Elementary school composition on the legend of the Spring Festival

An elementary school composition about the legend of the Spring Festival

China has many traditional cultures: ancient pro

Elementary school composition on the legend of the Spring Festival

An elementary school composition about the legend of the Spring Festival

China has many traditional cultures: ancient prose, poetry, folk music, drama, Chinese painting, calligraphy, couplets, riddles, and some traditional festivals, such as Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. Let me talk about the year.

In ancient times, there was a monster named Nian. Every year from 65438 to February 30, I go to the village to eat people every year. It runs faster than the wind and shouts louder than thunder.

Once, a foreigner came to a village and didn't see anyone. He said to himself, "There's no one in broad daylight." He went to the door of a house and knocked on the door, asking if anyone was at home. The old man in the house heard a knock at the door and asked, "Who is it?" He replied, "I am a stranger and I want to stay here for one night." Seeing a young man, the old man opened the door and let him in. He asked the old man why there was no one in broad daylight. The old man said to the young man, "We have a monster called Nian. From 65438 to February 30, he went back to the village to arrest people every night." After listening to the old man, the young man said to the old man, you don't have to worry. I know what Nian is afraid of. I am most afraid of three things, one is prosperity, the other is artillery, and the third is couplets. After listening, the old man called the villagers and told them these three things. After listening to this, some villagers put couplets on their doors at home, some made fires in iron boxes, and some hung firecrackers on sticks. When the Spring Festival came, they came to the village and saw red things in every household, so they ran away.

The second primary school composition about the legend of the Spring Festival

Facing the festive bell, we ushered in the traditional festival of China-Spring Festival. How did the Spring Festival come about?

According to legend, in ancient times, there was a monster named Nian, who came out to eat people every year on the 30th day of the lunar calendar, so the villagers had to run away. On that day, a Taoist priest came to this small village and saw the villagers rushing to the mountains. The Taoist priest hurried to the village without asking anything and met a young man. The young man took him home and told him that his mother was ill and could not leave. The old Taoist told them to go to the village head's house to take refuge. He wears red clothes himself and hangs a piece of red cloth outside the house. Nian beast really came, saw the silence in the village, rushed into the village, saw red cloth, heard firecrackers and saw a Taoist priest in red. Nian beast was so scared that he turned and ran away and never came back. When the villagers came back, they saw that the house was not damaged at all, and they asked the old Taoist strangely, "How did you scare away Nian beast? The old Taoist replied, all you have to do is light firecrackers with a piece of red cloth, and you can scare off Nian beast. This custom has been preserved to this day, and it has gradually become to watch the Spring Festival Evening, pack jiaozi and set off fireworks and firecrackers. ...

In the festive Spring Festival, I hope everyone can cheer for their dreams with the spirit of blessing and study hard!

The third primary school composition about the legend of the Spring Festival

The Spring Festival is an ancient traditional festival in China and a unique festival of the Chinese nation.

This is how the Spring Festival comes. In ancient China, there was a monster called Nian, whose head was long and fierce. Nian stayed at the bottom of the sea for a long time before climbing ashore on New Year's Eve, devouring livestock and hurting people. One year, an old man from other places came here. A mother-in-law of the village east received him, but no matter how others advised him, he wouldn't leave, and said not to worry. Nian beast broke into the village in the middle of the night, only to be found with red paper at the door and red candles in the room. Nian trembled and heard a loud noise. Nian beast let out a cry and turned and shivered. He never dared to go any further. He saw an old man in a red robe standing in the yard laughing. Ran away in a hurry. Nian is most afraid of red fire and explosion. Every year after that, the villagers will do the same. This custom has become more and more widespread and gradually evolved into today's Spring Festival.

Jiaozi will be eaten during the Spring Festival. Jiaozi is a delicious food that both children and the elderly like to eat. Put the prepared stuffing on the dough, wrap it as round as an ear, cook it in water, and serve it with Laba garlic soaked in Laba. People can't help eating more, it's delicious. Jiaozi's moral is round and round, more than a year. There are many things to pay attention to during the Spring Festival, such as auspicious words or asking for red envelopes.

The Spring Festival is the spiritual heritage of our country, so let's have more than one year, step by step.

The fourth primary school composition about the legend of the Spring Festival

Whenever the New Year comes, people will stick Spring Festival couplets, beat gongs and drums, and decorate their faces with lights. Everyone's face is filled with festive joy.

Legend has it that a long time ago, there was a monster named Nian. It was huge and always stared at people's cattle, sheep and food on New Year's Eve. As soon as he entered the village, he wantonly destroyed it, so every year people used bamboo baskets-sieves-to fish for food. It's New Year's Eve again, and the villagers are busy fleeing to the mountains. At this moment, a white-haired old man came. He said to everyone: Give me one night, and I promise to drive Nian beast away. Everyone didn't believe it and advised him to go up the mountain and hide. The old man didn't listen to advice and finally stayed in the village.

That night, Nian, as usual, prepared to plunder cattle and sheep, grain and destroy villages. Suddenly there was firecrackers, and Nian beast trembled and dared not move forward. It turns out that Nian beast is most afraid of red, fire and explosion. At this moment, the door opened and the old man was wearing a red robe and laughing. Nian beast was scared to death and fled in a hurry. The next day, when people returned to the village from the deep mountains, they suddenly realized that the old man was a fairy who helped them stop Nian beast. Therefore, people scare Nian beast with the three treasures left by this fairy every year. Since then, people have posted couplets and set off firecrackers, and this custom has become a grand festival every year-the Spring Festival.

On New Year's Eve, every family has a reunion night together, and every family is decorated with lights to celebrate the arrival of the New Year.