Tomb-Sweeping Day's grave-sweeping composition is 300 words.

Today is Tomb-Sweeping Day. My parents and I went back to our hometown to go to the grave. It is drizzling in the sky, pedestrians on the road are in a hurry, and people's mood is as wet as this weather. The following is "300 Words of Grave-sweeping in Tomb-Sweeping Day" brought to you by the composition section of Tomb-Sweeping Day. I hope you will like our composition.

Rule number one: the whole family goes to the grave together.

It was Tomb-Sweeping Day yesterday, and our family went to the grave.

Qingming means lightness and wisdom. Qingming is one of the 24 solar terms in the summer calendar. In China, Tomb-Sweeping Day has the custom of offering sacrifices to ancestors, sweeping graves and hiking, which has gradually evolved into a traditional festival for China people to commemorate their ancestors by sweeping graves and worshipping. Qingming Festival, also called March Festival in ancient times, has a history of more than 2,500 years. Tomb-Sweeping Day is around the fifth day of the fourth lunar month. Tomb-Sweeping Day is one of the important traditional folk festivals in China. Qingming comes and the temperature rises, which is a good time for spring ploughing and sowing.

We first went to the graves of my grandfather's grandfather and my grandmother's grandmother, then my father's grandfather and grandmother, and finally my grandparents. We draw a circle in front of the grave and then put the paper clothes we bought in the circle. Burn all the fake money. In the process of burning, put the rice cakes bought in advance on the graves for ancestors to taste.

When I left, it rained heavily, just in response to what Du Mu wrote: It rained in succession during the Qingming Festival, and pedestrians on the road wanted to break their souls.

Chapter Two: Tomb-Sweeping Day Graves for Martyrs.

Today is Saturday, just in time for Tomb-Sweeping Day. After breakfast, grandpa took his uncle and aunt to the grave, and I followed. I asked grandpa, why do you want to go to the grave today? Grandpa said that today is Tomb-Sweeping Day, and every year on this day, people go to visit graves to worship their ancestors. This is a nostalgia for our ancestors, which shows that we have not forgotten them. As for burning paper money, it's no use. True filial piety is that the old man eats something good when he is alive. If we are in a big city, there are still people who pay homage to the tomb of the martyrs, which means that we have not forgotten them and they will live in our hearts forever.

Yes, no matter how old you are, don't forget the revolutionary martyrs. Without them, we can't have a good life now.

Article 3: Tomb-Sweeping Day visits the grave.

On the eve of Tomb-Sweeping Day, I went to visit my uncle's grave.

At home, my sister, aunt and I took fruits, cakes and paper money to the cemetery to pay homage to our loved ones.

When they arrived at the cemetery, my aunt and sister cried. Seeing their uncomfortable appearance, I couldn't help crying. Aunt first drew a half circle in front of the cemetery, then took out the tribute and put it in front of the tomb, and took out the paper money. She lit paper money while talking to her uncle and kept crying. I thought to myself: How did my uncle die? After the ceremony, I asked my sister. She said: "My father is a very good, excellent and filial person. Liuxue86.com, who was only 34 years old, was ruthlessly killed because of a car accident. " Say that finish, my sister cried again. I feel sorry for her, too.

I hope people respect life and pay attention to safety everywhere.

Chapter four: going to the grave.

April 4th is the annual Tomb-Sweeping Day. I went to visit the grave with my parents.

We got on the bus, and soon, the traffic jam began. I thought about it and asked my parents, "Which is the longest bus?" . Mom and Dad finally said, "It's a train!" ! I said, "No, there's a traffic jam. There are more than a dozen trains, up to forty or fifty, and sometimes there are hundreds of traffic jams. " We were talking and laughing in the car, and we were very happy.

When I arrived at Nanshan cemetery, my parents and I went to the graves of Taigong and Taipo and burned two small candles and nine sticks of incense for them. Then we went to my second grandma's grave, and I saw my cousin and many relatives. I was just about to walk in when I was hit by a tombstone. We stood for a long time chatting with our relatives. Because mom has to go to work, we don't have much time, so we have to leave reluctantly. ...

Grave sweeping is really a meaningful activity.