Words to describe firecrackers:
Scratching, pattering, one after another, resounding through the sky, deafening.
Sentences describing the sound of firecrackers:
1. Song poet Xin Qiji's Jade Case Yuan Xi: Thousands of trees bloom in the east wind night. Blowing down, the stars are like rain. BMW carved cars are full of incense. Phoenix flute moves, jade pot turns, fish dragon dances all night. Moths, snow, willows, gold thread, laughter and incense are all gone. Look in the crowd. Looking back, the man was in the dim light. -The fireworks in the Song Dynasty developed into a combination of "one with all kinds of ingenuity", which lasted for a long time and was spectacular. Fireworks poetry has stepped into glory. Poetry takes fireworks as the carrier to express the national spirit of China people yearning for a new life. Touching and inspiring.
2. Fireworks Show in Qu You in Ming Dynasty: The sky blooms for countless months, and five auspicious clouds surround Taiwan. When I fell to the ground, I was surprised to find that Xing Cai had dispersed and it was raining in the air. Rage at the jade bucket and turn over the fine snow, bravely step on the golden wheel and thunder. What's more, people have gradually dispersed and the pole has won the lantern back. -Fireworks in Ming Dynasty were upgraded to advanced fireworks show, and a fantastic story was performed. Fireworks poems are dazzling. Excellent works should be the first to promote this poem. The poem reveals the core position of fireworks in China folk customs with magnificent pictures.
3. Li Mingchun's "Firecrackers": Self-pity ended the small figure, and Xiao Fangxi refused to be gray. The season is coming, the cold flame is emitting, and there are thunder on people's heads. -Poetry praises the dedication of "silkworms in spring should spin until they die, and candles should dry their wick every night".
4. Daoguang Shiyun: firecrackers are like thunder, and the pool is horizontal. Hard ice in the mirror is too liquid, and jade bamboo explodes. -Fireworks in the Qing Dynasty leapt to the peak of history. Every year, the Qing court held a grand fireworks show on the ice. Poetry and prose show the patriotic spirit of Chinese sons and daughters who practice martial arts to protect their homes and are unwilling to be humiliated.
5. Wen Zhiming, a poet in Ming Dynasty, wrote "Yi Mao's New Year's Eve Poem": drinking and laughing in front of the lamp, and time flowing in the mirror for another week. The world is limited for one hundred years, and everything in my life will be safe forever. No need to burn cars to send the poor, no need to set off firecrackers to rest. The past day has been removed from the future, and the calendar of Spring Breeze has been checked from the beginning.
6. Song Dynasty poet Chen's Two Poems on New Year's Eve: The firecrackers in the city have been damaged and the new moon has blown across the river. The troubled sideburns change with the festival, and the lights are bright to people. Compared with the old year, it is pleasant to say, but it is amazing to flow. Tomorrow, I will go to Yueyang Tower to see the island fog and spring life.
7. In the Qing Dynasty, Qian Peisheng's Night with Feng Yupu: Chang 'an firecrackers rang a thousand times, sending the spring breeze into the forbidden court. -these poems reproduce the beautiful scenery of "the flowers in the empty lanes are full of flowers, and I like to see the Milky Way fall to the end of the world". On the first day of the first month, we ushered in "opening firecrackers".
8. The fifteenth day of the first month by Su Weidao in the Tang Dynasty: the fire tree is mixed with silver flowers, and the star bridge is locked. The crowd is surging and the dust is flying under the horseshoe; Moonlight shines in every corner, where people can see the moon overhead. Are you a prostitute? Li, all the songs are gone. The capital has been abolished, so don't worry about the timing of leaking jade. Don't let the only midnight snack pass by in a hurry this year. -The ancients said: "Heart is ambition, words are poetry." Su Shi's poems are full of colorful words, such as "fireworks in front of luxury doors, drunken lanterns on the Lantern Festival", which shows the profound meaning of fireworks culture "inspiring people to forge ahead".
9. Wuzhen's record of Jizhai Lu Cong in Qing Dynasty: Ganlong Wuyin (1758) was widely read in Nanyuan in the middle of winter. Suitable for Kazak, Croute and Tashan Hui people to make pilgrimage. I watched the fireworks because a banquet was held in the garden.
10. Wang Anshi's January Day: firecrackers are one year old, and spring breeze warms Tu Su. The rising sun sheds light on doors of each household, New peachwood charm is put up to replace the old.
1 1. The Chronicle of Jingchu once recorded that on the first day of the first month, when the rooster crowed for the first time, everyone got up and set off firecrackers in their yard to drive away evil spirits.
12. Nanchang poet Lai Hu's "Early Spring": The new calendar is only half open, and the pavilion is still bursting.
13. China Industry: The manufacture of firecrackers in Hunan Province began in the Tang Dynasty, flourished in the Song Dynasty, and originated in Liling and Liuyang.
14. "Nerve" says that there are many things in the western mountains, more than a foot long, and they are not afraid of people. Hot and cold, called mandrill scary. Later generations followed its shape and used gunpowder for it. This is the earliest record about the origin of firecrackers, which records that people started to burn bamboo and explode in order to scare the harmful mandrill. It is said that mandrills are most afraid of fire and noise, so on New Year's Eve, people will "burn bamboo and shoot guns" to scare them away. In this way, year after year, the custom of setting off firecrackers, lighting red candles and beating gongs and drums to celebrate the New Year has been formed.
15. The poem "Whip the Spring Cow" written by the Ming Dynasty: Every spring, there are six or nine heads, and fireworks and firecrackers are endless. Colorful flags, gongs and drums, surrounded by the prefect whipping the spring cattle-as can be seen from the poem, the folk custom of beginning of spring in the Ming Dynasty still followed the popular "whipping the spring cattle", and the Chief Executive personally presided over the ceremony and personally encouraged people to attach importance to spring ploughing production. The ceremony can be seen. Fireworks should be set off to celebrate, and gongs and drums should be used to set off the atmosphere. The whole city should be planted with colorful flags to create a festive atmosphere to show the importance of beginning of spring and the participation of the whole people.
16. the poem in the Tang poem "early spring": the new calendar is only half open, and the small court is still bursting.
17. It is recorded in Old Wulin: As for the explosive war ... there are more than 100 medicine lines in it. It is said that many small explosion lines are strung together, which is called "explosion war". After ignition, the noise is endless. But it is also called "firecrackers".
18. It is recorded in the Chronicle of Jingchu Hair in the Northern and Southern Dynasties: According to legend, in order to drive away Shan Gui, bamboo was set on fire, which was called "firecrackers".
65438+ Liu Canlou is white, and peach blossoms are all red. Turn over the flowers and brocade at night, and don't worry about going to the east wind. -Poetry reproduces the splendor of fireworks.
20. Emperor Yang Di's "On the fifteenth day of the first month, the lights on the thoroughfare rise to the South Tower at night": the lights are towering and the flowers are blooming seven times. The moon shadow condenses water, and the spring breeze contains night plums. -writing flowers is full of feelings, and chanting lamps is full of deep meaning.
2 1. The Tang Dynasty poet Zhang's "Two Poems of Yuezhou Shounian" said: Peach branches are evil, and firecrackers are good sleep. Song and dance remain today, but I still miss the old year. Fireworks are coal, expressing the feelings of the past and openness, and depicting the national feelings of Chinese sons and daughters to innovate and rejuvenate the country.
22. Just as the New Year bell rang, deafening firecrackers sounded on the road. We quickly took firecrackers and hurried to the road. At first glance, it is a sea of people, and everyone is setting off firecrackers! I immediately took a string of lighted firecrackers from my father. Close your eyes and stretch the bamboo pole far away, only to hear a burst of firecrackers, you can smell a smell of gunpowder. Suddenly, with a bang, I opened my eyes and looked. Gee, I don't know who put "Gaosheng" on my head. This really hurts me. However, although I was hit on the head, I was still very happy. That night, I set off firecrackers in my sleep!