Nursery rhymes about the Lantern Festival:
1. Lantern Festival
The Lantern Festival is so lively. Watch the lanterns and eat dumplings.
The calf lamp, the eyes. Puppy light, woof woof woof.
Little dragon lanterns fly high. Little rabbit lantern, run fast.
2. Lantern Festival
The square is really lively and full of raw materials for Lantern Festival.
You rub it, I press it, and everyone starts making Yuanxiao.
Compare and compete, the Lantern Festival games are so beautiful.
3. Lantern Festival
On the Lantern Festival, the moon is round, and the round Lantern Festival is sticky and sweet.
Watching lanterns and walking on stilts, the streets and alleys are really lively.
The baby smiles at the moon, and another spring has arrived.
4. Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the lunar month
The moon on the 15th day of the year is full of flowers, and the glutinous rice balls on the 15th day of the year are sweet and sweet.
On the fifteenth day of the year, the whip bubbles sounded again and again, and fireworks were lit to sing.
The lanterns on the fifteenth day are bright and bright, and I hold the candle to think about it.
5. Yuanxiao is good
Yuanxiao is good, Yuanxiao is wonderful, Yuanxiao is delicious and squeaky.
Appreciate the lanterns, guess lantern riddles, and celebrate the Lantern Festival happily.
6. The fifteenth day of the first lunar month
On the first day of the first lunar month, lanterns are hung on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
Playing with lions and dragons, served in round rice dumpling bowls.
You bite me every bite, sweet life and good mood.
7. Lantern Festival
The moon is round outside the window, and the whole family gathers together to eat glutinous rice balls.
On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, every family celebrates the Lantern Festival.
8. Lantern Festival Children's Songs
On the Lantern Festival, the moon is round, and the round Lantern Festival is sticky and sweet.
Watching lanterns and walking on stilts, the streets and alleys are really lively.
9. Lantern Festival Lanterns
The Lantern Festival Lanterns are so lively. Watch the lanterns and eat Lantern Festival.
Plane lights, flying high. The rabbit light can run away.
The children clapped their hands and laughed!
Extended information:
Chinese traditional festival customs adapt to the comprehensive needs of the broad masses of Chinese society in terms of material, spiritual, ethical and aesthetic aspects.
In terms of material life, China’s traditional festivals have many unique foods for different festivals. During the Lantern Festival, the whole family eats glutinous rice balls together. The pronunciation of "tangyuan" is similar to that of "reunion", which symbolizes reunion and harmony.
The cultural value of the Lantern Festival lies in the fact that it is a carnival for all the people, in which everyone participates and enjoys it. In ancient times, due to the lifting of bans on the Lantern Festival, there was a large flow of people. Men and women met, and it was easy to fall in love. For thousands of years, there have been countless love stories between two people that have been staged during the Lantern Festival.
The Lantern Festival, also known as the Lantern Festival, Lantern Festival, and Lantern Festival, is celebrated on the first full-moon night of the year—the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
At least since the Sui Dynasty, the Lantern Festival has had rich customs and activities and formed a very distinctive cultural character. Since then, the festival activities have become more colorful.
During the festival, people walk on the moon and bridges, watch the lanterns, guess lantern riddles, set off fireworks, dance dragons and lions, and race on land boats. The Lantern Festival has become the most lively of many traditional festivals in China.
Speaking of the cultural connotation of the Lantern Festival, two nursery rhymes circulating in the public shed a good light on it. The first one goes: "On the first lunar month of the Lantern Festival, grandma loves her nephew (grandson). She sends red orange lanterns, which is auspicious for the birth of a new baby."
The second goes: "On the Lantern Festival, when the lanterns are held, everyone is happy Joyful. Lanterns are made in the streets and alleys are filled with red lanterns. The former expresses the meaning of praying for the Lantern Festival, and the latter expresses the carnival spirit of the Lantern Festival.
Carnival is another cultural connotation of the Lantern Festival. To put it bluntly, carnival means indulging in joy, which is what the aforementioned nursery rhyme sung as “all the people are rejoicing”, and what Tian Rucheng, a native of Hangzhou in the Ming Dynasty, said of “letting go”: “Young people wandering around, chasing each other gracefully, wherever they want. , practicing singing and playing.
Or gambling, playing sticks and playing ball, singing and talking, no matter day or night, it is called "Lantern Festival". It is a carnival in ancient China. The carnival in the Lantern Festival is achieved through a series of subversions and breakthroughs in the order of daily life and institutional norms.
Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia - Lantern Festival
Reference materials: People's Daily Online - Prayers and carnivals: the cultural connotation of the Lantern Festival