1.家乡的春节英语日记 篇一
The sound of firecrackers echoed one after another, and the Spring Festival in my hometown kicked off with excitement. For me, this is the most anticipated day of the year.As soon as the twelfth lunar month arrives, the elders in the family start preparing for the New Year's food. Grandma will carefully select the best glutinous rice, soak it for a few days, and when the rice is full of water, she will start to grind glutinous Rice noodles. She spoonfuls the rice into the stone mill, and I help push the mill plate aside. The stone mill "gurgles", and the snow-white Rice noodles flows out from the cracks in the mill. These Rice noodles will be made into white and fat rice cakes, which means "high every year".
On the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month, there is a custom of sweeping dust in my hometown. My parents and I used brooms and cloths to clean our house from top to bottom, leaving it spotless. I am responsible for cleaning the windows. I first wiped them with a damp cloth, but some stains couldn't be removed no matter how hard I tried. Dad walked over and taught me how to add some dishwashing detergent to the water. When I wiped it again, those stubborn stains were quickly wiped off. The sunlight shines through the clean windows, making the whole house feel refreshed and bright.
On New Year's Eve, pasting couplets is an important ceremony. Dad is holding the paste, and I am responsible for handing over the Spring Festival couplets. We first tear off the old Spring Festival couplets, then evenly apply paste on the door, and then carefully stick the couplets on. I stood in the distance, looking at the red couplets that read 'Smooth sailing and auspicious stars arrive, all the best and blessings come to the door', filled with anticipation for the New Year.
At night, the whole family sits together to have a reunion dinner. The hot pot in the middle of the table is steaming hot, and various delicious foods are filled on the table. Grandpa picked up his glass and said, "In the new year, I hope everyone is safe and healthy." Everyone raised their glasses and wished each other well. After dinner, the elders gave us New Year's money, and I held it tightly in my hand, feeling like I had suddenly become a 'little millionaire'.
On the first day of the Chinese New Year, the village will hold a dragon and lion dance performance. The dragon dance team held colorful dragon lanterns and churned up and down in the sound of gongs and drums. The dragon head rises high and then dives down, and its body winds and moves forward with the swing of the dragon head, like a real giant dragon dancing. The lion dancers are no less impressive, imitating the movements of lions, jumping and rolling at times, attracting cheers from the audience. I squeezed into the crowd, my eyes fixed straight, and I kept applauding and cheering.
The Spring Festival in my hometown is filled with a strong festive atmosphere and endless joy, making me look forward to it every year.
2.家乡的春节英语日记 篇二
Winter vacation has arrived, and the footsteps of Spring Festival are also approaching. My hometown is so lively, filled with a strong New Year's flavor everywhere, like a colorful painting slowly unfolding before my eyes.On the 28th day of the twelfth lunar month, I followed my mother to the market to sell New Year's goods. The market was crowded with people, as lively as if it had exploded. The stalls are adjacent to each other, with a dazzling array of goods. At the booth selling couplets, the red couplets were like burning flames, with golden letters shining brightly in the sunlight, as if expressing good wishes for the New Year. I picked out a couplet that reads' Fortune is like the flowing water of the East China Sea, longevity is like the evergreen pine of the South Mountain ', hoping that my grandparents will live a long and healthy life. The candy stall is also particularly attractive, with colorful candies piled up like a small mountain, including fruit candies, milk candies, and chocolate candies. I couldn't help but drool at the sight and grabbed a handful of each and put them in a bag.
On New Year's Eve, grandma showed off her skills in the kitchen. In no time, delicious dishes filled the table one after another. There are shiny braised pork ribs, like wearing a brown coat, with a strong aroma; There are also fresh and tender steamed fish, covered with emerald green onions and red chili shreds, like a beautiful painting. The family sat together, eating with relish, and laughter echoed throughout the room. After finishing the New Year's Eve dinner, we went to the yard to set off fireworks. Dad lit a big fireworks, and with a whoosh, the fireworks flew into the sky like rockets, blooming in the night sky with colorful flowers. The red ones were like fire, the yellow ones were like gold, and the purple ones were like grapes, extremely beautiful.
On the first day of the Chinese New Year, I woke up early and put on brand new clothes to pay respects to my elders. I first arrived at Grandma Wang's house next door. As soon as I entered, I loudly said, "Grandma Wang, good New Year! Wishing you good health and all the best!" Grandma Wang smiled so hard that her eyes narrowed into a slit. She quickly took out a red bag from her pocket and put it in my hand, saying, "Good boy, I also wish you progress in your studies and happiness every day!" I took the red envelope and felt happy in my heart.
The Spring Festival in my hometown is like a cheerful song, with every note dancing with joy and happiness. I like the Spring Festival in my hometown, and I hope it can be so lively and happy every year!
3.家乡的春节英语日记 篇三
During this period, the food that our hometown people value the most is' tea fruit '. Although it may not be as appealing as the scattered pieces outside or as visually appealing as the pastries that can be made, there is a strong sense of camaraderie contained within it.It is strange, ordinary and ugly, but it can be called "delicious Dim sum" in my hometown. Its fragrance makes people smell appetite and be adjusted alive. However, on major holidays, 'Tea Fruit' can no longer come on stage with such a mediocre appearance. Most people will boil them from the pot, take them out and serve them on white porcelain plates with plum blossom prints or similar, and then decorate them with some fresh fruits that have just been picked from trees, cut them into small pieces, and put them in designated plum blossom print plates. In this way, this' tea fruit 'not only has a beautiful color and taste, but also exudes a unique charm.
The children are preparing to go home for the Chinese New Year, and the first big thing is to help them make dough. That white dough is always fun to mix at home. After the passionate dough is kneaded, it is handed over to the elders to make something for themselves to eat. The second big thing is to buy some small things and then gather together big and small to showcase your abilities. I'm afraid the third thing is to protect their new clothes from being ruined before the New Year.
When the attendance arrived, the aroma of alcohol and meat was everywhere. Wearing new clothes for people of all ages and genders, posting red couplets on doors, and celebrating the New Year in the streets and alleys are also essential. On New Year's Eve, the sound of whips and cannons echoed incessantly, and everyone was full of energy.
Of course, on the day of the Spring Festival, it was completely different when everyone gathered in the lobby, chatting, drinking, watching performances, playing plays... everything was available. The originally scattered tables have now been pieced together into several large tables, each with homemade "tea fruits" and fresh items, as well as snacks brought back by their own children from outside, making it particularly lively. At night, everyone would set up white tables in their own pavilion and courtyard, enjoying the scenery and chatting; The children, on the other hand, set up waiting and money lovers, playing hide and seek. This is indeed a beautiful and happy day.
In the blink of an eye, the Spring Festival in my hometown came to an end on the 19th day of the first lunar month. Students do homework, while adults do things as usual. Everything returned to normal, but the joy still lingered in the air.
4.家乡的春节英语日记 篇四
The Spring Festival is a traditional festival in China and also the grandest festival. Due to the vast territory and diverse ethnic groups in our country, different Spring Festival customs have been formed in various regions. The Spring Festival in our Bozhou region starts from the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month and ends on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. The Spring Festival activities continue for a month.In the morning of the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, we should drink Laba Congee. This Congee is usually cooked with glutinous rice. There are also red dates, chestnuts, mung beans, peanut kernels, etc. As the saying goes, "After eating Laba rice, celebrate the New Year." Generally, people start making New Year's goods from this day on. Kill pigs and sheep, make new clothes, and purchase various New Year's goods.
The 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month is the day for "worshiping the stove" and cleaning. On the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month, most families offer sacrifices to the Kitchen God in order to pray for good things in heaven and peace in the world. On this day, they also clean their homes.
The 30th day of the twelfth lunar month is New Year's Eve. On this day, the whole family reunites, not only to welcome spring in the old days, but also to go to the cemetery to worship ancestors. On this morning, every family has to stick couplets on their doors. At noon, the family has a reunion dinner, and unless absolutely necessary, they have to rush home, filled with the joy of family reunion. After dinner in the evening, family members gather together and place melon seeds, peanuts, drinks, fruits, etc. on the coffee table, then watch the Spring Festival Gala together. At night, they also have to "watch the New Year", and young people rarely sleep, waiting until the early morning of the next day to start shooting.
On the first day of the Chinese New Year, it is the most solemn occasion. Men, women, children, and elders wake up before dawn, wear new clothes, and pay New Year's greetings to the gods, ancestors, and elders. This morning, only dumplings are allowed to be eaten. If anyone eats the coins wrapped in dumplings, they will have good luck and abundant wealth throughout the year. Children need to kowtow to their elders and receive New Year's money. After eating dumplings, the man is going to visit his neighbor's house to pay New Year's greetings, while the woman is receiving guests at home. At noon, relatives still gather together to have a reunion dinner.
The 15th day of the first month is the Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Festival, which is also the Lantern Festival. At night, people set off fireworks on the street, and every household has to put two lights in front of their door. The street is brightly lit and bustling.
In addition, during the Spring Festival, there are some taboos in our Bozhou area. During Chinese New Year steamed buns and fried meatballs, children should not be in the kitchen to avoid speaking recklessly. On the fifth day of the first lunar month, scissors and other items must not be touched. Some of these 'taboos' still exist today, while others have disappeared without a trace.
The Spring Festival in my hometown is really lively and interesting!
5.家乡的春节英语日记 篇五
As soon as it enters the twelfth lunar month, the elders in the family start busy. Grandma started making red balls, which are a special delicacy of Fujian Spring Festival. She first steamed the glutinous rice flour, and then kneaded it into a dough while it was hot. The dough was soft, like clouds. Grandma pulled out small dough pieces, kneaded and flattened them, wrapped them with sweet green bean filling, and pressed them with a special mold to create exquisite patterns on the red balls. Finally, place a festive red dot in the middle of the red ball and put it into the steamer. In no time, the fragrance of the red ball filled the room, making me crave and spin around the steamer.Looking forward to New Year's Eve, my dad and I posted couplets early in the morning. I held up a couplet while my father stood on the ladder, sticking and reciting, "As time goes by, people live longer. Spring fills the universe and brings blessings to every door." After sticking up the couplet, our home was instantly filled with joy.
In the evening, the fragrance of the New Year's Eve dinner fills the air. On the table, the white cut chicken skin is yellow and the meat is tender. There is also the bowl of Buddha jumps over the wall. The ingredients are very rich. Abalone, sea cucumber, shark fin, etc. are all in it. The soup is rich and delicious. A family sits around, with elders taking the initiative to use chopsticks before everyone starts, while eating and saying auspicious words.
After finishing the New Year's Eve dinner, my friends and I ran to the yard like runaway foals, setting off fireworks. I lit the "sky cannon" and it shot into the night sky with a whoosh, exploding with colorful lights with a bang. The friends were so excited that they shouted loudly, and laughter echoed in the night sky.
On the first day of the Chinese New Year, I put on new clothes to pay my respects. As soon as I entered my neighbor's house, I shouted loudly, 'Grandma, good New Year!' They laughed so hard that their eyes narrowed, stuffed red envelopes into my hands, and served various snacks. Walking in the village, lights and decorations were hung everywhere, and a dragon dance troupe passed by. The dragon's head swayed, its body undulated, and the sound of drums and gongs shook people's hearts and made them jump with joy.
The Spring Festival in my hometown is filled with delicious food and joy, like a cheerful song, always sung in my heart.
6.家乡的春节英语日记 篇六
My hometown is in Zhegou, and we can feel the strong New Year flavor here around the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month.The 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month is a small year, also known as the Zhegou Festival. On this day, most people will go to the market to stroll and play, the picture is lively. People will also buy some kitchen candy to worship the Kitchen God. Kitchen candy is sweet and sticky, and is popular among children.
Starting from the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month, thousands of households have been busy. People clean their homes with clean and spotless windows. Around twenty six, people will also fry various dishes, such as fried meat strips, salted fish, fried radish balls... all kinds of fried dishes are easy to eat. When hungry, you can pick it up and eat it, which is very convenient.
On New Year's Eve, people seem to have no free time for a moment. In the morning, people wake up early and put on new clothes, then start to arrange to stick Spring Festival couplets. Some even hang a row of red lanterns in front of the door, with tassels swaying in the wind like mischievous dolls; From morning to afternoon is the time for people to prepare the New Year's Eve dinner. Kill chicken, cut fish, make dumplings, and do it the same way, but don't be in a hurry; In the evening, the New Year's Eve dinner was also ready, and the children who were working outside had already returned home. The whole family sat around the table, eating and chatting, reminiscing about the wonderful harvest of the year. After dinner, adults watch TV and talk about daily life, while children go to the door to set off firecrackers. Laughter and the sound of firecrackers blend together, adding to the festive atmosphere. The sound of firecrackers has been non-stop all night. Just as this house finished setting off, the other one started ringing again, as if discussing. New Year's Eve is really lively and extraordinary!
On the first day of the Lunar New Year, everyone will greet each other and say auspicious words. Adults will also give children red envelopes to wish them a safe and healthy new year. The second day of the lunar new year is the day when the married daughter returns to her mother's family. Many shops choose to open on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, so there are more firecrackers on the streets.
The 15th day of the first lunar month arrived in the blink of an eye, and the streets were decorated with lanterns and riddles. It was very festive. The children were chasing and playing with various colorful lanterns in front of their homes. On this day, people will also eat Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival), which indicates a happy and auspicious new year.
After the 15th day of the first lunar month, the Spring Festival is also over. Students are busy going to school, adults are busy going to work, and people have started a hard and happy year again!
7.家乡的春节英语日记 篇七
The Spring Festival is very important in the eyes of Chinese people. The customs of celebrating the Spring Festival are different in every place. The Spring Festival in my hometown is unique.Before the New Year's Eve, we must buy enough New Year's goods. We must buy many dishes, and rural families must prepare their own tofu and steamed some pasta.
the Chinese new year's eve. In the morning, the men at home hung lanterns and pasted Spring Festival couplets. Women clean up at home and make dishes in the kitchen. Some elderly people have repeatedly told children to be careful when doing things and speaking during the Spring Festival, otherwise it will be unlucky for the whole year.
At about two o'clock in the afternoon, the children began to take a bath and then put on new clothes happily. The New Year's Eve dinner began around four o'clock. After dinner, the children couldn't stop playing firecrackers. Men go to other people's homes to pay lucky money. Women entertain guests at home. The children were receiving the New Year's money and saying auspicious words.
In the evening, everyone didn't sleep and was watching the New Year. Wait until 0:00. 0:00 is the time for fireworks. At that moment, every household opened fire and the sky was half red.
The next day is the first day of the first lunar month, which is the time to pay New Year's greetings to relatives. The children are happy again. They can receive lucky money.
On the second and third days of the first month, the married daughters took their husbands and children back home. This is their happiest time.
I love the Spring Festival, and I love the Spring Festival in my hometown more!
8.家乡的春节英语日记 篇八
Looking forward to the stars and the moon, finally the Spring Festival has arrived. Why do I look forward to it so much? Originally, Spring Festival is a very grand and happy festivalEspecially in rural areas, the Spring Festival is even more lively. A few days before the Spring Festival, every household is cleaning up. Clean the house spotlessly. After cleaning, the adults were busy preparing for the New Year, and the streets were bustling with people, cars, and horses. The streets and alleys are decorated with lights and decorations, and the atmosphere of the Chinese New Year is filled everywhere.
On the New Year's Eve, every family in Dujiangyan Irrigation Project must paste the word "Fu", and the word "Fu" must be pasted upside down, because it means that we have arrived at a good time. We also need to paste door gods and Spring Festival couplets. After finishing the reunion dinner, adults sat in front of the TV watching the Spring Festival Gala with great interest. The children sneaked into the yard, happily setting off firecrackers. As soon as the New Year bell rings, the pitch black night sky is suddenly adorned with fireworks, colorful and beautiful!
On the morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, the children put on beautiful new clothes and pay New Year's greetings to their elders. The elders also give them New Year's money.
Spring Festival is really a happy holiday.
9.家乡的春节英语日记 篇九
On the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month, my parents and I rushed to my mother's hometown - the beautiful town of Digang, to celebrate the Spring Festival with our grandparents. That is a small port town nestled by mountains and waters, with reeds blooming in autumn. The town is mostly inhabited by elderly people and children who are left behind, and ordinary days appear very deserted. Perhaps it's because under the protection of my grandmother, I can be more unrestrained, so this is a place that I really yearn for.Chinese New Year's Eve is the busiest and most exciting day of the Spring Festival. I crawled out of the warm blanket early in the morning. After breakfast, my dad and I started pasting couplets and window decorations, and my mom helped my grandparents prepare the New Year's Eve dinner. We are each busy with our own tasks, but it's quite lively. The window decoration with a small dog pattern was pasted, and the whole room immediately warmed up. The New Year's flavor gradually became stronger, and the aroma of different dishes occasionally aroused my cravings. I can't wait!
Before the New Year's Eve dinner, it is necessary to pay respects to our ancestors and elders, and to pray for their blessings and good luck in the coming year. Ancestral worship is over. Finally, we can have the New Year's Eve dinner. The table was filled with sumptuous dishes, a pair of eyes and a pair of hands were not enough, and I felt like my mouth was about to drool. I raised the drink in my hand and wished my grandparents health, longevity, and eternal happiness. Adults are talking about their work for the year and their wishes for the coming year, so of course, I cannot mistreat my stomach. The continuous sound of firecrackers outside adds to the festive atmosphere of the Chinese New Year. When elders give out red envelopes to celebrate the New Year, it excites me the most. They always pat my head and remind me while placing the red envelopes in my palm. As for what was said, I can't remember, I just want to get the red envelope quickly and go buy things I like. I always hide red envelopes under my pillow, but every time they disappear under my mother's care.
On the first day of the Lunar New Year, I went to my uncle's house to pay respects. The once peaceful streets suddenly became lively, with horns playing New Year's songs. Cars from all over the country were parked at the doorsteps of every household, including those from Hefei, Nanjing, and Suzhou. Groups of three or five children were chasing and playing around, and customers coming in and out of the shops were also constantly coming in and out. This is the charm of the Spring Festival, which can bring loved ones who are far away to your side. The Spring Festival brings people reunion, blessings, and hope. I wish everyone good health and all the best in the new year!
10.家乡的春节英语日记 篇十
The Spring Festival is an ancient festival in China and also the most important festival every year. Over thousands of years of historical development, it has formed some fixed customs and habits.On the 24th day of the twelfth lunar month, it is necessary to sweep the house, which means to sweep away all the bad luck and misfortune from the house. Every time the Spring Festival comes, every household must clean their home, wash various utensils, dismantle bedding and curtains, and everywhere is filled with joy and happiness, clean and tidy, welcoming the arrival of the new year.
During the Spring Festival greetings, elders should first prepare the New Year's money for younger generations. It is said that the New Year's money can avoid all bad luck, and children can spend their first year safely and securely with it. There are two types of New Year's money. One is made by weaving colorful ropes into the shape of a dragon and placing it at the corner of the bed. The other is the most common, wrapped in red paper and distributed to children. The New Year's money can be given to younger generations after paying their respects, and on New Year's Eve, adults secretly put red envelopes under their pillows while their children are asleep. People believe that dividing the New Year's money among children can turn misfortune into good fortune when demons, monsters, and New Year beasts harm them. When it comes to New Year's money, it reminds me of an ancient poem about wearing colorful threads for a hundred or ten yuan, and then sharing it for personal collection. Discussing firecrackers and the price of bamboo flutes made Jiao'er busy all night.
In addition to the New Year's money, there is also the custom of pasting Spring Festival couplets. Spring couplets, also known as couplets, are commonly referred to as "pairs". They use concise, neat, and exquisite words, and people use the most auspicious and beautiful words to wish for new ones Have a wonderful life for a year. Every Spring Festival, whether in rural or urban areas, every household posts couplets with red paper, black characters, or red paper, gold characters, adding a festive atmosphere to the festival. In order to create a festive atmosphere, people also cut window decorations by themselves and stick them on the windows, which are also very beautiful. Window cut is also a kind of Paper Cuttings and one of China's non cultural heritage.
The night of New Year's Eve gradually fell, and the night sky was shrouded in fireworks. Fireworks frequently explode in the air, presenting a stunning landscape of various shapes and colors, and the earth is like daylight. The sound of firecrackers is also continuous. After you light it up, we will take the stage. Throughout New Year's Eve, every household was brightly lit, and fireworks and firecrackers became the main theme of the night.
The midnight bell rang, and the whole family sat around the dining table eating reunion dumplings and saying words of blessing. At this moment, the sound of firecrackers gradually subsided, and then came the greetings of "Happy New Year!" and "Happy New Year!" floating in the sky of my hometown and spreading across the land of China.
11.家乡的春节英语日记 篇十一
It's winter vacation now, and our whole family goes back to our hometown in Anhui every year to celebrate the Spring Festival.Recalling the Spring Festival in my hometown, the impression on me is so profound. It can be said that every year, the Spring Festival immerses me wholeheartedly in a sea of joy, happiness, and liveliness. There is a saying in our family that goes: Children look forward to the Chinese New Year, while adults look forward to planting crops. I have been looking forward to it, waiting and waiting, finally arriving on the day of Chinese New Year.
Early in the morning, the adults got busy. Some wash vegetables, some cook, some prepare rice bowls, some clean up, some paste couplets
At one or two o'clock in the afternoon, I saw my father holding incense and paper to go to the cemetery to worship his ancestors, and my grandfather holding a pig head to go to the earth temple to offer sacrifices.
At around five o'clock, the sound of firecrackers in the entire village was deafening. At this point, my family's New Year's Eve dinner was almost ready, and my grandfather had already filled the altar with offerings. There are pig heads, fish, chicken, fruits, etc. This represents a form of worship towards our ancestors.
Dad set off many firecrackers. It is a custom in our family that some firecrackers must be set off before the New Year's Eve dinner.
After setting off the firecrackers, I closed the door, which means we are about to start having a reunion dinner. If guests come, they can only enter and exit through the back door.
The New Year's Eve dinner has begun, and our whole family is gathered around the table, enjoying a rich feast. Shrimp, fish, ducks, and chickens have all come up. At this moment, my dad said to me, "We also have our own cooking habits. If we eat rice cake, it means we are rising steadily; if we eat catfish, it means we have surplus every year; and if we eat half of the rice and keep half, it means we have a good harvest next year." I nodded after hearing this. We chat and laugh during meals, raise our glasses to celebrate, and wish each other well. The New Year's Eve dinner in my hometown takes as long as possible, so it takes us three to four hours to eat.
7、 At eight o'clock, we went out to pay New Year's greetings and visit each other. I have sent sincere blessings to every household and every individual. Of course, I also got a lot of sugar. I'm so happy!
Wow! It's already 1am in the blink of an eye! The firecrackers rang out again. The sound was deafening, and the entire village suddenly became a sea of joy. This also means that a new happy day and a happy and fulfilling year have begun!
This is the Spring Festival in my hometown.
12.家乡的春节英语日记 篇十二
In the blink of an eye, the Spring Festival has quietly arrived.The Spring Festival is a traditional festival in China, commonly known as the Chinese New Year. It is the grandest festival in China. I asked my mother why we celebrate the Spring Festival? My mother told me that according to legend, there was a monster called "Nian" in ancient China, with long antennae on its head and extremely fierce. Nian lives deep underwater all year round and only climbs ashore on New Year's Eve, devouring livestock and causing harm to human lives. Later, people learned that "Nian" is most afraid of red, flames, and explosions. From then on, every New Year's Eve, every household would stick red couplets and set off firecrackers; Every household is brightly lit and waiting for the New Year. 'Nian' was really scared away and never dared to come again. People were very happy. Early in the morning on the first day of the lunar new year, they greeted each other with family and friends. This custom has become more and more widespread, so the Chinese New Year has become the most solemn traditional festival in China.
my Home is located on the beautiful coast of the Yellow Sea, in Dongtai, a land of fish and rice. The Spring Festival in my hometown is really lively. Every New Year's Eve, every household cleans their houses, lights up, paints red couplets, and puts on the Chinese characters for good fortune. Everywhere is filled with joy and happiness! One of the necessary beets in the New Year's Eve dinner is rice dumpling. I wish the whole family a happy New Year! After enjoying the sumptuous New Year's Eve dinner, everyone enthusiastically watched the Spring Festival Gala. When the melodious bell rang twelve times, everyone rushed outside to set off firecrackers and fireworks, and the whole small town immediately boiled over! The beautiful fireworks adorn the New Year's Eve with colorful decorations! Brilliant beyond measure! After the New Year, children will grow up by one year, and elders will give them red envelopes to bless us with health and good luck in the new year. Early in the morning of the first day of the lunar new year, both adults and children put on beautiful new clothes and went out to pay New Year's greetings. Every Spring Festival in my hometown, there is a lantern festival in the park, which children love to watch the most! Various shapes of lights are colorful and lifelike!
Children, the Spring Festival in your hometown is also lively. Come and share with everyone about the Spring Festival in your hometown.
13.家乡的春节英语日记 篇十三
On New Year's Eve, every household is brightly lit, and adults are busy preparing the things they need to worship the gods; Where's the child? Oh, so they were playing because they knew that time would only pass faster when they were happy. In the blink of an eye, the clock hanging on the wall is about to arrive at twelve o'clock, and people will take out their offerings to worship the gods. For It is possible to have good weather, good health, and steady progress in the coming yearAfter the worship, after twelve o'clock, both adults and children can go to bed.
My father spoke with great interest, and I was completely engrossed in listening.
The first day of the first lunar month arrives amidst the sound of blessings; From the gestures of greeting the New Year one by one; Walking away amidst the crackling sound of firecrackers. On this day, people of all ages and genders must wake up early because they have to go to the temple to worship the Grand Duke. This event is very lively! There were crowds of people, and firecrackers were set off both inside and outside the temple. The children covered their ears one by one, while the adults knelt on kneeling mats to worship the Grand Duke. This day is very special. You can only eat vegetarian all day long, and you don't have to follow this rule until the first day of the first lunar month.
Most shops open on the sixth day of the first lunar month. There is a saying that goes, 'On the sixth day of the first lunar month, everything goes smoothly and smoothly.' Therefore, people choose to open on the sixth day of the first lunar month. The seventh day of the first lunar month is the last day of the Spring Festival, and on this day, people sit together as a family to raise their glasses and drink together.
Seven days later, when Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) came into the market, there were bursts of x waves. On the fifteenth day of the first month, everyone will eat rice dumpling at home.
Listen, listen, I felt like I was immersed in it until my father called me, and then I came back to my senses.
The Spring Festival in my hometown is so attractive! If I have the opportunity, I will often go back to my hometown to celebrate the Spring Festival!
14.家乡的春节英语日记 篇十四
According to the old rules in our hometown, the Spring Festival usually begins around mid December. At that time, every household will slaughter New Year pigs and set up five or six tables to celebrate with relatives and friends. The remaining meat will be marinated into preserved meat. In these few days, we are also on winter vacation. We are also preparing for the Chinese New Year! The first big thing is to buy snacks, such as potato chips, lollipops, tofu skin, etc; The second big thing is buying firecrackers, especially for boys; I'm afraid the third big thing is buying new clothes and toys.What a joyful celebration of the Chinese New Year! Children are happy, adults are busy. Every family prepares enough food, drink, clothing, and supplies for the Chinese New Year, fortunately showing a renewed atmosphere.
New Year's Eve is so lively. The aroma of wine and meat wafted everywhere. Red couplets and the word 'fu' were posted outside every door, and green pine trees and fur were laid inside the house. The whole family happily enjoyed their reunion dinner. That night, the lights shone brightly and illuminated the sky, and the sound of firecrackers continued throughout the night.
The scenery on the first day of the lunar new year is completely different from that on New Year's Eve. The front of the house is covered with red firecracker paper, indicating that the coming year will be prosperous and happy. On this day, we don't sweep the floor, women don't have to cook, it's all done by men. In the morning, after my father cooked glutinous rice, my mother brought tea, rice, and fruits to the mountain temple to offer tribute and burn incense. After dinner, every household, regardless of gender or age, rushed to the temple fair, went shopping, climbed mountains... let go of the busyness of the past, relax and enjoy the scenery.
Starting from the second day of the Lunar New Year, every household will visit relatives and friends' homes to pay New Year's greetings, exchange gifts, gather for meals, chat, and enhance mutual friendship.
The Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) is another X tide of the Spring Festival. On this evening, every household will go to the river to pull stone pigs, praying for the prosperity of their six livestock and the abundance of pigs and sheep in the coming year. According to my grandfather, this custom has been around for hundreds of years.
In my hometown, Chinese New Year is our happiest time!
15.家乡的春节英语日记 篇十五
Spring Festival Lantern Festival, Qingming Dragon Boat Festival, Mid Autumn Double Ninth Festival. From childhood to adulthood, we have spent year after year with our loved ones, accompanying the same festivals as before. These programs contain rich folk culture and embody strong family ties. Among these numerous festivals, I am particularly fond of the Spring Festival.Every year during the Spring Festival, it is very lively. Red lanterns are hung in front of every household's door, and relatives and friends come all the way back to their homes just to have the annual reunion dinner. At the dinner table, adults recount all their experiences of the year, while children eat, drink, play, and frolic without any taboos.
My favorite night is on the eve of Chinese New Year's Eve. At exactly 12 o'clock, thousands of households would bring out fireworks that they had prepared for a long time. With the sound of "booming", colorful flowers bloomed in the sky, colorful and beautiful. With these waves of sound, the old year passed and the new year began again.
On the first day of the Chinese New Year, put on new clothes and go to relatives' homes early to pay respects to the elders one by one. At this time, the elders would take out delicious Dim sum and a red envelope and put them into my pocket. Looking at their harvest, they felt more sweet than honey, so they could not help jumping happily
After paying respects to the elders, the housewives at home went to the kitchen to prepare food. In a short while, a sumptuous lunch was ready, including delicious roast duck, roasted chicken, steamed pork, and various stir fried dishes, but mostly pork because the locals love pork!
Not only are there dishes, but also various beverages that children love to drink, as well as various wines and teas that adults love to drink. In the dining room, the housewife always takes the initiative to serve and deliver dishes to everyone, ensuring that they are full and well fed.
On the fourth or fifth day of the Lunar New Year, I would accompany my parents to my grandmother's house to pay their respects and receive my own red envelope, allowing myself to indulge in sweetness once again... Look, this is the Spring Festival in my hometown, a lively and humane one. I love my hometown, and I also love the Spring Festival in my hometown.
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