1.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇一
My hometown is in Sichuan, where the customs of various festivals are different from other places. So let me introduce the customs of my hometown to everyone!The Spring Festival is the most grand and lively traditional festival in China, commonly known as the "New Year". The annual festival is from the first to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Before the Chinese New Year, people in both urban and rural areas start preparing New Year's goods, such as slaughtering pigs, sheep, rabbits, etc., making cured meat, buying food, and buying new clothes. During the Chinese New Year, everyone puts on their clothes, hangs New Year paintings, and sticks Spring Festival couplets. On the 30th day of the lunar new year, they have a reunion dinner, and on the 2nd and 3rd day of the lunar new year, they start visiting relatives' homes to pay New Year's greetings and worship ancestors.
This is the custom of our Sichuan province! Qingming Festival falls in mid February of a year, around April 5th in the Gregorian calendar, and is mainly celebrated for outings and picnics; Some are activities such as ancestor worship, tomb sweeping, etc. This custom is also a common activity in urban and rural areas. This is our custom in Sichuan! The Torch Festival of the Yi ethnic group: The Torch Festival is the grandest traditional festival of the Yi ethnic group in Liangshan, Sichuan.
The time is on the 24th day of the sixth lunar month every year. Every family drinks alcohol, eats meat, and kills livestock to worship their ancestors. People wear new clothes and engage in cultural and sports activities with ethnic characteristics. Men participate in bullfighting, sheep, chicken, and wrestling; Women sing, play the strings, and play the moon lute. Run the torch around the house in front and behind at night; On the evening of the third day, groups of people raised torches and traveled through the mountains and fields, surrounded by flames. Then they gathered in one place and lit a bonfire, lit torches, drank alcohol, sang and danced, and played until dawn.
This is our custom in Sichuan! Our customs in Sichuan are very unique, and I love my hometown!
2.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇二
People in their hometown love singing opera, but they also love listening to opera. Whenever there is a happy event in the village, we always invite a Yu opera troupe to set up a stage at our doorstep and sing like this. It usually lasts for about three days, and during these three days, people are very busy: they rush to the ground early in the morning, go home after work to get a small stool, and if they bring another fan in the summer and rush to the theater like flying, it may delay the plot.When watching a play, people surround the entire stage tightly, with three layers inside and three layers outside, like silk spit out by a silkworm. If you're late, just stand outside and listen with your ears up. You can't squeeze into this crowd no matter how hard you try.
There are also many big names in Yu Opera, such as Chang Xiangyu and Ma Jinfeng, who are idols in the hearts of many opera fans!
Grandma likes to listen to Chang Xiangyu's opera. Her voice is ever-changing, sometimes as deep as the waves of the sea, sometimes as beautiful as the flowing water of a small stream, sometimes joyful, and sometimes making people feel extremely sad.
Wanderers who are away from home can't help but shed tears when they hear this familiar local dialect. They remember cuddling in their mother's arms when they were young, listening to her hum Yu opera to fall asleep.
Now, grandma has gone to Beijing, but she said she won't stay for too long. I was surprised and asked, "Isn't Beijing good?" Grandma shook her head and said, "There's no Yu opera here that makes me dream of it.
3.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇三
This year, we made an exception and went to our grandmother's house in the countryside to celebrate the Chinese New Year.Dinner is ready! "Grandma shouted loudly, and I walked out of the room. Suddenly, my brother was surprised and said," Huh? Grandma, aren't you usually very frugal? What's going on today... "I only then noticed that from the room to the lobby, from upstairs to downstairs, every place with lights was shining brightly.
I was very surprised and asked, "Grandma, where are you singing
Uncle explained, "This is to ward off evil. According to legend, there was a 'Nian beast' in ancient times who often came to eat the common people. Later, people learned that it was afraid of noise and light, so they set off firecrackers and lit lanterns. This custom has continued until now." "Oh!" We suddenly realized.
During meals, I also noticed a strange phenomenon: adults pick out something called "mustard greens" to eat. Two large plates of mustard greens quickly become scattered and scarce, but they rarely touch the delicious braised fish until only a section of the fish tail is left At that moment, he was carried into the kitchen by his grandmother. I was wondering when my uncle explained to us, "Why do we all love to eat mustard greens? Because the homophone for mustard greens is' jie ', which means' jie'. If you eat all mustard greens, it means you have given up all your faults and shortcomings throughout the year. And that plate of fish, on the other hand, means' there are fish (surplus) every year ', which means that the fruits of hard work and hard work throughout the year are not used up all at once, but some are preserved and accumulated year after year
After dinner, I thought to myself: While these customs and habits represent people's aspirations for a better life, in a sense, they are also an unfounded waste. Therefore, I hope everyone can give up their past customs and have a happy New Year!
4.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇四
My hometown is in a small village in Fuyang, Zhejiang. Although it is not as prosperous as the city, it has a unique flavor and folk customs that the city does not have. The Yuanpu Yuanci Hall is our major event.From the day the temple was built, firecrackers were set off to celebrate the start of construction. After building the ancestral hall, it was even more lively. On the first morning, there were many rituals. First, slaughter the pigs and sheep, tie them separately on two stools, and then tie their heads with red diamonds. Place them upright on the left and right sides of the temple, like two gatekeepers. Someone even carried the oldest elderly person in the village in a sedan chair, followed by many musicians, walking around the village. Wherever they went, there were many people watching, I don't know how lively it was. After all of this is over, we have to set off firecrackers again. At noon, a grand banquet was held around the ancestral hall, inviting one person from each household to have lunch. On this day, there were loud drums and gongs, endless firecrackers, and small stalls and stalls everywhere. This is also what children love the most. Take advantage of these days to buy some delicious and fun things, invite friends to play together, and parents won't scold us.
As night falls, on the large stage of the ancestral hall, the first performance is the carefully rehearsed program of our village's aunties - gongs and drums. After the end, the theater troupe went on stage to perform, playing and singing, which was the favorite show of the old grandpa and grandma. They always bring in chairs early, choose suitable positions, and even if they watch them all day and night, they won't feel bored. Despite the large size of the ancestral hall, it will still be blocked to the point of being completely blocked. Our children like to run around the ancestral hall and play games.
These are just scenes from the first day. Generally speaking, such a grand event should last for at least three days and continue for three consecutive years. These days, hospitable villagers always invite their relatives and friends to have dinner together. The most common households may have to call over thirty tables, it's really lively. The money for building the ancestral hall was voluntarily donated by the villagers, with some up to 800000 yuan and others ranging from two to three hundred yuan. Anyone who donates more than 2000 yuan will receive an antique genealogy.
The construction of ancestral halls with round scores is not only a folk custom, but also a symbol of the prosperity and inheritance of a surname!
5.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇五
The dawn broke through the night sky, spewing out the brilliant morning light and the sun. This is a brand new beginning. The azure sky, pure white clouds, birds singing joyfully, flowers dancing gracefully with the birds' songs... Everyone is immersed in the festive atmosphere of the New Year. I rubbed my sleepy eyes and recalled the joyful New Year's Eve yesterday.On New Year's Eve morning, a group of children couldn't resist loneliness and joy. We went door-to-door, played hide and seek with our friends downstairs, kicked shuttlecock, and sometimes even watched others post couplets... It wasn't until the adults came downstairs and called us home that we laughed and ran home.
There is no homework on this day, so it can be said that I have been resting all day. As soon as the sky shines, we will hang lanterns and set off firecrackers. Speaking of setting off firecrackers, there is an interesting legend. Firecrackers, also known as firecrackers, are said in the "Shenyi Jing": "There are people in the deep mountains of the West who are over a foot long and fearless of humans. When they are attacked, they make people feel cold and hot, and they are called mountain lions. They are hung on bamboo with fire, and the mountain lions are frightened." This is the earliest record of the origin of firecrackers, indicating that people invented firecrackers in order to scare away the mountain lions that endangered them. Because the mountain demon is most afraid of fire and noise, people scare it away with firecrackers every New Year's Eve. Year after year, although people do not know whether the so-called 'mountain demon' really exists, setting off firecrackers has become a festive tradition to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
Our family is no exception. We bought all kinds of firecrackers during the Chinese New Year and finally put them into use on the evening of the 30th. The dark curtain of the night opens, devouring the sunset glow, and this is the beginning of the excitement. For a moment, everyone walked out of their homes and it was very lively. In the streets and alleys, our children's firecrackers are all soft, shining with stars in a blink of an eye. Two or three of them are held in our hands, like colorful satin woven from the stars of the Milky Way. The cannons fired by adults are swift and explosive. Ignite the cannon twist, and with a deafening sound, the cannon flies into the sky, blooming colorful flowers in the night sky... We children are also attracted to it.
Although that brilliance was just a flash in the pan, it shone into our hearts, so much so that every time we think of it, we have an endless aftertaste.
6.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇六
According to the rules of my hometown, we start warming up for the New Year from the first day of the twelfth lunar month. Laba is usually the coldest day. Everyone cooks Laba Congee on this day. There are so many ingredients in it that people feel warm when they smell it.During the Chinese New Year, children like to prepare things for themselves first. The first type is fireworks or firecrackers that everyone likes to buy, especially boys who buy a big bag. The second type is hard and sweet sugar or sweet and red dates. As soon as adults buy them, children will grab a lot of them.
Finally, on the 23rd day of the Chinese New Year, the sound of firecrackers echoed incessantly, creating a strong festive atmosphere. There are more people selling things on the street, especially sugar and melon seeds, and the children are much happier, with laughter and joy everywhere.
Although Spring Festival couplets are usually posted on New Year's Eve in other places, in mine In my hometown, the 28th day of the twelfth lunar month begins, and people joyfully stick couplets and laugh out loud, showing a renewed atmosphere.
The long-awaited New Year's Eve has finally arrived. That night, the sound of firecrackers was much louder than before, ringing every minute and second. People were wearing new clothes and making delicious dishes one after another. People who go out to work, unless absolutely necessary, will definitely go home and have a reunion dinner. After dinner that evening, people became busy, burning incense, kowtowing, worshipping heaven and earth, and never stopped. After all activities are over, except for very young children, the whole family should observe the New Year. It is said that doing so can prolong life.
The scene on the first day of the lunar new year is completely different from New Year's Eve. People go to pay New Year's greetings and express their perfect wishes to each other.
On the sixth day of the first lunar month, most shops have already opened. This day is also the day I least want to live, because every worker in the family has to go out to work.
Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) is another important day during the Spring Festival. That evening, people went to the city to watch the lantern festival, where there were "Two Dragons Playing with Pearls" and "Dragon and Phoenix Bringing Auspiciousness"... each with its own unique shape. After watching the lantern festival, people hurriedly returned because everyone lit candles and festive lanterns. The entire village was ablaze with red, truly a sea of lights.
In this way, after the Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival), the Spring Festival will be over. People are busy with their own tasks and have started a new life. Children go to school, adults go to work, and everything returns to calm.
7.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇七
During the Chinese New Year, there are not only various activities, but also delicious foods that cannot be eaten normally. My favorite is undoubtedly the delicious soy sauce meat. In Wenzhou, during the Chinese New Year, every household would sunbathe soy sauce and meat on their balcony, and the scene would make people drool!A few days before the winter solstice, we went to my grandmother's house to make soy sauce meat. But how to make soy sauce meat? How to make it delicious? My grandmother said that soy sauce meat must be sun dried in the days before and after the Winter Solstice, because the west wind is relatively dry, and marinated soy sauce meat is easier to dry and less likely to spoil.
Grandma began to demonstrate: first, peel the streaky pork, cut it into strips about 5cm thick, then put some Baijiu and soy sauce called "Erguotou" to marinate for half a day, and finally put pepper, garlic, ginger slices. Grandma said that whether soy sauce meat tastes good or not depends on whether the soy sauce is good and whether it has a marinated flavor. Then he asked me, 'Mengmeng, do you want to give it a try?' Of course, I am willing. After washing my hands, my grandmother guided me to constantly stir, knead, and massage the pork belly, which can make the meat taste faster. After about ten minutes, the color of the meat noticeably darkened. Next, we will probably sun dry for 3-5 days, and we will be able to enjoy delicious soy sauce meat!
Winter Solstice is coming, "Soy sauce meat is here -" Mom brought out the steaming soy sauce meat. I looked curiously at the soy sauce meat: the meat had already been completely stained with the reddish brown color of soy sauce, and the soy sauce inside seemed to have been steamed out, still blowing hot air restlessly at the bottom of the bowl. After taking a sip, the slight sweetness of soy sauce and the special freshness of meat blended together, forming a unique aroma Taste. Taking a light bite, a slight fresh sweetness fills the mouth, and in the blink of an eye, the freshness of the meat eagerly enters the throat... Because it has been dried, the meat is chewy and the freshness is well locked in, leaving a lasting aftertaste.
Eating delicious soy sauce meat, we listened to our mother talk about the meaning of soy sauce meat: "Do you think the color of soy sauce meat is reddish brown? Therefore, eating soy sauce meat during the Chinese New Year also symbolizes the prosperity of the new year." So that's it!
There are many customs in our hometown. Do you want to know more? Come and visit my hometown - Wenzhou!
8.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇八
My hometown is in Fujian, which is filled with my sweet childhood memories. Those beautiful moments are unforgettable to me, those delicious fruits are unforgettable to me, and those special customs leave a deep impression on me.My hometown has many unique fruits. I remember it was a hot afternoon when my mom went out and I was playing alone at home. Soon, the feeling of hunger drove me to the kitchen to search for something delicious. I was flipping around in the kitchen, looking around, and suddenly, a golden papaya appeared in front of me. How do I eat it? I couldn't wait to take out a small knife and cut it open. The yellow flesh wrapped around round black seeds, like round pearls, felt smooth to the touch. I pinched one and put it in my mouth, then took a bite. Wow! How spicy! My mouth is filled with a burning sensation. This little black seed has a strange taste, it made me drink three glasses of water before the taste gradually faded in my mouth. However, the flesh of papaya is indeed delicious, sweet and soft to eat.
In addition to papaya, there are many unique fruits in my hometown, such as lemon and honey. When it comes to Paramita, I always think of Durian. They look so alike, with sharp spikes on the outside, like siblings. Although they look similar, there is a significant difference in the taste when eaten. Everyone knows that durian smells bad and tastes fragrant, while honey has a sweet aroma and taste. After eating for a long time, its sweetness still lingers in the mouth. Compared to others, I still prefer the sweet and fragrant honey.
In addition, there are some special customs in my hometown, such as dancing in the fire group every time we finish the New Year's Eve dinner. What is Jumping Fire Group? It's just putting sweet potato vines in the yard and setting them on fire, making the whole family jump over the fire, indicating that all the bad luck in the new year will be burned down. Isn't it special?
9.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇九
The annual Lantern Festival has finally arrived. Every day, red lanterns are hung in front of every household, and firecrackers are set off before eating. Dinner is also different from usual.It was about five or six o'clock. "Why haven't we had dinner yet? I'm starving." I said impatiently. At this time, my father said to set off firecrackers in the yard, and I went to have a look with my father. Dad hung the firecracker on the branch and picked up the lighter. "Pi li pa la", the firecrackers sounded. "It's time for dinner," my mother finally shouted.
I ran into the house as soon as I heard the noise_ Sitting on the chair, I reached out to take a bowl of Yuanxiao, round and white like a ping-pong ball. I can't wait to taste one. It's smooth and fresh. It's great! That delicious smell gives me endless aftertaste. After eating the Lantern Festival, I went to the yard to watch my father set off fireworks. Before it started, our family waited for a while, and the fireworks finally started to set off. Because they were too close, they could see very clearly, as if they were just overhead. Suddenly, my brother said a word, "Look".
I only heard a 'bang', looked up and saw pieces of fireworks blooming in the air. It was beautiful to see colorful petals floating in the air, some like a blooming chrysanthemum! Some are flying all over the sky like fireflies, and some are exploding like a snow mountain! Look at the "big fireworks", which are like volcanic eruptions, bright red, green, golden... Although the fireworks are only temporary, they leave me beautiful and long memories.
The delicious dumplings, family reunion and the beautiful fireworks make me love the customs of my hometown more.
10.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇十
In my hometown Xianyou, there is a unique custom of celebrating birthdays.Regardless of gender, as long as one is over fifty years old, they have to celebrate their birthday every ten years old. On the third to sixth day of the first lunar month, a banquet is held to invite neighbors, relatives, and friends to come and offer blessings to the birthday star.
After everyone arrived, with the sound of firecrackers, the celebration of longevity began. The people gathered around a table in the birthday star's house, and everyone was laughing and laughing.
The host started serving dishes, and everyone chatted while eating.
After serving about three or four dishes, the birthday star came over to toast to everyone at each table. Drink with alcohol, use fruit juice instead for those without alcohol. Anyway, regardless of gender or age, everyone should raise their glasses and say a few words of blessing to the birthday star. The birthday star was naturally happy to hear this and quickly asked us to eat more, then hurriedly went to the next table to toast to the guests.
During the birthday celebration, the host must serve two dishes: Putian braised noodles and oyster soup. Putian braised noodles are actually ordinary noodles, but when paired with some ingredients such as mushrooms, meat, cabbage, etc., they become extremely delicious. Oyster soup is also very good, without adding any MSG, it can still make people drink one bowl after another. These two dishes are like symbols of a banquet. But in fact, every dish is a home cooked dish, and the host treats us as family, not just simple
guest. So even the simplest dishes can evoke a strong sense of local sentiment and flavor.
At the end of the birthday celebration, there was another sound of scattered firecrackers. The guest wants to say to the birthday star, 'Wishing you a happy life like the East China Sea and a longer lifespan than the South China Sea...' Then thank you for your hospitality, exchange a few pleasantries, and leave. So during those days, the sound of firecrackers echoed one after another, and every family was having a feast and setting off firecrackers. It was so lively!
Guests are not here to eat. In fact, the whole village is like a family, celebrating birthdays is like celebrating a family's birthday. The owner also does not accept payment. It's such a short yet beautiful ceremony, sometimes even more grand than a wedding.
This is the custom in my hometown - celebrating birthdays. Actually, it's a bit like celebrating Chinese New Year - starting with the sound of crackling firecrackers, and then disappearing in the blink of an eye.
11.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇十一
Three miles away from home, don't be in the same hometown. Our motherland has a vast territory, numerous ethnic groups, and each place has its own customs and habits.On the 30th day of the Chinese New Year in my hometown, families gather together and elders always take out exquisite red envelopes from their pockets to give to children. I asked my dad why red envelopes must be red? Dad told me a legend.
Once upon a time, there was a monster in the mountain village who did all sorts of evil deeds and was known to everyone. Its head is like a lion's horn or a sickle, its claws are like tiger's claws, its legs are like elephant's legs, and its tail is like a lion's tail. Once, the fragrance reached the habitat of the Nian beast, and it ran into the village with all its limbs, hiding. At night, the moonlit night was hazy, and this monster broke into people's homes, touching each child's head back and forth three times. When the child cried out, the parents were not awakened because they slept too deeply. The village is as peaceful as death, with only the whimpering of children. Before long, the child developed a high fever and died of fright. People are both skeptical, surprised, and heartbroken. It's like this every day. A family gave birth to a child and posted a red note on their door. As night fell, the monster, Nian Beast, came to the village again and saw the red note on their door. He was extremely scared and jumped up, running back to the jungle and never daring to come again.
There is a legend that every family always sticks couplets and upside down lucky words during the Chinese New Year. Boys hold torches and set off firecrackers in a crackling manner, while girls cover their ears and chase, play, and laugh around firecrackers. Or everyone can sit down and look up at the colorful fireworks in the sky.
According to my parents, the first dish of the Chinese New Year is fish, which represents that every household has surplus every year and can have surplus every year, indicating the prosperity and harmony of the family; The second dish is raw and rotten, representing that the coming year will be more prosperous and lead a better life. On the first day of the first lunar month, there will always be crispy Spring rolls with charming fragrance. I asked my mother why she wanted to eat Spring rolls? It turns out that Spring rolls is spring in people's mind Symbolically, the cabbage inside represents the gathering of hundreds of wealth, the arrival of spring, and the next year to reach new heights. I never expected that eating such a good dish would have such a good meaning!
The customs in my hometown are really rich and colorful.
12.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇十二
Old man! Come over and see if I'm hanging it crooked... "" Okay~"I walked in from outside the door," Grandma, I heard it from a distance. Please speak softly! "" Come on, check if it's crooked again in the morning... "" Hmm... the one on the west side... "I immediately pointed out to Grandma.Everyone must be curious about what we're doing, right? Actually, we are hanging the axle.
Hanging the axle is an important custom for us to celebrate the Chinese New Year, and it is also one of my favorite customs. Axles are generally divided into two types: "Jiatang Axles" and "Caishen Axles". They are hung side by side in the main house of Grandma's house, with Jiatang Axles hanging on the west side and Caishen Axles hanging on the east side. If someone in a family passes away, their name will be written on the family headstock. Among them, there is my grandfather's name.
My grandfather left early, and my grandmother is a second marriage. Although this grandfather is very kind to us, he is not related by blood and is still a bit unfamiliar. But every time I come home for the Chinese New Year and see my grandfather's name, I feel like he's also celebrating with us. At night, I often go to the courtyard to look at the stars, count them, and never tire of it, because I always feel like my grandfather has turned into a star, watching us from the sky, blinking and twinkling, he should be the brightest one.
So every time I hang a scroll at night, I always go to see the stars. Due to my love for scroll, I even asked my grandmother about the origin of scroll. At the age of thirty, we need to invite the wheelbase out and position it at the entrance so that people can see it as soon as they enter. Before inviting the axis out, there must be a lot of delicious food on the altar, such as chicken, fish, sugar, dried fruits, wine... All of them should be placed on the table. During the Spring Festival in the evening, the gentlemen will come to eat. After they finish eating and leave, we can eat again. According to my grandmother, this way, we will have a year full of happy events, attract wealth and prosperity, and achieve our dreams
I remember one year, I ate the chicken leg of a offered chicken, and I had more friends that year than in previous years!
This is one of our Chinese New Year customs - hanging a scroll! It's also one of my favorite customs!
13.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇十三
Thousands of miles have different winds, thousands of miles have different customs. During the Chinese New Year, the beautiful hometown of Yilufeng also has different customs and habits.When preparing for the Chinese New Year in advance in the beautiful hometown, every family travels dozens of miles to purchase New Year's goods. They should prepare food, drink, clothing, and supplies in advance to highlight the climate of spring returning to the earth during the Chinese New Year.
On the 28th day of the twelfth lunar month, cleaning has just begun, and every household is busy and happy. After sweeping away the waste and dust, put the purchased food on the table for guests and family to eat. On this day, guests will gradually appear as guests, whether they are neighbors, relatives and friends who are separated by a wall, or friends who are thousands of miles away.
New Year's Eve is really lively, with families rushing to make New Year's dishes and the aroma of seafood and food everywhere. Everyone, old and young, put on clothes and put red couplets on the door. On January night, the lights at home stay on all night, and the sound of firecrackers continues day and night. That night, there will be a performance of Chaozhou opera in the city square, and many people will go to watch it. It is worth mentioning that there are still some people gambling on fish, shrimp, and crab in the city square. Every now and then, even children will go to gamble with ten or five yuan, because of the happy New Year. At this moment, the vast majority of stores have already closed because they have all gone to listen to the drama.
The first day of the first lunar month is completely different from New Year's Eve. On this day, everyone will watch videos at home, except for children who sometimes go to play with friends.
On the Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Festival, there was a trend of "X". Many people flocked to their friends' homes in small groups to pay their New Year's greetings. The children were dazzled. They kept saying good things about the Spring Festival, and then kept collecting red packets. At noon, a lion dance would continue to enter their homes. The lion dance symbolized good luck and meant good luck. Everyone was very willing to enter their homes by themselves.
In the blink of an eye, the Chinese New Year needs to pass. On the 17th day of the first lunar month, even the Chinese New Year in my hometown has passed. The students should go to school, but the adults are still working. The Chinese New Year has passed, children set off firecrackers, scattered guests come and go, and everyone cannot bear to see the end of the New Year.
14.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇十四
There are many traditional festivals in my hometown, such as Spring Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Loong Boat Festival, and Double Ninth Festival.On the Loong Boat Festival on the fifth day of May every year, there are customs of racing Loong Boat, eating Zongzi, and hanging acorus leaves. It is said that it is in memory of patriotic poet Qu Yuan. In Mid-Autumn Festival, China has the custom of watching the moon and eating moon cakes. The ninth day of the ninth lunar month is the Double Ninth Festival, which includes activities such as climbing high, admiring chrysanthemums, drinking chrysanthemum wine, eating Double Ninth cake, inserting dogwood, and so on. Double Ninth Festival is also a festival for respecting and honoring the elderly. Let me introduce our most important festival - Spring Festival.
The Spring Festival is an ancient festival in China and also the most important festival of the year. Whenever the Spring Festival arrives, every household is filled with joy and happiness, hanging red lanterns and sticking red couplets. Everyone's face is full of spring breeze, and there is a festive atmosphere everywhere! Let's talk about New Year's Eve first. The whole family gathers together, eating delicious food and chatting while watching the Spring Festival Gala. After dinner, we children can play outside with fireworks to our hearts' content, while adults gather together to play cards, watch TV, and chat. At night, beautiful fireworks will bloom in the sky, truly colorful! We didn't go to bed until very late. Some adults still abide by their age.
Also, there will be a 'closing cannon' on New Year's Eve here. This firecracker should be set off continuously until the morning of the first day of the Chinese New Year, which is called the 'opening cannon'. There is a saying in China called "opening the door with firecrackers", which means that at the beginning of the new year, the first thing every household does when they open the door is to set off firecrackers. The sound of firecrackers is continuous, crackling and lively. The new year began amidst the sound of firecrackers. I love celebrating the Spring Festival the most. Not only can I eat and play to my heart's content, but I can also wear new clothes. Another main reason is that my pockets become bulging, filled with lucky money from my parents, grandparents, and relatives. It is said that with this New Year's money, we can safely spend our first year.
This is the custom in my hometown. What are the customs in your hometown? I believe you must also have your own unique customs and habits.
15.家乡的风俗作文英语日记 篇十五
There are many customs in my hometown, including Zongzi on Loong Boat Festival, rice dumpling on Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Festival, and moon cakes on Mid-Autumn Festival. But I think the most special one is the New Year's Day.What is the origin of New Year greetings? Legend has it that in ancient times, there was a monster called "Nian" with a unicorn on its head and a mouth like a bloody basin. Every evening on the 30th day of the twelfth lunar month, it would emerge from the mountains and prey on people. Therefore, people had to prepare some meat and put it outside the door, then close the door and hide at home. It was not until the morning of the first lunar month when "Nian" was full of food that people opened the door to meet, bowed and congratulated each other. Gradually, the custom of "worshiping the New Year" has been passed down to this day.
On the morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, the sound of firecrackers fills the air as the year ends, and the spring breeze brings warmth into the Su tribe. Every household is adorned with red couplets and majestic door gods, and some even hang two large red lanterns? There is a strong sense of Chinese New Year everywhere. This day is not only a happy and joyful day for adults, who exchange auspicious wishes when they meet, but also an exciting day for children. Look, I woke up early in the morning to pay New Year's greetings, hoping to receive more red envelopes. Firstly, when I saw my grandmother and grandfather, I excitedly clasped my hands together and placed them on my chest, praying with sincere cheers, "Wishing my grandparents a happy New Year and good health!" As soon as I finished speaking, my face was filled with anticipation, so excited that my eyebrows flew up! The next second, two red and thick red envelopes appeared in front of me. I couldn't wait to reach out and take them, shouting loudly, "Thank you, grandparents!" My grandparents also smiled contentedly. I was so happy that I couldn't keep my mouth shut. I hummed a little song and bounced to my neighbor's house to show off to other children and take the opportunity to ask for red envelopes from elders. Every time I meet someone, I always tirelessly perform the New Year's greetings and say auspicious and festive wishes. As a result, the number of red envelopes increases. Looking at the overflowing red envelopes in my pocket, I feel as happy as if I have a jar of honey in my heart.
Sending New Year's greetings is a unique custom in my hometown, and it's also my favorite custom. This not only gives me a lot of pocket money, but also embodies people's beautiful wishes. How wonderful!
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