1. An essay about Wuhou Temple
Wuhou Temple is a great pride of Chengdu. It is a place with ancient culture and the crystallization of the wisdom of ancient people. It is also the place I have always longed for.
This time, I finally had the opportunity to come to the place I had dreamed of. I told my parents this exciting news, and they readily agreed. As soon as I stepped into Wuhou Temple, I saw how beautiful it was inside. The hundred-year-old trees are tall and green; the begonia flowers are in full bloom, and the grasses set off the beauty of things. The sky looks extra blue and the grass looks extra green. Walk through this picturesque place. The first thing I saw was a big statue of Liu Bei, which gave me an impressive aura. After passing through Liu Bei's palace, we came to Zhuge Liang's palace. Zhuge Liang wears a jinglun on his head, holds a feather fan, and has a solemn expression. He looks like a lifelike Zhuge Liang. It is written in front of the temple: If you can attack the heart, you will be defeated by the side. It has been known from ancient times that soldiers are not warlike. If they do not judge the time, they will be lenient and severe. Later, governing Shu requires thinking. This couplet expresses that kind of spirit and wisdom. This couplet has also become a valuable asset for future generations to learn, and it can also allow future generations to learn Zhuge Liang's qualities. There is a ten thousand-year-old ebony tree in Zhuge Liang's palace, with eight characters engraved on it: indifference and clear ambition, tranquility and far-reaching. Let future generations learn to be calm and calm when encountering problems. The side halls on both sides are those of Zhang Fei and Guan Yu respectively. On the left is Zhang Fei, who is ten meters tall and looks creepy. On the right is Guan Yu, who also feels wise and powerful. We also visited the most famous Chu Shi Biao, which was written by Yue Fei and Zhuge Liang. The calligraphy on it makes people feel powerful, and the most distinctive thing in Chu Shi Biao is the word "Emperor", which is repeated one *** I read it fifteen times, and each time I wrote it differently. Finally, we visited the place where Liu Bei was buried. It was as big as a small hillside and felt very majestic. It is also the largest tomb I have ever seen.
Wuhou Temple is a place worth visiting and appreciating. The history inside is amazing because it is the crystallization of wisdom. 2. Help me write an essay about "Visiting the Temple Fair" of Wuhou Temple in Chengdu
Visiting Wuhou Temple in Chengdu
It's autumn vacation, and my father and mother and I are flying there Went to Sichuan—to see Dazhu’s grandmother and aunt in Chengdu, and to visit the scenic spots in Chengdu.
When you come to Chengdu, you have to think of the resourceful "Wolong" Zhuge Liang and his Wuhou Temple. Wuhou Temple is located next to Jinli, a "snack street". It is the only temple where monarchs and ministers worship together. There are both Han Zhaolie Temple and Wuhou Temple here.
We walked through the main gate and the second gate, and a plaque with the four characters "Han Zhaolie Temple" came into view, and we arrived at Liu Bei Temple. In the middle of the temple, Liu Bei sits solemnly. His heroic spirit can't help but make us awe. On the left is his grandson Liu Chen. Liu Chen was a patriotic man. He learned that Liu Chan surrendered to Wei, killed his family and then committed suicide. The statue of Liu Chan on the right was destroyed twice and was never rebuilt. In the left side room are Guan Yu and his son and Zhou Cang; in the right side room are Zhang Fei's grandparents. As Liu Bei's sworn brothers, they are loyal and loyal, which makes us admire them.
After we visited the Zhaolie Temple of the Han Dynasty, we came to the Civilian Gallery and the Military General Gallery. Headed by Pang Tong and Zhao Yun, the generals and counselors who served the Shu Kingdom gathered here. .
After passing Liu Bei Temple and walking a little further, you will arrive at Wuhou Temple. Wuhou Temple is slightly lower than Liu Bei Temple, symbolizing the relationship between emperor and ministers of "the emperor is above and the ministers are below". Looking from a distance, Zhuge Liang sitting in the middle is particularly eye-catching. He wears a silk scarf on his head and holds a feather fan in his hand, which makes people think a lot. He seemed to be deploying his troops with confidence, and he seemed to be thinking about the battle strategy and winning a decisive victory thousands of miles away. There are three gongs in front of him. It is said that they were made when he led troops to the south. The drums have exquisite patterns and are known as "Zhuge Drums". On his left and right are his son Zhuge Zhan and grandson Zhuge Shang. They both died in the battle against Deng Ai in Mianzhu.
After passing a section of road surrounded by red walls and green bamboos, you will reach Huiling. The stone tablet in front of the tomb is neatly engraved with "The Tomb of Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty".
Liu Bei and his two wives sat north and faced south and were buried together here. We walked around Huiling and found that Huiling was so huge that it took several minutes to circle around it.
Zhuge Liang was Shu's military advisor and Liu Bei's counselor. He made immeasurable contributions to the future of Shu in the three-part world. I must study hard and be a person like Zhuge Liang when I grow up, and become a pillar of the motherland. 3. Write an essay about Wuhou Temple
Wuhou Temple is an ancestral hall commemorating Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period.
"Where can I find the ancestral hall of the Prime Minister? It is outside Jinguan City." This is a temple that sounds so majestic, but after I saw it, I realized that it is not the case.
When I entered Wuhou Temple, I didn’t feel majestic. First of all, I felt very quiet. Probably because there were very few people, Wuhou Temple gave me a solemn feeling at this time. The woods on both sides of the road are blown by the wind, and it feels like elves are dancing among the branches, and the branches are rustling. The wind blows across your skin, giving you a feeling of not being cold. Shoot ⑷ Guanhuan ┗盍Χ choose 5 just dry nests Xie 叵 stir-fry 逳 Zhan 醯 neon condyle throw Zheng Gufengye mother core 鸉 pepper ⒌ Nanyuan eyebrow beat dead foundation
The trees here are also very special , giving people an unpredictable feeling. Green branches always look so mysterious and elusive. It seems that one moment he is smiling at you, and the next moment he walks away again. The slender trunks also swayed in the wind, as if there was really an ancestor's soul sitting on the tree. The branches swaying in the wind cast shadows on my body in the sunshine. I really feel confused, especially when the wind blows, it really seems like there is a soul dancing beside you! At this moment, the wind picked up and the branches swayed even more violently. At this time, the green branches showed layers of green: dark green, dark green, light green...
In the silent Wuhou Temple during the Three Kingdoms period, I felt that the souls of my ancestors were passing through. The leaves blown by the wind are telling me something... 4. Composition on Wuhou Temple
Wuhou Temple is a relic of the Three Kingdoms and has a long history of more than a thousand years. Walking into it is like traveling through time and space, returning to the troubled times more than a thousand years ago.
After crossing the threshold, what comes into view is a huge tripod standing there. At first glance, ha! What a grandeur! Its structure has nothing special with other tripods, but its hugeness gives it a bold and bold atmosphere. After just a few steps, we arrived at the Three Kingdoms Culture Exhibition Hall. Among them are various pottery with figures, calligraphy works, and even the artificial imitation of the ancient plank road. It's so lifelike and amazing. It was as if I had already been there in person. After walking out of the cultural center, and then stepping through a door, there are the civil servants corridor and the generals corridor on the left and right sides respectively. The gallery for generals is on the left, and the gallery for civil servants is on the right. Both sides are covered with portraits of Shu officials, such as Dong Yun, Jiang Wei, etc. Next is the Han Zhaolie Temple, which houses the statue of Liu Bei, the emperor of Shu. He wears a crown on his head, wears a dragon robe, his eyes are slightly open, and he looks like an emperor. Then we arrived at the real Wuhou Temple, because in front of it were other figures from the Three Kingdoms, and this is the place where Zhuge Liang is enshrined.
There is a couplet in front of the door that has been passed down through the ages, which is the inscription of my inscription. If you can attack the heart, then the side will disappear. From ancient times, we have known that soldiers are not warlike. If you don't assess the situation, it is a mistake to be lenient and strict. Later, when you govern Shu, you need to think deeply. Although it has been around for many years, it is still applicable to us modern people. Because it embodies the strategy of "attacking the heart first". In the Wuhou Temple, Zhuge Liang is holding a feather fan and sitting upright on a chair. His spontaneous momentum makes people awe-inspiring, expressing high respect for this important minister of Shu who "dedicated himself to death". Looking up at the roof, there are eight words: indifferent to fame and ambition, tranquility far away. Doesn’t it also reveal the truth about the world? If you look down on fame and fortune and calm down, you can reach an otherworldly realm. In fact, it is similar to Tao Yuanming's "mind is far away and is biased".
A visit to Wuhou Temple is deeply shocking. Kong Ming's spirit, will, and state of mind cannot be expressed in words. It needs to be savored and pondered by ourselves. Just like "There is a true meaning in this, but I have forgotten to explain it.
” 5. How to write an essay about watching a lantern show
Tonight is the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. After dinner, our family went to see the annual lantern show.
The lantern show in Pakistan Danjilin Square was held, and from afar I saw that this place had become a world of lights and a sea of ??light. I saw stars everywhere, resplendent and colorful, a gorgeous and prosperous scene, bringing a strong sense of the New Year to visitors.
When you arrive at the entrance of the square, the first thing you see is a winding golden dragon lantern with two big sparkling eyes and a round golden ball in its mouth. , soaring into the sky looked very majestic. My mother said: Our Chinese nation is the descendant of the dragon. The dragon represents our national spirit. This giant dragon symbolizes the rise and prosperity of our Chinese nation. As I walked, I heard something. Laughter, I was a little confused: Was it my hallucination? Or was it some other reason? After thinking about it, I quickly walked to the lamp and observed it carefully.
This is a lantern that looks like a pot-bellied Maitreya. There is a treasure bag in front of the pot-bellied Maitreya. As long as you put a coin into the treasure bag, you can immediately hear the sweet and hearty smile of the pot-bellied Maitreya.
Looking to the right again, it is a talking lamp. As long as you walk over and touch it lightly, it will speak over and over again like a repeater. It is so interesting that I can't help it. After looking at the lanterns, my mother suddenly said mysteriously: Now we are going to make our own lanterns.
As she said that, my mother conjured up a Kongming Lantern like magic, and I couldn't help it. We cheered and jumped three feet high with joy. We first stretched the paper wide, then put a wax block in the middle, and then asked my mother to light the wax. After the Kongming Lantern swelled, I quickly released my hand and let it rise slowly. Up in the sky.
Looking at the sky lanterns flying higher and higher, I can't express my joy in words. The colorful lanterns add color to people's lives, which is really nostalgic. .
I am looking forward to the next beautiful lantern show. There will be more interesting lanterns waiting for me that day. 6. How to write an essay about watching the Lantern Festival
This year’s Lantern Festival, The Lantern Festival is different than before, because with the development of the economy, people have become richer and the lights have become more beautiful. Last night, my parents and I went to the street to see the lights. Although the weather in the north was extremely cold, the lights became more beautiful. The cold can't stop people's enthusiasm
When I first arrived on the road, I saw a sea of ??people on the road. The entire road had become a "sidewalk" and the end of the crowd could not be seen at a glance.
My parents and I also followed the flow of people into Desheng Street in the Lantern District. We saw the big archway on Desheng Street, colorful, with "tens of millions" of golden flashing lights hanging from a "high altitude" of six to seven meters. , like a waterfall, it's really "Jinhe Luodesheng". Oh, this is the first time I have seen so many and amazing lights. Look, they are all colorful. The lanterns are truly a feast for the eyes. There is a red "five-pointed star", a "little rooster" with its head held high, a lively and cute "little monkey"... Look at that lively phoenix. Two bead-like round eyes emit white light. So beautiful. I was dumbfounded.
We continued to walk forward, only to hear the song "You have to listen to me in my territory..." coming from nowhere. That must be the propaganda of the mobile communication company. Sure enough, there was a stage ahead. Although it is empty, there is a mobile phone next to it. (It is quite vivid. You can tell it is a mobile phone advertisement at a glance.) There are animations on the screen of the mobile phone. Oh, no wonder I heard singing, I saw Jay Chou on the screen holding the microphone hard and singing! It seems that the Lantern Festival is not only beautiful with beautiful lights, but also full of business opportunities.
Jay Chou has just been sent away here, and Dao Lang is here again. Because the familiar melody "The first snow in 2002 came later than usual" is so relaxing. It turned out to be an advertisement for the Jiuqu Yellow River Formation. Look at the Nine-Meander Yellow River Formation, turning left and right, it is extremely exquisite, just like on the road of life, although you turn left and right, you will still get out and win in the end.
The moon gradually sets in the west, and I reluctantly leave. But there is still an endless stream of people watching the lanterns, and the colorful lanterns shine like stars in the sky. It is really "a night of drunkenness with lanterns, just because of the strong feeling of spring." 7. Composition on watching the lantern show
[Composition on watching the lantern show] Watching the lantern show David, Class 6 (5) of Shazitang Primary School, is celebrating the New Year, Martyrs Park The 2006 China Hunan Province Lantern Culture and Art Festival was held. There were big flaming lanterns everywhere. Watch the lantern show. Yesterday, my parents took me to the Martyrs Park to watch this beautiful lantern show. Wow, come on. There are so many people watching the light show here! There is an endless flow of people coming and going, and it is very lively. There is an arch bridge-shaped lamp at the gate, with the four characters "'Red' Luck Good Luck" written on it. After walking in, six arch bridge-shaped lamps, colorful , very beautiful. The first thing that caught our eyes was a light group called "Ruixue Welcomes the Year of the Dog". Look at the puppies still shaking their heads and wagging their tails, as if to say: "Welcome! Welcome!", third grade of elementary school Composition "Watching the Lantern Show". The puppy's body is made of silkworm cocoons, and the lamps inside are very beautiful. Then, the lamp group we see is "Xiaoxiang Charm". This lamp group is made of Changsha is composed of the famous White Crane Spring, Baisha Ancient Well and Tianxin Pavilion. In front of the White Crane Spring, there were several white cranes dancing gracefully. We then walked forward and came to a lantern group called "The God of Wealth's Blessing". We stood in front of it. In the temple was a God of Wealth, holding a jade ruyi in his hand, and there were boys giving money to him on both sides. They clasped their hands as if wishing people good luck and all their wishes come true. Suddenly, I saw three peacocks in front of me, and they opened their tails. , colorful feathers, very beautiful. I took a closer look, and it turned out that the feathers were made up of CDs affixed to them. When I shined the light on them, I saw this lifelike scene of the colorful peacock feathers in front of me. It was so beautiful. ! We also saw many beautiful lantern groups such as "Maitreya Fu", "Lions Playing with Balls", "Golden Dogs Presenting Gifts", etc. When we walked towards the west gate and were about to leave, we saw that the road to the west gate was lined with flaming red lanterns. The lanterns were like two fire dragons stretching forward. We reluctantly got into the car, and our hearts still echoed at the beautiful light show. A 550-word composition for primary school students about watching the light show (/). 8. Writing about Wuhou Temple or reflections after visiting it
Our family visited Wuhou Temple in downtown Chengdu.
Wuhou Temple is a scenic spot of the Three Kingdoms. Built in 223 AD, it is a memorial site for Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei and the Shu Han heroes. It is also the largest relic museum during the Three Kingdoms period.
As soon as you step into the gate, you will see the stone statues of Liu Bei and his son and grandson. It is said that Liu Bei's ears reached his shoulders and his hands reached his knees. This is indeed the case in the stone statue. We continued walking and saw stone statues of Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Cao Cao, etc. Among the stone statues, Guan Yu has a red face; Zhang Fei has a black face; Cao Cao has a white face. The red face represents justice; the black face represents bad temper; and the white face represents treachery. Then, we saw the stone statue of Zhuge Liang. I heard from the tour guide that Zhuge Liang came out to serve as Liu Bei's military advisor at the age of 28, which is really amazing! Then we saw the stone statue of Zhao Yun. I thought Zhao Yun was a handsome young man riding a white horse, but he turned out to be an old man with flowing white hair. It turns out that Zhao Yun is the longest-lived among the generals, and everyone carved it to commemorate this "victorious general". Here, we also visited the weapons used by the generals of the Three Kingdoms. Yue Fei copied the "Departure List", the words are strong and powerful, and the word "emperor" in the text has more than ten ways of writing, which is really amazing.
Wuhou Temple gave me a deeper understanding of the story of the Three Kingdoms period. 9. A 300-word essay on watching lanterns
From the "Winter Festival" in November to the "Lantern Festival" on the 15th day of the first lunar month, the two months at the end of the year and the beginning of the year belong to the "New Year" and The process of "Spring Festival".
After the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, it is considered over. The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is a day of universal celebration, but it has an extraordinary history. It turns out that the origin of this festival is related to the fight against the "Lu Pheasant Rebellion" in the early Han Dynasty.
The queen of Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, was Empress Lu. She was a vicious and cunning woman among the nobles of the dynasty at that time.
As soon as Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty died, he killed all the heroes who had fought with him in the past and used his relatives, brothers and nephews of the Lu family to usurp power.
Shortly after Empress Lu came to court, Zhu Lu was finally executed by Liu's old ministers. When Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne, he felt that it was extremely rare for the world to enjoy peace again, so he looked for a good day at the beginning of the year to enjoy it with the people.
I heard that the "Zhu Lu Rebellion" was put down on the 15th day of the first lunar month. It happened to be a sunny day, so I decided to go out to the palace to play on the 15th day of the first lunar month every year, so it was called "Lantern Festival". Festival". From then on, passed down from generation to generation, the fifteenth day of the first lunar month every year has become a happy folk festival all over the world.
Lantern Festival is the first full moon day of the year, also known as "Yuan Xi" and "Yuan Night". The program on this day is mainly about lanterns, so it is also called the "Festival of Lanterns".
There is another name called "Shangyuan Festival", which is based on the Taoist saying that "the heavenly official's order is Shangyuan Festival". The three official emperors, as Taoism calls them, are the three gods in charge of the misfortunes and blessings of the world. They each have their own rotation dates. The official orders of the heavenly officials are the "Shangyuan Festival", the official orders of the earth officials are the "Zhongyuan Festival", and the official orders of the earth officials are the "Zhongyuan Festival". The official order is the "Xiayuan Festival", among which Tianguan is the first, so people attach great importance to this day when "Tianguan gives blessings".
"Shangyuan" is also called the "Festival of Lanterns". It is said that it originated from the Han Dynasty due to the custom of viewing lanterns in the first month of the lunar month.
It turns out that the Han Dynasty held a complete ceremony for Taiyi God (Polaris) on this day, with lanterns and colorful decorations all night long. Another saying is that it is related to Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and the Shengxue Deng.
Legend has it that Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, encouraged reading and everyone sent their children to school. The first program at school is called "Turn on the Lantern", which involves making the first delicate lantern, bringing it to school, and asking a learned old gentleman to light it for him, symbolizing a bright future.
In the past, most private schools would start school later than the 15th day of the first lunar month, so the opening lanterns became the embellishment of the Lantern Festival. There is another explanation: Taoism believes in the "Three Official Gods". It is said that the "Three Official Gods" each have a birthday: "Tianguan" is born on the 15th of the first month, "Diguan" is born on the 15th of July, and "Shuiguan" is born on October Born on the 15th.
It is said that the "Three Official Gods" can play the role of "the Heavenly Official blessing", "the Earthly Official pardoning sins", and "the Water Official relieving misfortune" to people. With the influence of Taoist thought, ancient Chinese people called the fifteenth day of the first lunar month the "Shangyuan Festival" (this night was called "Lantern Festival", also called "Yuan Night"), and the fifteenth day of July the "Hungry Ghost Festival" October 15th is called "Xiayuan Festival", and the folk custom of "Lantern Festival" has been formed.
Initially, on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, thousands of households and Taoist believers gathered together to celebrate the birthday of the "Tianguan God", pray for "Tianguan God's blessing", and wish for good harvests in the new year. Have a prosperous life, live and work in peace and contentment. By the Tang Dynasty, with the development of society and the gradual improvement of people's lives, this custom developed into a lantern festival for three days before and after the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
The Lantern Festival was the most lively in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Lanterns were decorated everywhere, ladies played around, and the city was open all night long. There was a poem in Shen [Renquan] of the Tang Dynasty: The fire trees are very beautiful, and the stars are in full bloom. The bridge iron is unlocked. This is exactly what describes the grand occasion of the Lantern Festival.
The Origin of Dragon Lanterns and Spring Sacrifice There are many kinds of lanterns in the Lantern Festival, such as flowers, insects, birds, and animals, but the most outstanding and huge one is the "dragon lantern". Today, it is customary to have a "dragon lantern" scene during the New Year.
Making dragon lanterns means "dropping dragon lanterns". Because the dragon lanterns are long, huge and heavy, they meander around with their heads held high and their tails swaying amidst the sound of gongs and drums. It is not enough for dozens of strong men to run back and forth with poles raised, which is not enough to control. . "drop" means to swing, which is used as a verb meaning, that is, "dragon dance".
The "dragon" of the dragon dance is usually placed in the local Dragon King Temple. On the day of the dragon dance, with flags, gongs, drums, and horns as the precursor, the dragon body is invited out of the temple and the dragon head is connected. At the dragon's tail, the eye-dotting ceremony is held. The body of the dragon is made of bamboo tied into a round dragon shape, connected at every joint, and covered with a huge red cloth painted with dragon scales. There is a person holding a pole every five or six feet, and the distance between the head and the tail is about ten feet long.
In front of the dragon is a person holding a pole, with a giant ball erected on the top of the pole as a guide. During the dance, the giant ball swings back, forth, left, and right, and the dragon's head looks like grabbing the ball, causing the dragon's body to wander and fly.
Dragon dance is a big festival, and you will be entertained wherever you dance.
The dragon dance team can sometimes have five or six banquets a day, which is called "dragon for wine".
When the dragon dance is completed, the head and tail are burned, and the dragon body is returned to the temple to be used again next year. Although the Lantern Festival began in the early Han Dynasty and flourished in the Tang and Song Dynasties, the custom of "dragon dancing" is believed to have inherited the tradition of "sacrifice to heaven" from the Yin and Zhou Dynasties.
The dragon appears very early in historical records, and "dragon dance" includes "good weather and good weather for the country and people's peace", and originally meant "praying for good harvest". The ancient people were not wise, probably because the dragon is the master of the ocean in mythology, with infinite power, and the ocean controls water, so the dragon naturally became the rain god of crops.
Food is the most important thing for the people, and grains are the basis for sustaining life, which indirectly controls human life. According to this meaning, the importance of the dragon actually exceeds that of the ancestors - Emperor Shun, Qi and Hou Ji.
In this way, it is not surprising that the dragon was regarded as a "lucky thing" by the ancients and appeared in celebrations and sacrifices. "The Rite King System" states: "The sacrifices in the ancestral temple are called Yao in spring, [Xiandi] in summer, taste in autumn, and roasted in winter." It can be seen that "turning on the lights" during the Spring Festival represents the "spring sacrifice".
Therefore, "Dragon Dance" should initially be a kind of sacrifice, not entertainment. It should be after the Han and Tang Dynasties that it became a celebration entertainment. There is a legend here, which can also explain that the dragon dance is purely commemorative and contains sacrificial elements. It is said that a long time ago, there was a lotus village on the bank of Tiao River. There was a lotus pond in front of the village, and the pond was full of lotus.
Every summer, green lotus leaves cover the water surface, and countless lotus flowers emerge from the water, curling up and down, and extremely bright. A hard-working and kind-hearted young couple lived by the lotus pond. The man was called Baiye and the woman was called Hehua. The man farmed and the woman weaved, and they loved each other.
This year, Lotus became pregnant. Ten months later, the child was not born. Another year passed, but still no child was born. It was not until nine hundred and ninety-nine days that a boy was born.
Seeing that the child was born upright and strong, Baiye liked it very much. When I took a closer look, I was shocked: this child's chest.