"Hometown Style" Composition

No matter in study, work or life, everyone will inevitably come into contact with composition, through which our scattered thoughts can be gathered together. How to write a thoughtful and literary composition? The following is the composition of "Hometown Customs" compiled by me for your reference, hoping to help friends in need.

China's traditional culture is extensive and profound, and various special customs have formed colorful China. Every different custom, like a wisp of emotion, touches the hearts of travelers from different regions. In my beautiful hometown-Luoding, there are also several unique customs.

"In addition to firecrackers at the age of one, the spring breeze warmed Tu Su. Thousands of families always change new peaches for old ones every day. " Wang Anshi once described the Spring Festival in the poem January Day. During the Spring Festival, every household is decorated with lanterns and colorful decorations, and there is a lively atmosphere everywhere. I don't know when lanterns are hanging on tall buildings and trees. They playfully sway their blessed bodies in the breeze, and those shiny couplets are also fighting for who is more talented. On this day, everyone's face raised a bright smile.

On New Year's Eve, every family is scrambling to make new year's dishes, and there is a smell of wine and meat everywhere. Our family got together and looked at the delicious food on this table, which was simply a feast. Everyone looked at the delicious food on this table and swallowed. With grandpa's cry, "dinner!" Everyone immediately sat down and ate with relish, and everyone ate very well!

After dinner, people either set off firecrackers or enjoy fireworks. The bright moon is in the sky, firecrackers are ringing, and the bright stars in the sky are no longer lonely. Fireworks bloom one after another like colorful flowers, and then turn into countless shining meteors falling from the sky, cutting through the night sky and gradually disappearing ... it is as magnificent as a fairy scattering flowers ... Then we turn on the TV to watch the Spring Festival Evening and stay up late. When the bell of 12 rang, people all over the country were boiling, and fireworks once again broke the tranquility of the night!

Unconsciously, the Spring Festival has passed, but the happiness at that time made me restless for a long time. As the old year fades away, I look forward to new hope!

In China, countless unique customs have their own merits, and the people of China have formed a civilized family with wisdom and unity. Let us inherit, protect and respect the crystallization of traditional culture and care for China, a warm, intelligent and rooted family!

"Hometown Customs" Composition 2 My hometown is Wencheng, and there are many customs and activities in my hometown: Tomb-Sweeping Day sweeps graves; Rowing dragon boats and eating zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival; Mid-Autumn Festival, solve riddles on the lanterns, flower viewing lamp. .................................................................................................................................................................

Every Spring Festival, my parents and I will go to the countryside to celebrate the Spring Festival with my grandparents. New Year's Eve is the most lively and colorful day of the year. Firecrackers sounded at the neighbor's house early in the morning. At this time, grandpa is busy grinding beans and making tofu; Steamed glutinous rice, mashed rice cakes, killing chickens and rabbits. My favorite thing is to turn rough rice noodles into pieces of rice cakes. Steamed rice noodle balls are a little hot. When it's cold for a while, grandpa will keep rubbing it, pushing it around with his hand and turning it over again. In order to prevent sticky hands, some salad oil will be added appropriately, and then the dough will be divided into small portions until it is full of toughness. Everyone will make a shape together.

Grandpa likes long strips. He pressed the template, and a long rice cake with auspicious words on it would be fine. But I am different. I have made many human beings out of rice cakes. This is my grandfather, this is my cousin and this is my cousin. Although I am a little ugly, my grandfather still praises me for my ingenuity and good work. The rice cake is ready, steamed and fried, and the pot is boiled. It smells delicious, and it's still my familiar dish, fried rice cake with sauce and meat.

The New Year's Eve dinner is not only interesting, but also delicious. The whole family should sit down and toast each other. You can't talk about sadness and speak ill of each other at the dinner table. After wolfing down for a while, everyone must eat and drink enough before handing out lucky money and setting off firecrackers to play under the table.

The next step is to watch the Spring Festival Gala. Until twelve o'clock, the village was still brightly lit and firecrackers were still on. Don't have a flavor, it's also time for our children to cheer.

A new year is a new beginning. After the new year, it means that you are one year older and should be more sensible. After New Year's Eve, it is the first month, followed by the Lantern Festival, which means that school will start soon. Unconsciously, I am a little reluctant to look forward to the arrival of the Spring Festival.

Everyone knows that August 15th is the Mid-Autumn Festival. It is a traditional custom in China to enjoy the moon and knock on moon cakes in the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Today is August 15, which is the Mid-Autumn Festival. To show filial piety, I'm going to buy moon cakes for my parents. I'm just a ten-year-old student. I don't have much money, but occasionally I have pocket money. Because my parents work here, I have a younger brother and a younger sister, and my family is not rich, so I don't have much pocket money. I once saved some money. Originally, I planned to save dozens of dollars to buy a set of clothes for my sister who was far away from home, but I thought of my parents' hard work on weekdays and spent some money to buy a box of fruity moon cakes.

When I gave my father the moon cake, he smiled from ear to ear. Later, my father said to my mother and me, "No matter how poor you live, you should also mean the Mid-Autumn Festival, not to mention going to hotels to eat big fish and meat, nor to buy tens of millions of things." These moon cakes are still to be eaten. " "yes! Although our family of five is not rich, we can eat moon cakes and have no money. My second sister and younger brother are still young. When they grow up, they want to go to school and don't know where to raise money. " Suddenly, my mother said, "Eat! Here comes the fly. " Father said, "The meaning of this little moon cake is very different. Be sure to pay attention to it and don't fall behind! " Not a single piece. "

When I saw them eating, I couldn't help shedding a few lines of tears, which were tears of happiness. I deeply understand the importance my parents attach to these moon cakes. Because this moon cake represents my filial piety, they value it very much. I want to be a filial child, so that I can get the best and most precious thing-true feelings! On the contrary, you will get the ugliest thing in the world-personal interests. There is wealth with true feelings and family ties, but having money does not mean having everything. I hope students will remember that the true feelings in the world are the most precious. Because true feelings can't be bought with money, and they can't be confused by money. Money is not everything.

I am proud of my true feelings, not my money.

We Jinhua people have a very special custom, that is, Jinhua bullfighting.

Jinhua bullfighting, once as famous as Jinhua ham, has a history of thousands of years, especially in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Jinhua bullfighting is a fight between cows, which is different from the fight between people and cows in Spain. It is known as "Oriental civilization bullfighting". On the day of the bullfight, the participating cows dressed as warriors were escorted into the bullring by their owners. At this time, firecrackers exploded and the spectators cheered.

I have only seen a few times: the owner of the cow led the cow to the arena. At this time, the two cows glared at each other, their legs were digging, and their limbs were desperately together. The audience cheered and the sound resounded through the sky. Losers bleed profusely and flee in haste; The winner is chasing hooves, followed by bullfighting. The so-called "the winner is king and the loser is the enemy" is quite reflected here. The defeated cattle will be reduced to plowing cattle or even slaughtered by their owners; On the other hand, the winner is worth twice as much.

Jinhua bullfighting is not only a modern game, but also existed in ancient times. I checked the information: According to legend, during the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Quan and Lu Su of Wu went to Dongyang County (now Jinhua City) incognito. In order to cultivate the brave spirit of the local people, Sun Quan held a bullfight in Dongyang County. Since then, Baihe Temple in Tongshan, Yafan Town, Wucheng District has created the Bull Running Festival, and Tongshan has also become the birthplace of Jinhua Bullfighting. But now it is not as strong as before: Jinhua bullfighting is on the verge of extinction. After the founding of New China, Jinhua bullfighting custom has been abolished. From 65438 to 0992, Jinhua began to rebuild the bullring and resume the running of the bull festival to revive the prestige of this ancient folk entertainment. However, the good times did not last long. Jinhua bullfighting has just picked up again, but matadors have no experience in bullfighting and can't provide feeding fees every time, so they slaughter and sell cows one after another.

We should cherish the cultural heritage and prevent it from being destroyed. Let Jinhua bullfighting stand on the realistic stage again and not be abandoned by people.

"Hometown Customs" Composition 5 We Yanbian Koreans have a traditional festival, which is "Old People's Day".

Since 1982, in Yanbian, where Koreans live in concentrated communities, associations for the elderly have been established in various places. 1984, August 15 was designated as "the festival for the elderly". On this day, people over 60 years old will wear big red flowers and accept the blessings of their children and grandchildren. Families with elderly people will also prepare "Ma Kelie", cakes and cold noodles for the elderly. The Tumen Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government will also prepare song and dance performances and traditional entertainment activities for the festival of the elderly in Tumen River Square.

As the saying goes: "I am old and people are old; Young and frivolous, and young people. " Our country regards respecting the elderly as a traditional virtue. At present, the population aging in Tumen is very serious, and many young people are working outside the home. Many families will leave a young man, who will take care of the old people and children in the world. This year's festival for the elderly, my mother took my grandmother and me to Tumen River Square to watch the festival for the elderly. In the square, I met many old people who have experienced ups and downs for more than half a century. Dressed in traditional costumes, they snuggled up to their children and watched traditional activities, with happy smiles on their vicissitudes of life. When old people meet old acquaintances, they will show off how their children arrange their happy old age and show off the new clothes their children bought for themselves. They also don't forget to recall the glorious years when they were young.

"Old People's Day" is a festival worthy of being popularized throughout the country. Because it was the old people who drove away the Japanese devils with their flesh and blood; It is now. The old people created the prosperity of the motherland with sweat and blood; But now the old man is still taking care of the children in his hometown.

I want to say to the old people all over the country: "You have worked hard!"

Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanyang Festival, is one of the four traditional folk festivals in China. On the festival day, there are stalls selling sachets, zongzi and zongzi leaves on the street. The breath of nature surrounds the tip of your nose, as if you were in a forest. On this day, some people will drink Yingpu wine or turbid wine, thinking that it can ward off evil spirits.

Dragon boat races, wormwood planting and kite flying will be held in the southern Dragon Boat Festival. There will be wrestling, swinging and bullfighting. I like wrestling best, especially wrestling. The two contestants will tie a red or blue wrestling belt around their waist. They will kneel around each other's right shoulder and then get up slowly. As soon as the referee blows the whistle, both of them make efforts at the same time. Or cross your legs, or pick up the other side In short, whoever can throw the other side will win. The final champion will get a big cow in a red coat.

No matter how lively all the competitions are, they are not as lively as the competition of making zongzi at home. Zongzi originated from Qu Yuan, a doctor who committed suicide by throwing himself into the river. In previous years, I would learn to cook a few like an adult, although I always lost rice and stuffing. I always like to ask adults when I make zongzi. Is that right? Is that so? Is this bag nice? When the zongzi was finally tied, the original perfection was defeated in a big mess, which made the adults shake their heads. Fortunately, my works are out of the pot, and they will specially pick them out and put them in my bowl for me to enjoy.

China is divided into north and south. Even zongzi should be divided into north and south. At this time of the year, there is always a "quarrel" between the north and the south, arguing whether jiaozi with minced meat is delicious or Tangyuan is delicious. Meat tastes happy, and candied dates taste happy. I think each has its own advantages and is equal.

Dragon Boat Festival is in midsummer and has a long history. The Dragon Boat Festival has a history of more than 2,000 years, and songs and laughter are everywhere. On this day to commemorate Qu Yuan, we watch traditional activities, eat sweets, and spend the reunion festival with our families.

"Hometown Custom" Composition 7 Every Lantern Festival, jiaozi is indispensable. Look, those chubby dumplings are like little dolls playing freely in Tang Chi. They roll in the pots of every household, and the loud gurgling reminds people of their appearance, and the saliva unconsciously flows down.

On the 15th day of the first month every year, my mother and I package jiaozi together. Of course, Bao jiaozi also has materials, such as glutinous rice and sesame seeds ... At first, my mother added glutinous rice flour and water to let me knead noodles, but I couldn't knead noodles. My mother taught me that in a short time, I became a little white cat. I finally kneaded the noodles and started cooking. Add sesame stuffing, knead, and a jiaozi will be ready. Later, my mother and I did a lot. When it was ready, my mother began to cook. Although it was only a few minutes, it felt like several hours, and after a long time, jiaozi finally finished it. I quickly took a bite. My mother quickly said that the freshly cooked jiaozi can't be eaten, it's hot! But I didn't seem to hear it, and I bit it down, ah! How hot it is! Mom, mom only said one sentence calmly. Who told you not to listen to me? Serves you right. The Yuanxiao I wrapped is not so beautiful, but it's still delicious.

I like the Lantern Festival, because I love to eat Yuanxiao, and there is another folk custom of the Lantern Festival, which is to enjoy the moon. In our text "Spring Festival in Beijing", Mr. Lao She once said: "New Year's Eve is lively, but there is no moonlight; Lantern Festival happens to be the bright moon. " Therefore, whenever night falls, I can't wait to run out of the house and enjoy the moon.

There are many traditional festivals in my hometown, but the Lantern Festival is my favorite.

For China people, Lantern Festival is the end of the year.

There are two major events in the Lantern Festival: eating Yuanxiao and enjoying lanterns. In the language of the ancients, the Lantern Festival is "the Lantern Festival last year, and the flower market was as bright as day." A warm and burning breath blows to the Lantern Festival during the Spring Festival.

Speaking of Lantern Festival, I have to mention jiaozi. I have always had a question. What's the difference between Yuanxiao and jiaozi? It was not until today that I discovered that Yuanxiao was a "rock youth" and Tangyuan was a "general contractor". It doesn't matter whether he is or not. Helping dumplings is the best part. What children look forward to most every day is the glutinous rice balls wrapped by their mothers. When the jiaozi was about to take shape, a faint sweetness slowly floated out of the pot. A moment later, a small dumpling was lying in the bowl, and the delicate and soft dumpling was quietly soaked in warm water, and the fragrance became stronger and stronger. They were placed in front of the table, making people swallow a few mouthfuls. With a gentle bite of chopsticks, a sweet fragrance came to my face. As comfortable as green water ripples, it will slowly spread into a circle. Black sesame is sweet and delicious, and bean paste is sweet but not greasy. Fruit stuffing exudes various colors, and the sweetness of glutinous rice and stuffing is revealed in the mouth. Unforgettable

There are "full-color immortals" in front of every house. Outside the door, there may be ordinary white flowers, a "sailing paper boat" or a colorful dragon, but no matter what it is, people attach hope and beauty to the new year.

It used to be a lantern when enjoying fireworks. Every year, the wide roads are crowded with stars and bright lights.

"Yuanxiao" is a day for family reunion. "Reunion is round and happy." I hope all families will have a round and round day like this jiaozi in Yuanshuo.

There are many traditional festivals in my hometown, such as Spring Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and Double Ninth Festival. ...........................................................................................................................................

On the Dragon Boat Festival on the fifth day of May every year, there are customs of dragon boat racing, eating zongzi and hanging Acorus calamus, which is said to commemorate the patriotic poet Qu Yuan. In the Mid-Autumn Festival, China has the custom of enjoying the moon and eating moon cakes. The ninth day of the ninth lunar month is the Double Ninth Festival, which includes climbing, enjoying chrysanthemums, drinking chrysanthemum wine, eating double ninth cake and inserting dogwood. The Double Ninth Festival is also a festival to respect the elderly. Let me introduce our most important festival-Spring Festival.

Spring Festival is an ancient festival in China, and it is also the most important festival in a year. Whenever the Spring Festival comes, everyone is beaming, hanging red lanterns and pasting red Spring Festival couplets. Everyone is smiling, and the festive atmosphere is everywhere! Let's start with New Year's Eve. The family got together and watched the Spring Festival get-together, eating delicious food and chatting. After dinner, our children can enjoy playing fireworks outside, while adults get together to play cards, watch TV and chat. At night, beautiful fireworks will bloom in the sky, which is really colorful! We didn't go to bed until very late. Some adults are still keeping their age.

Also, we have a "closing gun" on New Year's Eve. As soon as this firecracker was set off, it was placed on the morning of the first day of New Year's Day. It is a continuous "fire". There is a saying in China that "set off firecrackers", that is, when every household opens the door during the Chinese New Year, the first thing to do is to set off firecrackers. The firecrackers are endless, crackling and very lively. The new year begins with firecrackers. I like the Spring Festival best. I can not only eat and play to my heart's content, but also wear new clothes. Another main reason is that the pockets are bulging, which are all lucky money given by parents, grandparents and relatives. It is said that with this lucky money, we can spend the first year safely.

This is the custom in my hometown. What are the customs in your hometown? I believe you must have your own self and unique customs.

"Hometown Style" composition 10 "firecrackers are one year old, and the spring breeze send warm enters Tu Su." The Spring Festival came to us in bursts of laughter. In this national celebration festival, we have to mention the custom of Fuzhou-dragon dancing.

Speaking of dragon dancing, I think everyone is familiar with it. Dragon dancing, commonly known as playing with dragon lanterns, is a traditional folk culture of the Han nationality that originated in China. Dragon dance originated from the worship of dragons by the ancients, because dragons were a symbol of power in ancient times. However, in order to understand a custom more accurately, personal experience and experience are essential.

Early in the morning, through the firecrackers, my mother and I came to the square. When I heard that there was a dragon dance performance here the night before yesterday, I jumped three feet for joy and couldn't wait to see the grand performance. After arriving, the venue was bustling and lively! People are looking forward to enjoying the customs of Fuzhou.

The performance began and a "dragon" danced in the middle of the square. The performer danced the "dragon" up and down to make it look more energetic and spiritual, and the lifelike dragon shuttled freely between the clouds. The performance reached its climax, and the people watching around cheered and shouted, expressing their love and praise for the traditional customs of their hometown crazily. Suddenly, a big man at the head of the "dragon" jumped a little slower than half a beat, and the people behind him immediately lost their footing. This "dragon" is teetering, just like a building about to collapse. At this critical moment, there are three big men in the middle, adjusting their posture, gaining a firm foothold, and righting the "dragon" with the strength of their lives, and finally turning the tide. The audience watching from the sidelines broke out in a cold sweat. After a short calm, thunderous applause and cheers broke out, cheering for the three.

"Hey, hey." The dragon dance got off the field with the farewell sound of gongs and drums. Looking at its ups and downs, it seems that people are still unfinished.

The customs in my hometown are rich and colorful. Perhaps the folk customs in other places are more wonderful than those in my hometown. We should all inherit it, protect it and carry it forward, because it is a yearning that will haunt you.

Speaking of "dragon", I think of the "jewel dragon" in my hometown.

Every Lantern Festival, "Dragon" will appear in colorful clouds, decorated with bright lights and resplendent. The boys in the village rushed to carry the "jewel dragon" and began to cruise, shouting "hey, hey, hey". Slow down in crowded places, and people on both sides cheer, shout and pray around the "dragon". Usually quiet mountain villages are the most lively at this time, as if people who have been sleeping for a whole year only wake up at this time.

It is said that this "dragon" is over 400 years old. Curious, you must want to know how this "dragon" came from. I visited several grandfathers in the village for you, and their answers were different: some said that the ancient working people lacked scientific understanding of natural disasters, fantasized that dragons were gods, and wanted to pray for good weather and bumper harvests through dragon dancing; Some people say that in Yueqing, located on the southeast coast, ancient fishermen fished by the sea. They pinned their deep feelings on the fishing boat and made this dragon lantern in the shape of a fishing boat to pray for national prosperity and people's safety. This is why "Jewel Dragon" has another name in our hometown, called "Dragon Boat".

The "Jewelry Dragon" is generally 4 long. It is 5 meters long, 3 meters high and 2 meters wide, with a dragon head in front and a dragon tail behind it. The dragon body consists of at least four pavilions, each with various flags, transparent white paper on the inner wall and colorful fine lines engraved on the outer wall. Look carefully, there are a lot of Gankun and hundreds of humanoid dolls with different shapes. Vivid ancient and modern figures danced on colorful boat-shaped dragon lanterns and staged scenes of costume dramas, which were full of fun. As the saying goes: one character is a period of history, and two characters have a story.

If you come to Yueqing and it happens to be the Lantern Festival, I will definitely take you to see that treasure-"Jewelry Dragon"!

As long as customs are mentioned, what impresses me most is the Spring Festival, which is different from other festivals, such as setting off firecrackers and paying New Year greetings, but I like collecting lucky money best!

On New Year's Eve, our family had a family reunion dinner, made a video call to distant relatives, had a good chat, and went to bed after dinner, because firecrackers were everywhere before dawn on New Year's Day. Sure enough, it was dawn, and firecrackers were everywhere, which made people sleep badly. I had to put on my clothes in a daze. My parents had already prepared "Grandpa Red" and handed it to me after getting up. I shouted happily.

According to the custom, on the morning of New Year's Day, mom goes to jiaozi, grandma burns incense and dad sets off firecrackers. They are all very busy. At 6: 30 in the morning, after we finished eating jiaozi, my parents and I went to the temple to kowtow. It's getting dark and there are many pedestrians on the road. I kept saying "Happy New Year" on the road and looked at the lucky money stuffed in my hand. I smiled contentedly.

As far as I can remember, in the past, I began to visit my relatives on the second day of the Spring Festival. My parents took me and my sister. We can visit five or six relatives a day, and they are all very busy. Our relatives greeted us warmly when they saw us. Every one of us chatted happily, and everyone was so affectionate and not at home at all. I also received a lot of lucky money, and my heart was full of joy! Sit at a relative's house for a while and then go back. There are guests at home, and my parents will also greet them at home. My grandparents are old. When we left, our relatives came out to see us off and watched us leave before going back to the house.

However, this year's Spring Festival is my most unforgettable one. Coronavirus appeared, and my mother was sick! I feel very uncomfortable when the whole country is shut at home. I can only silently pray that my mother will get better soon, and we will all have a happy and lively Spring Festival next year.

Hometown Custom Composition 13 The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is a traditional festival in China-Dragon Boat Festival. On this day, people hold activities such as making zongzi and dragon boat races to commemorate the great poet Qu Yuan. But what I like best is the custom of making zongzi.

In the morning, my mother and I went to the market early in the morning to buy zongye, pork belly, glutinous rice, candied dates and rope. Mom said, "You can't eat until you wrap it! I'll teach you, come on! " I narrowed my eyes and tried to be brave. "Is it not jiaozi? Who wouldn't! " Then, I picked up two zongzi leaves, put some glutinous rice, mushrooms and pork, and prepared to make a bag! But something unexpected happened ... when I squeezed the left side, the stuffing on the right side fell out. When I pinched the right side, the stuffing on the left side fell out again; When I pinched the middle, the stuffing on both sides fell off. Poor me! Why only two hands! I used to only care about eating zongzi, but I never thought about how hard it was for people who made zongzi!

Mother looked impatient, "silly child, can't you? Let me teach you. Don't be brave. You have to overlap the leaves first, separate them a little, then put the glutinous rice in your hand, and then ... "Although I heard vaguely, I also understood a little, so I did it properly. After a while, a small zongzi was born. Although the appearance looks pessimistic, people can't judge a book by its cover, the sea water has no energy, and their attention is still on the inner beauty. Then I made several more, but each one was short and small. It was called "Dwarf Winter Melon" jiaozi.

The last step is to cook zongzi! I reluctantly said, "goodbye, my lovely little zongzi!" " "Words haven't say that finish, was mother sent to the steamer. An hour or so, delicious zongzi came out! I found my "dwarf wax gourd" dumplings, took out one of them and took a bite. Ah! It smells good! I will never forget this smell. It's really memorable!

This is a festival brought to us by the great poet Qu Yuan. This is a festival brought to us by the incorruptible Qu Yuan. This is a festival that rejects evil poison and advocates nobility; This is a fragrant festival!

"Hometown Style" composition 14 Spring Festival, with the footsteps of winter coming quietly, we gather together. You see, every family posted red couplets and hung festive red lanterns, and the shops were filled with red firecrackers and red envelopes ... On this day, China Red is a popular color, and the whole world is beaming and thriving.

As a traditional festival in China, it is also the biggest festival in a year. During the Spring Festival, people are as busy as bees: drying bacon, salted fish, drying sausages ... and preparing new clothes and lucky money for children. I hope they will go to a higher level to study next year and be happy every day. Although a little tired, everyone laughed happily, showing a happy look.

It's New Year's Eve, and the whole family is busy making a reunion dinner. What our children like best is setting off firecrackers and fireworks. Listening to the sound of fireworks across the sky broke the usual silence at night. Countless fireworks bloom in the air and become various patterns, depicting a beautiful picture of New Year's Eve. The night sky suddenly embroidered several beautiful golden flowers on the black curtain.

"Eat!" "I want to eat fish balls", "I want to eat chicken legs and sausages" ... On the table of the New Year's Eve, there is a table full of delicious food: more than every year, rising steadily, round and round ... every kind of food has been given good wishes.

The children are eating and laughing, and their mouths are still shouting: "Congratulations on getting rich, bring the red envelope"! In the coquetry smile of adults, they happily took the red envelope and quietly thought about what to buy. What should I choose?

"In addition to firecrackers at the age of one, the spring breeze warmed Tu Su. Thousands of households always exchange new peaches for old ones. " Fireworks are in full bloom, firecrackers are deafening, and in the joyful laughter of every household, the smell of Chinese New Year has permeated the air and penetrated into the heart.

When we celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival, we have a custom, which is to eat zongzi. Speaking of eating zongzi, there is still a historical development!

As early as the Spring and Autumn Period, people used leaves to wrap millet into horns, which was called "Jiaozong", but it was not used for eating, but as a tribute to the gods and ancestors. It was not until the Jin Dynasty that Zongzi was officially designated as Dragon Boat Festival food. At that time, the raw materials for making zongzi were not only glutinous rice, but also Chinese medicine Alpinia oxyphylla, so it was called "educational zongzi". Now we eat zongzi in memory of Qu Yuan who threw himself into the river.

Last Dragon Boat Festival, I also booked jiaozi. I wrapped jiaozi with red dates, white water, egg yolk and grain. I also know many dumplings that I haven't eaten, such as roasted radish dumplings, but I don't like them because they are very spicy. Of course, there are some things I like to eat, such as shaved ice and delicious zongzi. The difference between this zongzi and other zongzi is that it is not hot, but ice. When wrapping this zongzi, you should take an iced white zongzi, empty it, put it in ice cream, wrap the outer bag with syrup, put some smoothies on the syrup, and then pour the juice on it.

Later, I wrapped a coin in it, just like wrapping a coin in a jiaozi. When eating zongzi, I really ate zongzi.

Our zongzi won the prize! There are two zongzi in a Song Dynasty tomb in Jiangxi, which is the earliest physical zongzi found in the world. There is also Xi 'an's honey-iced zongzi, which is the oldest zongzi. There is the largest zongzi in Nanning, Guangxi, which can be eaten by 250 people and weighs 350 kilograms. Many people can't carry it together. The zongzi in Shanghai Chenghuang Temple is the smallest, only 10g, which is as small as a finger and can be eaten in one bite.

Zongzi also has a beautiful blessing, which means seeking fame and honor.

There are many interesting festivals in my hometown, and each festival has its own customs. If you pay attention to them, you can find them.