Poetry idiom 1 about traditional festivals. Idioms about traditional festivals

Spring Festival: Say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new year. Congratulations on the New Year and good luck.

Lantern Festival: Shangyuan Festival, harmony and beauty, family reunion, reunion, family joy, family happiness, bright lights, flowers, melons and fruits fragrance, bright moon in the sky.

Dragon Boat Festival: Dragon boat race, follow the custom.

Tanabata: joys and sorrows

Mid-Autumn Festival: Curling autumn moon is not as good as climbing clouds in January, shaming winter flowers, mocking the wind, chanting the moon, spring flowers, autumn moon, years, supporting whether to crack the moon, waste the moon, waste the year, cut the moon, rest the moon, and carve the wind. The black moon kills the scenery, the wind blows the snow, the wind blows every year, the clear moon blows the clear moon, the clear moon thinks about the wind, the month before the month, the debt flies in the frost, the wind and the moon are endless, the wind and the moon are exposed, the flower is broken, the morning and the evening are spent, the morning and the evening are spent, the moon is searched for the sea, and the winter month is spent, the year of the monkey, the year of the horse, the month, the flower, the beauty, the face, the fugitive month, the pot day, and the The slanting moon sets, the moon shines thousands of miles, the moon shines thousands of miles, the moon is like a red cloud, the moon is in the sea, the moon is in the pot, the moon is in the middle of the month, the moon is in the wind, the mirror is in the middle of the month, and the water is in the middle of the month.

It's nine days in the month, and the moonlight is windy. This month, Gu Yue attracts the moon all over the sky.

In the year of the donkey, meteors chase the moon and carve the moon and cut the clouds. There has been great injustice for many years.

The beam on the roof is like a full moon, bathed in sunshine and rubbed with the wind on the moon.

Wipe the moon, criticize the wind, the bright moon, the breeze, and enter your arms tomorrow. This month is worth having sex with the moon.

After a long time, the end of the month, the wind is strong, and the wind is strong.

Catch the moon by clouds. Before the moon opens, flowers are like the moon, flowers are like the moon, spring flowers and autumn moon.

The moon is covered with flowers, and the mirror is full of flowers.

Full moon, good flowers, good flowers, full moon, full moon, full moon.

Spring flowers, autumn moon, wind flowers, snow moon, shy flowers, closed moon, shy flowers, mirror flowers, hidden moon

There are few stars on the moon, few flowers under the moon, and lingering wind and flowers.

Receiving flowers, shaming the moon, holding the moon, catching the moon in the water, makes the moon look beautiful and charming.

Autumn moon, cold river, red clouds, moon mirror, hidden moon, sun and moon, and so on.

Time is wasting, and the years are changing with each passing day.

The sky is high and the moon is close to the water tower.

Chongyang: 99 will return to a yellow flower tomorrow.

2. Poems describing traditional festivals

There are eight traditional festivals in China. In chronological order, the famous sentences describing various traditional festivals are copied as follows for the landlord's reference.

1. The poem describing New Year's Eve is as follows: In addition to the emptiness of Wen Tianxiang in the Song Dynasty, the years continue; The end of the road is stormy, and the poor side is full of ice and snow. Life disappears with the years, and the body is forgotten; There is no such thing as killing Su Meng. It's still early at night.

2. The poems describing the Spring Festival are as follows: During the Yuan and Song Dynasties, Wang Anshi's firecrackers sounded at the age of one, and the spring breeze sent warmth into Tu Su, and thousands of families always exchanged old peaches for new ones. The poems describing the Lantern Festival are: Last year's Lantern Festival, Ouyang Xiu in Yuan and Song Dynasties, and the flower market was as bright as day.

At the end of the month, it is about dusk. On the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month of this year, the moonlight and lights are still the same as last year.

I will never see my old friend last year again, and my tears are soaked through my clothes. 4. The poems describing Tomb-Sweeping Day are: The Qingming Hall Du Mu. During the Qingming Festival, it rained a lot, and pedestrians on the road wanted to die.

Excuse me, where is the restaurant? The shepherd boy pointed to Xinghua Village. 5. The poems describing the Dragon Boat Festival are as follows: The Dragon Boat Festival is divided into the Dragon Boat Festival in Tang Wenxiu, which is rumored to be Qu Yuan throughout the ages; I can laugh at the emptiness of the Chu River, but I can't wash it straight.

6. The poems describing China's Valentine's Day are as follows: On Qixi and Tang Dynasty, there were starry sky in Luoyin, and a family laughed and held a red banquet. We should thank Nvzhu for writing Tan Lang's wonderful article.

Fragrant curtains are clustered in rows, and gold needles are put on to worship Chanjuan. If you don't report the copper pot, you will know, and you will be sad for another year.

7. The poems describing the Mid-Autumn Festival are: the Mid-Autumn Festival is full of bright moon, the stone clouds are full of cold, and the silver and the Han silently turn to the jade plate. If you don't meet a good night in this life, where will you see the bright moon next year?

8. The poem describing the Double Ninth Festival is as follows: Vacation in the mountains reminds me that my brother Tang in Shandong is a stranger in a foreign land. Every holiday season, I miss my relatives, and I know where my brothers are climbing, but I can't see anyone everywhere.

3. Poems describing traditional festivals in China.

1, describing the Double Ninth Festival-"Thinking of Shandong Brothers on Vacation in the Mountain" Wang Wei is a stranger. Think twice about your relatives during the festive season. When he knew where his brothers were climbing, there was one person missing. 2. Describe the Spring Festival-"January Festival". Wang Anshi is one year old and the spring breeze warms Tu Su. Thousands of families in the morning. It's already after dusk. On the moonlit night of January this year, the moon and the lights are still there. I didn't see anyone last year, and my tears wet my sleeves. 4. "Qiao Qi" describes Tanabata, in which Lin Jie watched the blue night and Penny Weaver crossed the bridge. Every family begs for the moon and wears tens of thousands of HongLing. 5. It describes the Qingming Festival-Du Mu in the Qingming Festival, pedestrians on the road want to die. Excuse me. The shepherd boy pointed to Xinghua Village. I chose it from 300 Tang poems and primary school textbooks. I wonder if I can adopt? .

4. Good words about traditional festivals

1. Poems about New Year's Eve:

Except at night.

Tian Xiang, Wen Song

Dry kunkong, years go to the church;

The end of the road is stormy, and the poor side is full of ice and snow.

Life disappears with the years, and the body is forgotten;

There is no such thing as killing Su Meng. It's still early at night.

2. Poems about the Spring Festival:

first day of the lunar month

Wang Song Anshi

Besides firecrackers, the spring breeze also brings warmth to Tu Su.

The rising sun sheds light on doors of each household, New peachwood charm is put up to replace the old.

3. Poems about Lantern Festival:

Yuan

Song Ouyang xiu

On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, the flower market is brightly lit.

At the end of the month, it is about dusk.

On the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month of this year, the moonlight and lights are still the same as last year.

I will never see my old friend last year again, and my tears are soaked through my clothes.

5. There are 5 articles about the origin, allusions, poems, idioms, customs and sayings of traditional festivals.

Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional custom of China people for more than 2,000 years. Due to the vast territory, numerous nationalities and numerous stories and legends, not only many different festival names are produced, but also different customs exist in different places.

Its contents mainly include: daughter going back to her mother's house, hanging Zhong Kui statue, welcoming the ghost boat, hiding in the afternoon, sticking leaves in the afternoon, hanging calamus and wormwood, traveling in all diseases, wearing sachets, preparing sacrificial bowls, dragon boat races, competitions, hitting the ball, swinging, drawing children with realgar, drinking realgar wine, drinking calamus wine, eating poisonous cakes, salted eggs, zongzi and seasonal fresh fruits. Some activities, such as dragon boat racing, have made new progress, breaking through the boundaries of time and region and becoming international sports events.

Lantern Festival, also known as "Shangyuan Festival". Shangyuan means the first full moon night of the New Year.

The origin of Shangyuan Festival is recorded as years old in Miscellaneous Notes, which is a Taoist stereotype. Taoism once called the 15th day of the first month the Shangyuan Festival, the 15th day of July the Zhongyuan Festival and the 15th day of October the Xiayuan Festival, which were collectively called the "Sanyuan Festival".

The gods worshipped by Wudou Midao, an important school of Taoism in the late Han Dynasty, were celestial officials, local officials and water officials. They said that God bless the people, the local officials forgive sins, and the water officials relieve Eritrea. They used three yuan to match the three officials, saying that Shangyuan Tianguan was born on the fifteenth day of the first month, Zhongyuan was born on the fifteenth day of July, and Xiayuan Shuiguan was born on the fifteenth day of October. In this way, the fifteenth day of the first month is called Shangyuan Festival.

In the Southern Song Dynasty, Wu said in a dream: "The fifteenth day of the first month is the day when God bless the people." It is said that God bless the people and local officials make atonement, but the real motivation of the Lantern Festival custom is that it is at a new time point, and people make full use of this special time stage to express their wishes for life.

The origin of Mid-Autumn Festival: Mid-Autumn Festival has a long history. Like other traditional festivals, it develops slowly. The ancient emperors had a system of offering sacrifices to the sun in spring and the moon in autumn. As early as Zhou Li, the word "Mid-Autumn Festival" was recorded. Later, aristocratic scholars followed suit. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, they watch and worship the bright and round moon in the sky to express their feelings. This custom spread to the people and formed a traditional activity. Until the Tang Dynasty, people paid more attention to this custom of offering sacrifices to the moon, and the Mid-Autumn Festival became a fixed festival. Emperor Taizong recorded the Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15, which was very popular in the Song Dynasty.

The legend of Mid-Autumn Festival is very rich, and fairy tales such as the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon, Wu Gang cutting Guangxi and Jade Rabbit smashing medicine are widely circulated. Zhu Yuanzhang and the Moon Cake Uprising It is said that eating moon cakes in the Mid-Autumn Festival began in the Yuan Dynasty.

At that time, the broad masses of the people in the Central Plains could not bear the cruel rule of the ruling class in the Yuan Dynasty and rose up against the Yuan Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang joined forces with various resistance forces to prepare for the uprising.

However, the officers and men of the imperial court searched very closely and it was very difficult to pass on the news. Liu Bowen, a military strategist, came up with a plan and ordered his men to hide a note with the words "Uprising on the 15th of August" in the cake, and then sent people to the uprising troops in different places to inform them to respond to the uprising on the 15th of August.

On the day of the uprising, all the rebels responded together, such as a single spark can start a prairie fire. Soon, Xu Da captured the Yuan Dynasty and the uprising was successful.

When the news came, Zhu Yuanzhang was so happy that he quickly sent a message that all the soldiers should have fun with the people in the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and give the "moon cakes" secretly sent at the time of the war as seasonal cakes to the ministers. Since then, the production of "moon cakes" has become more and more elaborate, and there are more and more varieties, such as dishes, which have also become good gifts.

After the Mid-Autumn Festival, the custom of eating moon cakes spread among the people. The Double Ninth Festival was mentioned in Chu Ci during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Qu Yuan's Journey wrote: "Set Chongyang into the Emperor's Palace and see the capital of Qing Dynasty ten days later." The "Double Ninth Festival" here refers to the sky, not just festivals.

In Nine Days Zhong You written by Cao Pi, Wei Wendi in the Three Kingdoms period, it was clearly written that the Double Ninth Festival: "From the year to the month, I suddenly returned to September 9. Nine is the number of yang, and the sun and the moon coincide. It is well known and considered suitable for a long time, so it is a feast. "

Tao Yuanming, a scholar in Jin Dynasty, said in the preface to the poem "Idle for Nine Days": "I am idle and love the name of Nine. Autumn chrysanthemums are full of gardens, but they are sad, empty for Jiuhua, and precious words are like gold. "

Chrysanthemum and wine are mentioned here at the same time. Probably in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there was a custom of drinking and enjoying chrysanthemums on the Double Ninth Festival.

In the Tang Dynasty, Chongyang was officially designated as a folk festival. In the Ming Dynasty, on the Double Ninth Festival in September, the palace would eat flower cakes together to celebrate, and the emperor would personally climb the Long Live Mountain to celebrate his autumn ambition. This custom has been passed down to the Qing Dynasty.

According to historical records, Chongyang cake is also called flower cake, chrysanthemum cake and five-color cake. It was the original intention of the ancients to make cakes at dawn on September 9. The child put a cake on his head and said a word in his mouth, wishing the child all the best.

Exquisite Chongyang cake should be made into nine layers, like a pagoda, with two lambs on it, which conforms to the meaning of Chongyang (sheep). Some people even put red paper flags on Chongyang cakes and light candles.

This probably means "lighting a lamp" and "eating cakes" instead of "climbing", and using a red paper flag instead of dogwood. At present, there is still no fixed variety of Chongyang cake, and the soft cakes eaten in Chongyang Festival all over the country are called Chongyang cakes.

Watching chrysanthemums and drinking chrysanthemum wine The Double Ninth Festival is the golden autumn season of the year, and chrysanthemums are in full bloom. It is said that watching chrysanthemums and drinking chrysanthemum wine originated from Tao Yuanming, a great poet in Jin Dynasty. Tao Yuanming is famous for his seclusion, his poems, his wine and his love for chrysanthemums. Later generations have followed suit, so Chongyang has the custom of enjoying chrysanthemums.

In the old days, literati and officialdom also combined chrysanthemum appreciation with banquets in order to get close to Tao Yuanming. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Kaifeng was the capital, and chrysanthemum appreciation on Chongyang was popular. At that time, there were many varieties and shapes of chrysanthemums.

People also call September of the lunar calendar "Chrysanthemum Month". On the Double Ninth Festival, when chrysanthemums are in full bloom in Ao Shuang, watching chrysanthemums has become an important part of the festival. After the Qing dynasty, the habit of enjoying chrysanthemums was particularly prosperous, and it was not limited to September 9, but it was the most prosperous around the Double Ninth Festival.

Origin of Lantern Festival: Lantern Festival is a traditional festival in China, which existed as early as 2000 years ago in the Western Han Dynasty. Watching the Lantern Festival began in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Ming Di advocates Buddhism. I heard that on the fifteenth day of the first month, there was a custom for Buddhist monks to observe the relics and light lanterns to worship Buddha, so they ordered all the gentry and people to hang lanterns in palaces and temples that night. Later, this Buddhist etiquette festival gradually formed among the people.

6. Words expressing traditional festivals in China.

Spring Festival: Say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new year. Congratulations, lucky star. Congratulations on getting rich. Lantern Festival: Shangyuan Festival, harmony with the United States, family reunion, family joy, family happiness, bright lights, colorful lanterns, flowers and fruits, bright moon in the sky, Dragon Boat Festival, Qu Zhi follows the custom of Qixi Festival: Mid-Autumn Festival joys and sorrows: rolling autumn moon, month, month, ice, month, wind, month, star, month, flower, winter, wind. The moon, the moon and the flowers lit the wind, and the dark moon killed the scenery. The wind blew and snowed every year. It was clear and clear, and the wind was clear and bright. Before the wind, the month was full of feelings and debts, and the frost flew in June. The wind and the moon were endless, and the moon was bare. The moon was full of flowers, and the winter moon was full of flowers, the year of the monkey, the year of the horse, the month, the flowers fell, and the moon was beautiful. The moon sets at an oblique angle, thousands of miles away. The moon shines on the moon, looks at the moon, and is sandwiched with the sea. The moon is in the pot, in the middle of the month, in the middle of the month, in the mirror, in the middle of the month, in the middle of the month, in the middle of the month, in the middle of the month, in the moon, in the moon, in the meteor, in the moon, in the moon, and the roof is like a full moon. Wind, bright moon, breeze, bright moon, wind, wind, cowhide, wind, wind, month, month, month, mirror, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month, month.