What is the content of the handwritten newspaper of the third grade traditional culture?

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What is the content of the handwritten newspaper of the third grade traditional culture?

Cultivate talents who respect traditional culture and create new culture. Students can better understand and inherit the traditional culture of China by writing handwritten newspapers on traditional culture. The following is what I bring to you. I hope you like it.

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The information of traditional festivals in China is handwritten by the traditional culture in the third grade.

Ghosts'Festival

Every year, the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is called "Orchid Festival", also called "Mid-Autumn Festival". In some places, it is also called "Ghost Festival" and "Stone Drum". This is a Buddhist ceremony in India. Buddhists hold a "bonsai" to recommend their ancestors; The Orchid Sutra, a Buddhist scripture, aims to cultivate filial piety and inspire Buddhist disciples. It is in line with the popular belief in China that seeking before going far and mourning is greater than dying, so it is becoming more and more popular. The story of Manglietia Manglietia saving Mu Er is widely circulated among the people:

"Lotus monk with eyes, mana collection. His mother fell into the hungry ghost road, and the food * * *, that is, it turned into a flame. Hunger was too bitter. Unable to save his mother, Mu Lian asked the Buddha for advice. In order to talk about the Lanpen Sutra, she taught July 15th to make a Lanpen to save her mother. "

China followed this practice from the Liang Dynasty and became the Mid-Yuan Festival. But later, in addition to setting a fast for monks, activities such as repentance and setting fire to burners were added.

On this day, the master platform and the stone drum platform were set up in front of Jiekou Village in advance. There is a bodhisattva in front of the master's seat, who is the treasure king who has crossed the "hell" ghost, and there is a plate of peaches and rice under it. On the stone drum stage, there are three spirit tablets and evocation flags. After noon, families put whole pigs, whole sheep, chickens, ducks and geese and various cakes, fruits and melons on the stone drum stage. The person in charge inserted a triangular paper flag of blue, red and green on each sacrifice, and wrote the words "Yulan Festival" and "Manna Gate Open". The ceremony began with solemn temple music. Then, the mage rang the bell and led the monks in the seat to recite various spells and mantras. Then feed, sprinkle a plate of peaches and rice in all directions and repeat three times. This ceremony is called "the opening of the flame".

At night, every household will burn incense at home and put it on the ground. The more incense, the better, symbolizing a bumper harvest. This is the so-called "field expansion". In some places, there are water lanterns; The so-called water lamp is a kind of lamp tied to a small board, mostly in the shape of lotus made of colored paper. According to tradition, water lamp is to guide those who are unjust and dead. When the lights went out, the water lights had completed the task of attracting ghosts to cross the Naihe Bridge. The shops were closed that day and the streets were haunted. There is an incense table every hundred steps in the middle of the street, which is filled with fresh fruit and a kind of "ghost steamed stuffed bun". There is a Taoist behind the desk singing a ghost song that people can't understand. This ceremony is called "singing".

Shangyuan Festival is the Lantern Festival on earth, and people decorate lanterns to celebrate it. "Central Plains" comes from Shangyuan. People think that the Mid-Autumn Festival is a ghost festival, and lanterns should also be put on to celebrate the festival for ghosts. But people and ghosts are different, so the lanterns in the Central Plains are different from those in Shangyuan. People are yang, ghosts are yin; The earth is yang and the water is yin. The mysterious darkness underwater reminds people of the legendary hell and the place where ghosts sink. So Shangyuan lanterns are on land and Zhongyuan lanterns are in water.

Traditional cultural materials

bachelor

Wei and Jin Dynasties were official positions in charge of etiquette and compilation. After the Tang Dynasty, he referred to Hanlin as a bachelor, became the emperor's secretary and adviser, and participated in confidential affairs, so he was called "the inner phase". During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, although he was also a bachelor of Hanlin, he was responsible for reading, giving lectures, editing and editing Jishi Shu, but his status and responsibilities were different from those in the Tang and Song Dynasties. For example, Preface to the Southern Expedition and Bachelor of Senior Minister Tang are the official positions granted by Wen Tianxiang after he resigned as prime minister; "Tan Sitong" "You recommended Jing to be a bachelor, Xu Gong", Xu Zhijing was a bachelor of imperial academy at that time, and imperial academy was an official position dedicated to giving lectures to the emperor. Bai Juyi, Ouyang Xiu, Su Shi, Sima Guang, Shen Kuo and Song Lian. They are all academicians of Hanlin.

supernatant

In the official system of the Zhou Dynasty, both the emperor and the vassal had ministers, which were divided into upper, middle and lower levels, and the most distinguished one was called "Shangqing". For example, Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru: "Lian Po is General Zhao ... and worships Shangqing."

China traditional culture story

Liu is open-minded.

Legend has it that Liu was a famous doctor in the Song Dynasty. Once he was ill and took a lot of medicine, but his condition didn't get better. One day, his friend Zhang came to visit him. Zhang, also a doctor, offered to see Liu. Liu was reluctant: wouldn't it be a pity if he was cured? But then he thought: I usually encourage peers to learn from each other. How can I be confused when it's my turn? So he happily asked Zhang to help him treat the disease. Together, they analyzed the illness and studied the prescription, and finally found the root of the disease. Soon, Liu recovered from illness. Since then, the two have often been together, exchanging difficult medical problems and making great progress in their medical skills.

It is a modest attitude to realize that talented people seek advice from talented people and knowledgeable people seek advice from the poor. Confucius said: In a threesome, there must be a teacher. Sometimes, your shortcomings are just the advantages of others. You should learn from others' advantages and make up for your own shortcomings. Liu's story tells young people that no matter how knowledgeable they are, they also have shortcomings. In our daily life, we should accept and adopt others' opinions and suggestions with an open mind, and sincerely learn from others' strengths.