Ankang's folk composition

Red couplets, glamorous door gods, hot family reunion dinner and happy family photos are all old customs. What are Ankang's old customs compositions? The following is the relevant information I have compiled for you. Welcome to read! Ankang's New Year's Custom Composition 1 < P > The New Year's Day is here! We are ready to go back to our hometown early. Dad pulled us out of bed at four o'clock in the morning. Go home one day at five o'clock! I arrived at Fangcun at 8: 2 and arrived at Shushu Village at 9: 1.

As soon as I entered the house, I saw my grandmother's knife dipped in vegetables. When she saw me, she put down her work and brought me a cake and a rice cake. And asked me how my study was going. At this time, dad came back with big bags and small bags. Grandma asked to buy so many things, send them? Dad quickly picked it up and said, "Many of them are delivered in 2~3 packages. Mom, this is for you. I left it in Dad's room!" " Grandma has started to do what she is doing. While I was eating, I suddenly remembered that my grandmother had a kitten. I asked strangely, "Where is grandma's cat?"

Grandma smiled and said, "It has gone out to play!" I asked again, "Is the cat going out to play, too?" Grandma said solemnly, "if you want to go out to play, of course it will go out to play!" " I'm a little surprised.

before the Chinese New Year's Eve, people in our hometown killed chickens, pigs and sheep. Prepare rich food for the Chinese New Year.

On New Year's Eve, we will put up couplets and set off firecrackers. I also have to eat New Year's Eve dinner with the door closed. I asked my father why he had to eat with the door closed. My father told me that because it can show that our family is well off, we can eat for three years with the door closed. I nodded slowly.

during the spring festival, there are endless firecrackers. In the evening, some watch the Spring Festival Gala and some watch the weather forecast.

In the first and second days of junior high school, chickens and pigs can't be heard much. I slept in firecrackers on the night of the second day of junior high school. During the day of the third day, I go to pay New Year greetings and send gifts. The fourth day is also to pay New Year greetings and send gifts. The fifth day is almost the same as the third day, and some people go back on the sixth day.

how about it? Am I right? In fact, there are many things in the old customs, so I won't introduce them one by one. Ankang's New Year's Custom Composition II

Red couplets, glamorous door gods, hot family reunion dinner, happy family photos ... People have just passed the once-in-a-decade long winter of ice and snow, and have long been looking forward to the arrival of spring. Spring is the most important day in 365 days, and it also contains many ancient cultures of the Chinese nation.

There are many customs in the Spring Festival, such as putting up Spring Festival couplets, putting up New Year pictures, cutting window grilles and setting off firecrackers ... Why do you want to put the word "fu" upside down? What's the story? With questions, I ran to ask my grandmother, who told me that the custom of posting "Fu" upside down came from Gongxin Palace in Qing Dynasty. On the eve of the Spring Festival, in order to win the favor of Prince Gong, the butler wrote many "Fu" characters and asked people to post them on the doors of the warehouse and the palace. One family member mistakenly posted the word "Fu" on the door because he could not read. To this end, Prince Gong was very angry, and the butler explained: "Prince Gong lives a long life, is blessed with great fortune, and now, Dafu has really arrived (fallen), indicating a sign of good luck." After listening to this, Prince Gong thought to himself: If you speak Kyrgyz a thousand times, gold and silver will increase. So, he was very happy and rewarded the housekeeper and his family. Afterwards, the custom of pouring the word "fu" was first introduced to the people from the government.

Therefore, the custom of putting the word "fu" upside down has been handed down.

after listening to grandma's story, I realized that the new year customs are also very interesting! Ankang's New Year's Custom Composition III

There are so many new year's customs in the countryside. Today is the 3th of the New Year's Day. Since morning, I have been enjoying interesting new year's customs with my uncle and grandpa, such as offering sacrifices to ancestors, putting up couplets, window grilles and sweeping graves. The most interesting thing is stamping ash piers in the middle of the night.

I heard from my grandfather that when the New Year bell is about to ring on the evening of the 3th in my hometown, I should stamp my ashes at home and outside. The ash mound is actually a coarse cloth bag filled with lime, and there is a rope on each side of the bag. As long as you knock the bag on the ground with the rope, there will be a round lime mark on the ground, which is the ash mound. I'm curious. Why stamp the ash pier? Uncle and grandpa told me that there is an old legend that in the middle of the New Year's Eve, there is a monster who wants to pass by every household. This monster never goes back, and wherever he has passed, he will not go again. In order to ward off evil spirits, people stamp one ash pier after another outside their own homes. The monster's eyesight is not good. When he sees the ash pier, he thinks it is his walking footprint, and this place will not go again. Therefore, this custom has been handed down one by one. After listening to my uncle's words, I suddenly remembered the story in a book I once read. Every 3 nights, a monster named "Xi" will come out to make waves. Is the monster mentioned by my uncle's grandfather "Xi" ... Uncle's grandfather is going to stamp the ash pier, and I am striving to experience it myself. Under the "command" of my uncle and grandpa, I started stamping the ash mound. After a sound of "poof … poof …", the yard and door of my wife's house were covered with one ash mound after another, and even the stairs upstairs were lined with neat ash mounds …

Later, my grandmother told me that there were no ghosts in the world, but any new year custom was a good wish for the new year … This year, my parents and I went back to my hometown for the New Year after three years. What are the customs in my hometown for the New Year? Let me introduce you one by one.

On the 28th and 29th of each year, every household should make rice cakes and cakes by themselves. Both rice cakes and cakes are made of glutinous rice flour, except that rice cakes have no fillings, but the fillings of cakes are much richer, including sesame seeds, peanuts, shredded coconut and sugar, which are sweet and delicious. My mother told me that the new year's life is sweet, and the rice cakes imply that people's work and life are improving year by year.

On the morning of New Year's Eve, every family will kill the chicken to worship God. At noon, the family got together to have a reunion dinner, and after dinner, they began to paste Spring Festival couplets. The red Spring Festival couplets were really beautiful. I found a handful of carrots with leaves at home, and I didn't know it was a symbol of prosperous days until I asked my father. After dinner, children take a bath and put on new clothes, adults give children lucky money, children set off fireworks, and adults chat until twelve o'clock sharp, and firecrackers explode in every household to welcome the arrival of the new year.

In the sound of firecrackers, the New Year's Day is ushered in. Vegetarian breakfast, and then visit the neighbor's house. On the second day of the lunar new year to the seventh day of the lunar new year, I visited my relatives. The most lively activity is the spirit wandering activity on the 17th day of the first month after the Lantern Festival, and even people who go out will come back to participate in it that day. The "God" was carried from house to house by the young man in a sedan chair, and everyone went out to worship at every house, asking the God to bless the whole family with peace and prosperity.

This is the Chinese New Year custom in my hometown. Students, what are the customs in your hometown for the New Year? Come and share with me.