Traditional Cultural Composition of Spring Festival in Hometown (2)

Chapter VII: Traditional Cultural Composition of Spring Festival in Hometown Spring Festival is the most grand festival in China. On this day, the people of China celebrated. Although customs vary from place to place, feelings of joy still linger in everyone's heart. According to the custom in our hometown, the Spring Festival begins around the twentieth day of the twelfth lunar month. After the twentieth day of the twelfth lunar month, every household began to prepare new year's goods, and the children had holidays one after another. Happy to play with friends, adults are also busy, it is completely a bustling year.

First, the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month is a small year, almost a preview of the Spring Festival. As soon as it was dark, an endless stream of firecrackers sounded in every household, and every family ate jiaozi.

After twenty-three, it was suddenly New Year's Eve. On this day, every household posted red couplets on their doors, showing a new scene of Vientiane. On New Year's Eve, children who are not at home are not forced to go home for a reunion dinner. Around eight o'clock, the Spring Festival Gala begins. The family sat together, chatting about their homeliness, watching wonderful programs, and hearing bursts of laughter from time to time. What a happy family! That night, except for the children, almost no one can sleep, and everyone should keep watch. Old people's punctuality means that they cherish time, and children's punctuality prays for their parents' longevity.

At the first light of New Year's Day, continuous firecrackers sounded, and men, women and children put on new clothes and got ready to go. After breakfast, men begin to visit relatives and friends, and women entertain guests at home. Adults come and go in droves, and children play in droves in the street. The smile that can't be hidden has been revealed from the bottom of my heart. It is the dream of children to celebrate the New Year, because it frees them from the oppression of homework and enjoys the bath of the New Year. In the afternoon, people in the street are in an endless stream. Old friends who have been separated for a long time meet again, looking at each other's smiling faces, and there are endless thoughts and caring words. Every household is full of laughter and joy.

On the second day of the Lunar New Year, every household officially began to visit relatives and friends, and the endless stream of vehicles in the street and the dazzling array of goods in the shops began to run.

The fifteenth day of the first month is coming, and another Spring Festival climax is on the market. On this day, people will eat Yuanxiao, which represents reunion. This kept the children busy. After dinner, they couldn't wait to run into the street and show their gorgeous fireworks. Streets and alleys, the sound of fireworks, firecrackers and cheers are connected together. All kinds of fireworks not only dazzle us, but also make us feel happy when the beautiful fireworks hit the sky. Some are like meteors, some are like big red flowers, and some are like colorful flowers, dribs and drabs, which merge into a sea of flowers. They smiled and waved to us, thanking us for giving them life and letting them stretch their waist in the sky. Colorful salutes began all over the country, allowing people to witness their own style. The fifteenth day of the first month is the happiest day for children. On this day, they can be childlike, happy and have a free holiday!

The Spring Festival ends on the fifteenth day of the first month. It's time for students to go to school and adults to do their own thing. The first month and the twelfth month are the most leisure times in the countryside. The children are reluctant to go, looking forward to the arrival of the new year!

Chapter 8: The traditional culture of the Spring Festival in my hometown constitutes my hometown Changyi, which is the most important Spring Festival for people. From the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, the Spring Festival began.

The eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. This is Laba Festival. Every household began to cook Laba porridge with big red dates, rice, millet and other ingredients. On this day, some people will brew Laba garlic, which is mouth-watering. Vinegar has some spicy taste, which makes people cry. My family also makes sausages around Laba.

On the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, the climax before the Spring Festival arrived. I have returned to my hometown, Beimeng Town, from Changyi. On this day, as soon as it was dark, every household scrambled to set off firecrackers and eat jiaozi. The family sat happily together and were extremely happy.

After the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, people began to buy new year's goods, and the climax of "Spring Festival travel rush fever" began.

In a blink of an eye, it was New Year's Eve. Get up at six o'clock in the morning and drink tofu vermicelli, millet and jujube porridge, commonly known as "breakfast". In order to have a "good start", we must open the door whip. It is said that flogging began at four o'clock. I have to say that this family is too diligent, and there will be a good harvest next year. At noon, we will eat beef buns. As soon as the delicious steamed stuffed bun is baked, I can't help it. I grabbed the steamed stuffed bun and immediately bit it down. I gasped and mumbled, "Good word (eat), good word, big word!" After eating, we began to paste Spring Festival couplets. Looking around, the street became a sea of red. At four o'clock in the afternoon, we will invite our ancestors home and let them taste delicious food. At the same time, the people who stayed at home began to pack jiaozi, place tributes and set candlesticks. After six o'clock, the first meal started, and we ate Chinese cabbage jiaozi. After dinner, we went to pay a New Year call with some inseparable people.

With the beginning of CCTV Spring Festival Gala, at eight o'clock in the evening, our second meal began, and everyone enjoyed drinking. At this time, we will take pictures. This custom is our own, once a year, not less. After dinner, we set out to pay a New Year call again. At ten o'clock sharp, festive firecrackers ignited people's passion, and the climax of the Spring Festival arrived. We have the third meal-jiaozi with vegetarian stuffing. When eating, news sends us blessings from time to time, and the ringing of the news seems to accompany us. 1 1 half past ten, we began to pay New Year greetings from door to door. The clock has rung and the Year of the Horse has arrived. We sent blessings to many people. Children over the age of eight will keep watch and kowtow to their elders, who will give red envelopes to their younger generations. At two o'clock in the morning, we went to sleep one after another, and everyone was saving money for tomorrow's New Year call.

On the first day of the first month, in the morning, we will eat jiaozi with money, dates and peanuts. In order to "say goodbye to the old and welcome the new", children should put on new clothes. We will form a New Year greeting group to visit other people's homes.

From the second day of the first month, people began to visit relatives and friends, and the host would welcome guests with rich dishes.

On the fifteenth day of the first month, I returned to the city. At six o'clock in the morning, I was awakened by festive firecrackers. Today is the Lantern Festival, and all major supermarkets have held solve riddles on the lanterns activities. At noon, we eat Yuanxiao with fruit stuffing, and at night, we eat jiaozi. I also used the computer to send blessings to my classmates.

After the fifteenth day of the first month, the year is over, people return to normal life and start a new year. ...

The Spring Festival in my hometown begins on New Year's Eve and ends at the Lantern Festival. China New Year begins on New Year's Eve. We must eat chicken, meat and fish on New Year's Eve. And to stew the whole chicken, the cock must stand up and put the head of the chicken after stewing. Put the red pepper on the steamed fish. And don't eat fish on the evening of the 30th until the first day. It means that there are more crops every year, and peppers can also represent a prosperous business.

Killing pigs in the twelfth lunar month is very particular Look at the sky, you can't kill indiscriminately, and killing pigs indiscriminately may not be smooth. Pickled pork is prepared as soon as the twelfth lunar month arrives, and around the twentieth of the twelfth lunar month, every household begins to clean up, which also means sweeping away the bad luck of the past year and welcoming the' good luck' of the New Year. Chicken can be made into "five-round whole chicken", and longan, red dates, lotus seeds, quail eggs and medlar are put on a whole chicken to symbolize "good luck and good luck".

The next day, the son-in-law paid a New Year call to her parents-in-law. The so-called "the first son, Jiro, the third day, the fourth day." On the fifteenth day of the first month, it was called Shangyuan Festival in ancient times, also called Lantern Festival. There is a saying in Changsha: "The fire of thirty nights is the lantern of Yuanxiao." In addition to lighting candles in the dark corners of chickens in pigsty and kennel, farmers also light fires on the edge of fields to kill insects and pray for a bumper harvest. Those close to the ancestral graves also send candles to the graves, so that the ancestors can share the light of the world.

Every Spring Festival in Hunan is extremely lively, no worse than other cities. In a blink of an eye, the Spring Festival quietly passed, and adults and children ushered in a new year in this festive and lively festival. This is the Spring Festival in our hometown. Here, I wish my hometown more and more fire and my motherland more and more prosperity.

The Spring Festival in my hometown is an ancient festival in China, and it is also the most important festival in a year. It has a history of 1000 years, and it is a symbol of excitement and reunion.

My hometown is Xuzhou, where I am most familiar with the Spring Festival customs. Whenever the Spring Festival comes, every household should clean the environment, clean all kinds of electrical appliances, remove and wash quilt covers and curtains. Everywhere is filled with the joyful atmosphere of sweeping away dust and welcoming the Spring Festival cleanly. After "sweeping the dust", adults began to prepare new year's goods. In order to let their families have a good New Year's Eve dinner, they also took great pains.

On New Year's Eve, people began to paste Spring Festival couplets to add festive atmosphere to the festival. In addition, people have to put the word "Fu" upside down. The word "fu" refers to "good fortune" and "good fortune". Put the word "Fu" upside down, which means "Fu has arrived" and "Fu has arrived". Nowadays, there are many kinds of stickers with the word "Fu", and some of them also add longevity, peach blossom, dragon and phoenix, bumper harvest of five grains, carp yue longmen and other patterns around the word "Fu".

On New Year's Eve, every household is cooking New Year's dishes, and the Chinese New Year's dishes in my hometown generally have certain metaphorical significance. For example, during the Chinese New Year, people often eat jiaozi, because "jiaozi" and "Jiaozi" are homophonic, which means that it is the beginning of a year to give it to children. During the Spring Festival, people still eat rice cakes. Because "rice cake" and "Niangao" are homophonic, which means "it can be promoted step by step every year". In addition, the styles of rice cakes are square yellow and white rice cakes, which symbolize gold and silver and have the meaning of "making a fortune in the New Year". Also, people eat fish during the Spring Festival, which means "more than a year" ...

After making the New Year's Eve dinner, the family got together to eat it, which was very lively. It is rare for a family to get together for a big meal, so everyone is happy.

After dinner, everyone went back to their small families, took a bath and put on new clothes to welcome the arrival of the new year. Now, most people will watch the live broadcast of the Spring Festival Gala on this evening. People don't set off firecrackers and fireworks until the New Year bell rings. Such firecrackers and fireworks will last until late at night.

The first day after the new year, that is, the first day of the first month. The younger generation will go to their elders' homes to pay New Year greetings and wish them health and longevity. In addition, the elders should give the younger generation lucky money respectively. Because "old" and "precious" are homophonic, the younger generation gets lucky money, which means "one year old in peace". If the peers meet on this day, they should also say Happy New Year. As a New Year greeting to each other.

How lively the Spring Festival in my hometown is! Such a festive festival. It has continued to this day, showing its importance to people. I like the Spring Festival in my hometown.

Chapter 11: The traditional culture of the Spring Festival in my hometown is very different from that in Shandong. Although it is in rural areas, children who are away from home are reunited at home, but the atmosphere before the festival is not strong, and what they see most is playing cards or gambling. Every village has several fixed places where a group of people play mahjong or push Pai Jiu. As a layman, I don't know anything about mahjong, and I don't even have a place to sell it. In Shandong, this is not the case. Only a few people play mahjong, and more often they talk about their families after reunion and report to their parents about their situation in other places.

On New Year's Eve, that is, New Year's Eve, they will wait until around 10 o'clock to meet God, and each family will set off fireworks to meet God, and then start eating. Shandong pays more attention to ancestral gods. At about 4 pm, when it was getting dark, men from one family got together, holding mingbi and firecrackers, and burned them in front of the graves of several ancestors, inviting them to go home for the New Year. Wait until the next day, then go to the graves of all ancestors, and so on, and send them back.

On New Year's Day, relatives in Jilin began to pay New Year's greetings, and more often they ate "big pot rice". The old lady set out to invite relatives and friends to her home and set up three or four tables to entertain everyone. Nowadays, many people drink beer during the Spring Festival, unlike in the past when they only drank bulk liquor. In this way, the family treated each other until the sixth and seventh days. Shandong people are more traditional. The first day is the day when villagers pay New Year greetings to each other. They all get up at four o'clock in the morning. After dinner, the men and women of each household were divided into two groups and walked around the village. When you get to your elders' home, you kneel on the ground and kowtow, which is incredible in other places. The second day is the day to send ancestors home, so it is forbidden to visit other people's homes, otherwise it means bad luck. On the third day, I went to my sister's house to pay New Year's greetings. On the fourth day, my married daughter went home to pay New Year's greetings. After the fifth day, distant relatives paid New Year's greetings to each other.

The food provided by the host is different. In Jilin, there is only one table for drinking and eating, and it will not change. Therefore, the wine is cold, the food is cold, the body is cold, and the heart is warm. Shandong pays more attention to it. Drinking food must not be the same as eating food, otherwise it will be regarded as disrespect. Many times, it is more convenient to go out together after drinking, so women will take down the dining tables and wait for the guests to come back, serve hot dishes and steamed bread and start a formal meal.

Folk customs vary greatly from place to place. For children who are away from home, the hardest thing is the moment of parting. But now, how many can stay at home?

Chapter 12: The traditional culture of the Spring Festival in my hometown constitutes how bright the moonlight at home is! Festival is my hometown. In my hometown, the Spring Festival is our happiest festival. The vigil on the thirtieth day of the twelfth lunar month and the New Year's greetings in the first month are all like wonderful notes, which will always be engraved in my heart.

The custom of Spring Festival in my hometown is not complicated. Except for the simple ceremony, the rest of the time and space are full of endless laughter.

When the bell struck 12 o'clock, thousands of families opened their doors almost at the same time, first welcoming the lucky god such as the God of Wealth, and then lighting firecrackers. For a time, night turned into day, thousands of firecrackers shook the earth like thunder, and countless fireworks were born in the sky. Although destruction is only a moment, it is as beautiful as thousands of fairy flowers and different grasses.

New Year's Eve is the most worthy moment for us to celebrate. Everyone will go home, reunite with their families, have a big New Year's Eve dinner, talk about anecdotes when they leave, taste delicious food with relish and enjoy the fun of reunion. After dinner, we can go outside to watch the beautiful fireworks in the night sky and listen to the holiday wishes of every place. Walking in every street and alley of the town, you will truly feel that exciting moment. With the continuous improvement of people's living standards and the improvement of scientific and technological strength of enterprises, all kinds of fireworks are constantly emerging. We see more and more beautiful fireworks, and more and more fireworks are set off. Especially this year, I feel great changes. In addition to the Spring Festival Gala at eight o'clock in the evening, at about twelve o'clock, that is, at midnight, you can hear a burst of intense firecrackers and firecrackers. Why? It turns out that this is to welcome the arrival of the new year!

The Spring Festival in my hometown is colorful, and the happiest thing is of course our children. Besides having lucky money for the Spring Festival, the happiest thing is to be able to play easily and freely. Especially in the Spring Festival, boys can set off firecrackers anywhere they like. Every loud explosion indicates happy cheers, and even if they hold their ears, they can feel the wonderful heartbeat.

Chapter 13: The traditional cultural composition of the Spring Festival in my hometown "firecrackers are one year old, and the spring breeze warms Tu Su. Thousands of families in Qian Qian always trade new peaches for old ones every day. " Singing Wang Anshi's January Day, we ushered in the Spring Festival again.

This Spring Festival, I returned to my hometown Maoming. The Spring Festival in Maoming begins on the 25th of the twelfth lunar month. From this day on, they began to buy new year's goods and prepare food and clothes for the Spring Festival.

We have a saying in Guangdong: "Twenty-eight years old, careless." On the 28th of the twelfth lunar month, every household should do a general cleaning. The balcony and yard of every household are covered with colorful clothes, sheets, curtains and other things, as if it were a huge abstract painting.

On the afternoon of New Year's Eve, we had dinner at three o'clock. This meal is also what we often call a reunion dinner. Everyone will come back for a reunion dinner except those who really can't afford the time. At night, the lights are bright and firecrackers and fireworks are constantly on. Fireworks are blooming in the air, such as Goddess Scattering Flowers, Happiness as the East China Sea, and blockbuster. Among them, the most striking thing is a kind of fireworks called "watching the sky". It drags its long tail into the sky like a dragon. Some of our children watch the Spring Festival Gala; Some play firecrackers; Some children go back to sleep after a sleepless night.

On the first day of the first month, the whole village will go to worship their ancestors in the morning to seek happiness and extensive financial resources for the whole family in the new year. On this day, many people go to relatives and friends' homes for dinner without lifting the lid, and there is a smell of wine and meat everywhere. After eating this and drinking that, people's stomachs are as round as a ball. But our children are most interested in red envelopes. As long as I see my uncle and aunt, I run to say congratulations on getting rich, take a red envelope and say thank you, and then turn around and run. On the fifteenth day of the first month, after the Lantern Festival, the year is almost over. On the eighteenth day of the first month, adults have to go back to work and students have to go to school.