Story picture book for the Spring Festival

Story picture book for the Spring Festival

The custom of the Spring Festival has a long history, and it is the most solemn traditional festival of our Chinese nation. The following is the picture book of the Spring Festival story I collected for you. You are welcome to learn from it.

According to legend, there was a monster named Nian in ancient China, with long blue fangs and sharp claws, which was extremely cruel. I have lived in the mountains for many years, and I only go down to devour livestock on New Year's Eve every year, which hurts people's lives. Therefore, on New Year's Eve, every family leaves home to avoid the harm of Nian beast, which is called "China New Year".

On New Year's Eve, people are helping the old and taking the young into the mountains to take refuge, and an old beggar comes from outside the village. Some people sealed windows and locked doors, others packed their bags, and there was a panic everywhere. No one cares about the begging old man. Only an old woman in the village east wrapped up jiaozi, invited the old man to dinner, and urged him to hurry up the mountain to avoid Nian beast. In order to repay the kindness of the old woman, the old man told her that she was most afraid of red, fire and explosion every year, and asked her to put on red clothes, put red paper on the door, light red candles and burn bamboo in the yard to explode.

At midnight, Nian beast broke into the village. He found that the village was brightly lit, his eyes were blinded by dazzling red, and he heard loud firecrackers coming from someone's house, so he ran away trembling all over. Since then, people have known the way to drive away the New Year. Every New Year's Eve, every family sticks red couplets and sets off firecrackers. Every household has a bright candlelight, so it is better to wait for the New Year. In the early morning of the first day of the lunar new year, we will go to relatives and friends to congratulate each other and to congratulate each other on surviving the ravages of Nian beast. Later, this custom spread more and more widely and became the most solemn traditional festival among the people in China.

According to legend, there was a monster named Nian in ancient China, which had long tentacles and was fierce and unusual. Nian lived on the seabed for many years, and climbed ashore every New Year's Eve, devouring livestock and killing people.

Therefore, every New Year's Eve, people in the village fled to the deep mountains to avoid the harm of the "Nian" beast.

On New Year's Eve this year, people in Taohua Village were taking refuge in the mountains when an old beggar came from outside the village. He was leaning on crutches, carrying a bag on his arm, with elegant silver whiskers and staring at Matthew.

Some villagers sealed windows and locked doors, some packed their bags, some herded cattle and drove sheep, and people shouted boo everywhere, which was a scene of panic. At this time, who still has the mind to take care of this begging old man?

Only an old woman in the east of the village gave the old man some food and suggested that he go up the mountain quickly to avoid Nian beast. The old man smiled and said, "If my mother-in-law lets me stay at home for one night, I will definitely drive Nian beast away."

The old woman looked at him carefully in surprise and found that he was handsome, energetic and different. But she continued to persuade and begged the old man to laugh without saying a word. My mother-in-law had no choice but to leave home and take refuge in the mountains. At midnight, Nian beast broke into the village. It found that the atmosphere in the village was different from previous years: the old woman's house at the east end of the village had red paper on the door and bright candles in the room. The beast Nian trembled and let out a long whistle.

Nian stared at her mother-in-law's house for a while, then screamed and rushed over. As we approached the door, there was a sudden explosion in the yard, and Nian trembled and dared not go any further.

It turns out that Nian was most afraid of red, fire and explosion. At this time, my mother-in-law's door was wide open, and I saw an old man in a red robe laughing in the hospital. "Nian" was frightened to disgrace and fled in confusion.

The next day was the first day of the first month, and the people who came back from refuge were very surprised to see that the village was safe and sound. At this time, the old woman suddenly realized and quickly told the villagers the promise of begging for the elderly.

The villagers flocked to the old woman's house together, only to find red paper on her mother-in-law's door, a pile of unburned bamboo still exploding in the yard, and several red candles still glowing in the house. ...

In order to celebrate the auspicious arrival, the villagers put on new clothes and hats one after another and went to relatives and friends' homes to congratulate and say hello. The story soon spread in the surrounding villages, and people all knew the way to drive away the "Nian" beast. This custom is becoming more and more common.

The first lucky money appeared in the Han Dynasty. The earliest lucky money is also called "winning money" or "winning money". This kind of money is not the currency circulating in the market, but a coin-shaped exorcism product specially cast for wearing and appreciating. This kind of wearing article in the form of coins first appeared in the Han Dynasty. Some coins have characters on them, and all kinds of auspicious characters are cast on the front, such as "Long live the Millennium", "Peace in the world" and "evil spirits". On the back, dragons and phoenixes, turtles and snakes, Pisces, swords and stars are cast.

In the Tang Dynasty, the court was in vogue for issuing money in spring. At that time, the Spring Festival was "beginning of spring Day", and it was a day of mutual worship in the palace. There was no such custom among the people. Twenty-six volumes of Zi Tong Zhi Jian record that Yang Guifei gave birth to a son, and "Xuanzong personally saw it and gave the Guifei gold and silver money to wash the son". The money for washing children mentioned here is not only a congratulatory message, but also an amulet given to newborns by their elders to ward off evil spirits.

After the Song and Yuan Dynasties, beginning of spring was replaced by the first day of the first month, which was called the Spring Festival. Many customs originally belonging to beginning of spring have also been transferred to the Spring Festival. The custom of giving money in spring has evolved into the custom of giving children lucky money. The Chronicle of Yanjing written by Dunchong, Fu Cha in the Qing Dynasty recorded the lucky money in this way: "It is called lucky money to wear money with colored ropes, weave it into a dragon shape and put it at the foot of the bed. Children are given by elders. Also called lucky money. "

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, most lucky money was given to children with red ropes. After the Republic of China, it evolved into wrapping 100 copper coins in red paper, which means "long life" and giving lucky money to adult generations. Red paper is wrapped in an ocean, symbolizing "abundant financial resources" and "millions of profits". After money is changed into paper money, parents like to choose new paper money with related figures for their children, because the homonym of "Lian" and "Lian" indicates that future generations will "get rich again and again" and "get promoted again and again".

The custom of lucky money has a long history. It represents a good blessing from the elders to the younger generation. It is an amulet given by elders to children, wishing them good health and good luck in the new year.

There is a lucky cat in the story picture book 4 of the Spring Festival. During the Chinese New Year, he will go out and give out red envelopes. There is a blessing in the red envelope: "Congratulations and Happy New Year!" When you receive a red envelope, there will be many blessings in the new year. Knowing that everyone was waiting for him, the lucky cat went door to door. He quietly put the red envelope on the child's bedside and brought blessings to every child.

I left one family after another, and red envelopes were distributed one after another. At dawn, the lucky cat came to the rice cake master's house. The rice cake master is still cooking rice cakes all night. The hard-working rice cake master should be the most blessed, but the red envelope has been delivered. The lucky cat kept bowing to the rice cake master: "Congratulations, Happy New Year!" " "The rice cake master smiled and gave it to the lucky cat. The lucky cat is still bowing assiduously: "Congratulations, Happy New Year! " "

The rice cake master smiled and brought the rice cake to the lucky cat. The lucky cat is still bowing: "Congratulations and Happy New Year!" " "If you are not careful, the lucky cat's face will stick to the rice cake." Ha ha laugh ... my rice cake has become a blessing cake! "The rice cake master likes to be all smiles.

The rice cake master is so happy and likes it. Lucky cats print their smiling faces on every rice cake. While printing, I said to the rice cake, "Congratulations!" Every piece of rice cake has become a blessing cake.

"Crack, crack ..." At dawn, every household got up and set off firecrackers. The rice cake master gave everyone a blessing cake.

The smiling face of the lucky cat is printed on the rice cake, as if to say to everyone, "Congratulations, Happy New Year!" " "Everyone who bought a fortune cookie put the money in a red paper bag and gave it to the rice cake master. The rice cake master received many, many red envelopes. Everyone says that the person who works hardest should be the most blessed.

From then on, everyone called the rice cake Fu Gao and called the rice cake master Fu Shi.

Lucky cats like to say "Congratulations", and our children can sing "Congratulations"!

Every street, everyone's mouth, the first sentence when we meet is congratulations, congratulations, congratulations!

Legend has it that this night is the time when the gods in heaven are in the lower world, so there is a custom of receiving gods among the people. Heaven and earth table is a temporary offering table, specially designed for New Year's Eve, mainly used to receive gods. Generally, there is no big Buddhist temple house to pay special attention to, because there are few sacrifices to the Buddha at ordinary times, and a large reward should be given to the Buddha at the end of the year. The content of Heaven and Earth Table is different from that of perennial Buddhist temples. Except for some hanging money, incense sticks, five sacrifices and big sacrifices, most of the idols worshipped are temporary, such as Percentage, which is a woodcut idol album. "Eighteen Buddhas and Gods in the Three Realms of Heaven and Earth", a complete book of color printing, and woodcut on rhubarb fringed paper; Fu Lushou Samsung photo, etc. Some of the above images will be incinerated after receiving the gods, such as "percentage", and some will not be incinerated until the evening shift or even the Lantern Festival. The position of the table is not uniform. For example, the room is spacious and can be put in the house. If there is no land at home, put it in the yard.

Today, my mom and dad are taking me back to my hometown. I'm too excited to go to sleep. The next day, I got up early, brushed my teeth and washed my face and went to the countryside. When I arrived in the countryside, I saw patches of green grass, red flowers and tall trees. There are many black pine cones on the tree, as if wearing black clothes, which makes me feel very happy. Grandma has a fat cock. He has a red comb, yellow feathers, long legs and a sharp mouth. Very interesting. But it's naughty. It runs outside every day and is always caught by grandparents. Mom and dad went to catch it today, but they didn't catch it for a long time. Mom and dad jumped around, covered in dust. The cock flies here for a while and jumps there for a while, so it's hard to catch it. Later, my father rushed to catch the rooster's feathers, and finally caught the rooster and put it in a big cage. We are all laughing, singing and dancing. We are so happy! I wish you all a happy New Year and congratulations on your fortune.

When children are playing and setting off firecrackers, it is also the busiest time for housewives in the kitchen. It was made a few days before the New Year's Eve dinner, and the New Year's Eve dinner was always cooked by the chef. In the north, jiaozi on the first day of New Year's Day will also be wrapped up on the evening of 30th. At this time, everyone's chopping boards are busy chopping meat and vegetables. At this time, the sound of chopping boards in every household, firecrackers in streets and alleys, abacus and accounting sounds in small shops are full of laughter and laughter, one after another, echoing, interwoven into a cheerful movement on New Year's Eve.

Eating New Year's Eve is the most lively and enjoyable time for every household in the Spring Festival. On New Year's Eve, a table is full of rich New Year's dishes, and the family get together, sit around the table and have a reunion dinner. The sense of accomplishment in my heart is beyond words. People not only enjoy the delicious food on the table, but also enjoy the happy atmosphere. There are big dishes, cold dishes, stir-fried dishes and snacks on the table. Generally, two things are indispensable, one is hot pot and the other is fish. The hot pot is boiling, steaming, warm and sultry, which indicates that it is thriving; "Fish" and "fish" are homophonic, symbolizing "more happiness and more celebration" and also meaning "more than one year". There are also radishes, commonly known as vegetable heads. Good luck. Lobster, fried fish and other fried foods, wish your family prosperity, such as "cooking oil with fire." Finally, dessert, I wish the future sweet. Even if you can't drink on this day, you can drink a little.

There are many kinds of New Year's Eve dinners, including jiaozi, wonton, long noodles and Yuanxiao. , and each has its own emphasis. Northerners are used to eating jiaozi during the Spring Festival, which means "making friends when you are young". Because the white flour jiaozi is shaped like a silver ingot, the pots on the table symbolize the meaning of "getting rich in the New Year, and the ingots are rolling in". Some wrapped jiaozi and some coins sterilized with boiling water, saying that whoever ate first would make more money. Eating wonton in the New Year is based on its original meaning. Legend has it that the world was in chaos before it was created, and Pangu began to create the universe. Long noodles, also known as longevity noodles, eat noodles in the New Year and wish you a long life.

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