the middle of April in the solar calendar, that is, in June in the Dai calendar. The first day is equivalent to New Year's Eve. On this day, people go to the river to watch the dragon boat race. The long dragon boat is pointed at both ends, and the side of the boat is engraved with exquisite patterns. The winner of the competition will receive the winning flag and prizes. People also brought them a bowl of rice wine, sprinkled handfuls of candy, and danced a unique national dance of the Yila River to cheer them on.

The last day is New Year's Day. On New Year's Day, there are crowds of people everywhere. People are engaged in interesting activities, such as the promotion of popular games and packet loss.

The empty day in the middle is the most grand water splashing day. At about 10 in the morning, men, women and children came to the street with buckets. There is a lot of clear water on the roadside, petals are floating on the water, and some even drop a few drops of perfume. Everyone, regardless of gender, age and nationality, poured water on each other and wished each other good luck in order to eliminate disasters and pray. composition

The purpose of the Dai Water-splashing Festival is to reach a happy climax with laughter.

Second, the Songkran Festival.

I'm always jealous when I see my brother and sister playing downstairs.

Today, when I was doing my homework in the study, a seductive voice came from downstairs: Sister Meimei, let's go downstairs and play with water! I stuck my head out of the window, and it turned out that my brother and sister were playing with water. Just as I was talking, my mother downstairs heard me. My mother came upstairs and her face became sunny. I threw a helpless sentence downstairs: I haven't written my homework yet. Let's talk about it!

At this time, although I was quietly reading my writing homework in the study, my heart almost jumped out of the window when their laughter and frolicking poured into my ears. So there is no way. I snuggled up to the window and watched them play: they splashed water, I splashed water, and everyone was like the Water Festival. After a while, they were all wet. Seeing them happy, I also burst out laughing, as if my mother with long ears had heard it again: Don't be absent-minded, just read while doing your homework.

I am extremely sad, why the children are so free, but I have to be locked up and have to write and read at home. Although I know mom and dad are good for me. But I don't think it's necessary to lock me up I have no freedom at all.

I sincerely shout here: mom and dad, leave me alone!

Third, the Dai people's Water-splashing Festival.

Hello everyone! Today, I will tell you about the Dai people's Water-splashing Festival.

Songkran Festival is a traditional festival of Dai people. Water splashed here is called a drowned rat. And those places that are splashed with people will be filled with happiness and auspiciousness.

Every water-splashing festival, Dai people put on gorgeous clothes and take pots to the streets. The buckets in the street are full of water, and colorful petals are scattered in the water. People are happily pumping water and throwing it at people around them. The person who was splashed also retaliated. When they are tired of playing with spray, water drips down their hair and their clothes are soaked. The street is full of joy and joy.

Songkran Festival is the favorite festival of Dai people, and it is also the happiest festival of Dai people. If you really want to experience the joy of the Water-splashing Festival, go and see the Dai people!

Conclusion: After reading the articles I compiled, do you really want to take part in the Water-splashing Festival? Songkran Festival is a festival in A Dai. At that time, they will throw water at each other, which means blessing each other.