1. I want to write an essay about traditional cultural activities
Paper-cutting China is an ancient country, and its traditional culture has a long history and is rich and colorful. There are folk crafts, ceramics, and national arts and dramas. , traditional Chinese painting, customs and customs such as dragon boat racing during the Dragon Boat Festival, lantern display during the Lantern Festival, etc. But the most worth mentioning is the folk art ------ paper-cutting. Paper-cutting is a treasure of Chinese folk art and a wonder of folk art. People are envious and admire after seeing it. The content of paper-cutting contains a strong flavor of life. Birds, insects, fish, animals, flowers, plants and trees, these natural landscapes that people are familiar with and love have become people's paper-cutting patterns. Every New Year and festival When a happy event comes, people will cut out some "Fu", "Shou", "Xi", etc. and stick them on the door or windows to express their celebration. Look, this paper-cut work is so interesting. A little mouse drags a long With its long tail, it climbed onto the lampstand to eat oil from its head. Its eyes looked around, fearing that people would find it. When it put the lamp oil into the gourd, there was a hole in the gourd. The lamp oil flowed to the ground drop by drop. It went up. The little mouse was so anxious that he stamped his feet, jumped off the lampstand and lay on the ground to lick it with his tongue. The greedy look made people laugh. The twelve zodiac signs cut by the paper-cut artist were lifelike and lifelike, as if they were alive. Even foreigners They were also amazed, giving thumbs up and praising them. The twelve zodiac signs were printed on stamps and flown around the world, allowing people all over the world to see how wonderful China's paper-cutting culture is. It's so exquisite, it reflects the folk artist It is a display of the ingenuity of the working people and the crystallization of traditional folk culture and art. 2. Write an essay on traditional culture
This week, I collected a lot of traditional Chinese information: Couplets, zodiac signs, paper-cuts, and pictures and texts of traditional Chinese festivals, etc.
Among them, I like the information about traditional festivals the most, because I am very interested in the traditions of traditional festivals. My favorite festival is the Spring Festival, because it is the most solemn traditional festival in China.
On the first day of the first lunar month of the lunar calendar, it is also called the "New Year" and "New Year". The shopping mall was filled with red lanterns and fluttering flags.
The shopping mall was crowded with people buying New Year’s goods. Grandma prepared sumptuous food, and there were many "bang, bang, bang" firecrackers outside.
Every child put on beautiful new clothes, and the adults smiled with satisfaction. Dad bought me many fireworks and firecrackers. I took out the fireworks and went downstairs to put them with the children. We had a great time. When the party started, I reluctantly went home and ate fruit with my family while watching the party. The wonderful performance made us laugh and feel happy. Thinking: How wonderful it would be to celebrate the New Year every day! I also like to celebrate the Double Ninth Festival. September 9 of the lunar calendar is an ancient traditional festival in China - the Double Ninth Festival. There is "Old Man's Day", the Double Ninth Festival. On this day, people enjoy chrysanthemums, wear dogwoods, go hiking with wine, and have a good time swimming. After school this day, my parents and I prepared a gift to visit my grandparents. I was very happy because I understand that respecting the elderly and loving the young is our traditional Chinese virtue.
The "Lantern Festival" is also unforgettable for me. Every year on the 15th day of the first lunar month, just after the Spring Festival, we usher in the Lantern Festival, a traditional Chinese festival. On this day, we also set off a lot of fireworks, ate Lantern Festivals, guessed lantern riddles, and watched lanterns in the park.
The whole family was reunited, and my heart was filled with immense happiness and joy at that time. China's traditional festivals are really colorful and they are Chinese culture.
The traditional festivals I know about include: Dragon Boat Festival, Qingming Festival, Chinese Valentine's Day, Mid-Autumn Festival, etc. These traditional festivals also bring us joy and happiness, so we must remember these festivals and inherit them forever.
China's traditional culture is a glorious ancient culture. As a new generation, we must strengthen our study and vigorously promote these traditional Chinese cultures. 3. Composition about a cultural event
The arrival of the first day of the first lunar month means the true arrival of the New Year, as well as the arrival of auspiciousness and joy.
Early in the morning, as a junior, I had to respectfully pay New Year greetings to my elders according to their seniority. After lunch, the whole family went to visit Yu Garden.
I said it was a stroll, but in fact, I went to Yu Garden to watch the traditional New Year bustle and get some joy and blessings in the garden.
Yuyuan Garden is decorated with lanterns and colorful decorations and is very lively. It was crowded and crowded.
Crowds, colorful ribbons, lights and shadows come and go, float or soar, and the auspicious atmosphere dances like fish and dragons. Suddenly I saw that the end was suddenly golden and red, and I heard applause and praise one after another.
So, the whole family crowded towards that end. People of all ages, old and young, either standing, looking up, looking through the gaps between people, or holding it in the space between their shoulders, laughing and cheering, all praising the master of lion and dragon dance.
I saw the lion dancer setting up a high platform in the middle, jumping up and down, easily and in one go; sometimes he would look like he was joyful, blinking and shaking his head, which only shocked him. The golden bell on the lion jingled, crisp and sweet, pleasant to the ear. Look at the dragon dance team coming all the way following the sound of drums and gongs: the dragon ball in its head is naturally shining with golden light under the sun; in an instant, a golden dragon soars down and descends, with its beard fluttering and its tail swaying. prestige! This is really a dragon dance and lion dance to welcome the new arrival, and the clouds and clouds are shining and pushing the golden tide.
Without time, the applause and laughter were endless. Just as I was immersed, the sound of drums and gongs suddenly stopped.
The Dragon-Lions team actually wants to choose voluntary tourists to play and learn and perform at the same time. The crowd was excited now, and everyone rushed to the stage to sign up.
Our family went to my father and I. After the team was successfully formed, everyone memorized the skills of telling, and with the help of gongs and drums, they got into full swing, danced, and jumped! Although they danced crookedly and sometimes fell and tripped, everyone enjoyed it.
After a while, my arms felt sore, but the participants encouraged each other and completed the mass performance of lion and dragon dance lively. There was thunderous applause, and another group of spectators came forward, wanting to dance festively and joyfully under the clear sky on the first day of the Lunar New Year... Then they saw a wave of crystal clear waves rising up on the Jiuqu Bridge, so, We once again squeezed out of the crowd, followed the flying music of the piano, and the beauty of the rippling spring flute, and rushed towards the Jiuqu Bridge... This is what I wrote seriously, and I hope it can help you.
I also hope that I can give you more points~ Didn’t your question requirements say that it can be a folk cultural activity? What's more, I can guarantee that what I write about is cultural activities, because cultural activities cover a wide range of things. Even visiting a calligraphy exhibition is also a cultural activity. I just study Chinese culture, I’m not talking nonsense, really.
Open your mind. 4. Write an essay about traditional culture
China’s traditional festivals include the Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival, etc. New Year greetings on the first lunar month, Lantern Festival lights, ancestor worship during the Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, moon appreciation during the Mid-Autumn Festival, climbing on the Double Ninth Festival... Festival activities are diverse and colorful.
China’s traditional festivals demonstrate the moral thought of the Chinese nation that harmony is the beauty, embody the Chinese people’s infinite love for life and desire for social progress, and express the Chinese people’s aspirations for beautiful ideals, wisdom and morality. Pursuit and yearning. China's traditional festivals are the link that unites the Chinese nation's centripetal force and are a gathering for the Chinese nation to celebrate.
China’s traditional festivals have evolved from ancient times to modern times, and from the nation to the world. It represents the past and the future. It is a precious historical and cultural heritage and a symbol of the cohesion of the Chinese nation.
Lu Xun once said: "Only the soul of the people is valuable, and only when it is carried forward can China make real progress." What is the soul of the people? Traditional culture is undoubtedly one of its cores, and China's traditional festivals are an important part of traditional culture.
A nation that ignores its traditional festivals is a shallow and ignorant nation; a nation that abandons its traditional festivals is a nation that is degenerate.
It is up to every Chinese to carry forward traditional Chinese culture, and the important task of inheriting traditional Chinese festivals falls on our new generation.
We are all descendants of Yan and Huang! We are all descendants of the dragon! We have the obligation and responsibility to make our traditional festivals last forever! Carry forward!
As young people, it is our duty to strengthen our study of traditional Chinese culture and improve our understanding of traditional Chinese festivals.
I support China’s traditional festivals, which allow me to learn the traditional culture of the Chinese nation that advocates labor, respects relatives and ancestors, and respects the elderly and the virtuous.
I support China’s traditional festivals, which allow me to learn the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation of respecting the old and caring for the young, being diligent, kind, brave and wise.
I support China’s traditional festivals, which have beautiful stories and touching legends.
I support China’s traditional festivals, which make me feel strong family affection all the time and bring me endless joy and yearning.
I am a firm supporter of Chinese traditional festivals!
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It will come out every Spring Festival to harm the people. Chinese traditional programs are rich and colorful. From then on, people posted Spring Festival couplets every year, and everyone felt extremely happy and colorful flags were flying on the streets. It has been passed down to this day that people eat dumplings with their families, watch the party, be healthy, and the children wear beautiful clothes. The Spring Festival is our most important festival. , can be lively, such as paper-cutting, family happiness, meaning family reunion, couplets, it would be great if the New Year was celebrated every day, every household buys New Year's goods, guesses lantern riddles, and performs traditional performances, and eats Lantern Festival on this day, which is also the Reunion Festival.
After the Spring Festival is the Lantern Festival. The wonderful performances made us laugh. We cut a word "福" out of red paper and pasted it on the door along with ancient poems. At night, the sky is filled with fireworks. Some auspicious words are written on red paper and posted on the door, and the sky is filled with red lanterns. Every New Year, let our traditional festivals be carried on forever. Later, people came up with a way. In ancient times, there was a big monster called Nian.
It is said that China’s traditional culture is countless. The monster called Nian is afraid of the red color and will never dare to come again, making our traditional culture glorious. 6. An essay on the traditional culture of the Chinese nation of about 600 words
Chinese Traditional Culture Composition China has been a land of etiquette since ancient times, with a history of five thousand years, and we are the ones who have created the glory. What makes us angry is that our traditional Dragon Boat Festival has been declared a cultural heritage by the Koreans. This is a shame. Today, when Western festivals such as Valentine's Day and Christmas are prevalent, I feel that as students, especially college students, we should promote our traditional Chinese culture and resist the erosion of some decadent Western cultures. First, let’s take a look at what culture is? In ancient China, "civilization" refers to rituals, music, rules and regulations, etc. What is traditional culture? It refers to the culture that is formed in the long-term historical development process and remains in a stable form in each nation. Traditional Chinese culture is divided into material culture: historical books, etc.... and spiritual culture: social psychology, customs, etc.
Dragon boat racing is the main custom of the Dragon Boat Festival. According to legend, it originated from the ancient Chu people who were reluctant to leave their virtuous minister Qu Yuan and threw himself into the river. Many people rowed boats to chase and save him. They scrambled to catch up and disappeared when they reached Dongting Lake. After that, dragon boat racing was held every May 5th to commemorate the event. He rowed dragon boats to disperse the fish in the river to prevent them from eating Qu Yuan's body. The custom of racing was popular in Wu, Yue and Chu.
Dragon boat racing in Jiangsu and Zhejiang also has the significance of commemorating Qiu Jin, a modern female democratic revolutionary born there. On the night dragon boat, lights are decorated, and people shuttle back and forth. The scenes on the water and under the water are moving and unique. The Miao people of Guizhou hold the "Dragon Boat Festival" from the 25th to the 28th of the fifth lunar month to celebrate the success of rice transplanting and wish for a good harvest. Compatriots of the Dai ethnic group in Yunnan compete in dragon boats during the Water Splashing Festival to commemorate the ancient hero Yan Hongwo. Different ethnic groups and different regions have different legends about dragon boat racing. To this day, in many areas in the south near rivers, lakes and seas, dragon boat races with their own characteristics are held every year during the Dragon Boat Festival.
In the 29th year of Qianlong’s reign in the Qing Dynasty (1736), dragon boat racing began in Taiwan. At that time, the prefect of Taiwan, Chiang Yuan-jun, hosted a friendly match at the Half Moon Pond of Fahua Temple in Tainan City. Taiwan now holds a dragon boat race every May 5th. In Hong Kong, ferry races are also held.
Eating rice dumplings during the Dragon Boat Festival is another traditional custom of the Chinese people. Zongzi, also called "corner millet" and "tube rice dumpling". It has a long history and has many variations.
According to records, as early as the Spring and Autumn Period, rice was wrapped in wild rice leaves (wild rice leaves) into the shape of horns, called "horn millet"; rice was packed in bamboo tubes, sealed and roasted, called "tube rice dumplings".
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, millet was soaked in plant ash water. Because the water contained alkali, the millet was wrapped in wild rice leaves into a square shape and cooked to become Guangdong alkaline rice dumplings.
In the Jin Dynasty, rice dumplings were officially designated as the Dragon Boat Festival food. At this time, in addition to glutinous rice, the raw materials for making rice dumplings were also added with the traditional Chinese medicine Yizhiren. The cooked rice dumplings were called "Yizhizong". Zhou Chu's "Yueyang Fengtu Ji" records: "It is customary to wrap millet with wild rice leaves,...boil it, combine it thoroughly, and eat it from May 5th to the summer solstice. It is called rice dumplings and millet." During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Zongzi appears. Rice is adulterated with animal meat, chestnuts, red dates, adzuki beans, etc., and the varieties are increasing. Zongzi is also used as a gift for social interactions.
By the Tang Dynasty, the rice used for rice dumplings had become "as white as jade", and its shape appeared conical and diamond-shaped. "Datang Zongzi" is recorded in Japanese literature. In the Song Dynasty, there was already "preserved rice dumplings", that is, rice dumplings with fruits. The poet Su Dongpo once wrote a poem: "Sometimes I see bayberry in rice dumplings." At this time, there were also advertisements using rice dumplings to build pavilions and pavilions, wooden carts and horses, indicating that eating rice dumplings had become fashionable in the Song Dynasty. During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the wrapping material of Zongzi changed from wild rice leaves to Ruo leaves. Later, Zongzi wrapped in reed leaves appeared. The additional ingredients include bean paste, pork, pine nuts, dates, walnuts, etc., and the varieties became more colorful.
It is said to be used to ward off evil spirits and pestilence, but it is actually used to decorate the lapels. The sachet contains cinnabar, realgar and fragrant medicine, and is wrapped with silk cloth, which overflows with fragrance. Five-color silk strings are then tied into ropes and made into various shapes to form a string, all shapes are beautiful, exquisite and cute.
Traditional culture has gone through the test and refinement of the years, leaving behind many essences that shine with the brilliant light of national wisdom and national spirit. This is also the main reason why it attracts me. I am willing to do my part to promote excellent traditional culture. I am willing to share the essence of Chinese culture with my friends, I am willing to work hard to explore the forgotten ancient civilization, and I am willing to get close to every simple ancient nation. My vision stretches across eternity and reaches the eight wildernesses. I am traveling and galloping. How can I enjoy this? 7. Traditional Chinese Culture Composition
"Children come back early from school and fly kites in the east wind."
Everyone must be familiar with this poem! Yes, this is a poem from "Village Residence" written by Qing Dynasty poet Gao Ding. Today, I will introduce to you my favorite traditional Chinese culture - kites.
China is the hometown of kites. Ancient Chinese kites were called wooden kites because they were made of wood.
Later, paper kites were made of paper, and the kites were named after the Five Dynasties. To this day, the folk still call them kites and harriers. In the north, it is called a paper kite, and in the south, it is called a kite, so there are terms such as southern kite and northern kite.
The history of kites can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period more than 2,000 years ago. Around the Five Dynasties period, kites entered the folk culture and became a toy for people's entertainment and games.
Kite artists in northern China usually say that kites are flying machines created with their own hands, which reflects the entertainment nature of kites. At the same time, it is also a good physical exercise.
During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, kite flying during the Qingming Festival became a seasonal folk activity. There are kites with unique local characteristics everywhere in our country.
They have different styles, some are rough and bold, some are lively and exquisite, and some are colorful. I have a mermaid kite with a hard frame at home.
Whenever the spring breeze blows, my parents take me to the city square to fly a kite. Kites bring endless fun to my life.
Yifu Experimental Primary School in Chengxiang District.
8. A composition on the traditional culture of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
The Mid-Autumn Festival falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month every year. It is the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival. This is the middle of autumn, so it is called the Mid-Autumn Festival. In the Chinese lunar calendar, a year is divided into four seasons, and each season is divided into three parts: Meng, Zhong and Ji. Therefore, the Mid-Autumn Festival is also called Zhongqiu. The moon on August 15th is rounder and brighter than the full moon in other months. Therefore, it is also called "Yuexi" and "August Festival". On this night, people look up at the bright moon in the sky, which is as bright as a jade plate, and naturally look forward to family reunions. Wanderers in far away places also take this opportunity to express their love for their hometown and relatives. The feeling of longing. Therefore, the Mid-Autumn Festival is also called the "Reunion Festival". In ancient times, our people had the custom of "Autumn Twilight and Xiyue". Xiyue means worshiping the moon god. In the Zhou Dynasty, it was held every Mid-Autumn Festival night. To welcome the cold and worship the moon, set up a large incense table and place moon cakes, watermelon, apples, dates, plums, grapes and other sacrifices. Among them, moon cakes and watermelon are absolutely indispensable. The watermelon should also be cut into lotus shapes. Under the moon, put the The statue of the moon god is placed in the direction of the moon, and the red candle is burning high. The whole family worships the moon in turn, and then the housewife cuts the reunion moon cakes. The person who cuts the moon cakes calculates in advance how many people are in the family, whether they are at home or out of town. , must be counted together, neither too much nor too little, the size must be the same. According to legend, Wu Yan, an ugly girl from the ancient Qi State, worshiped the moon devoutly when she was a child. When she grew up, she entered the palace with outstanding moral character, but was not favored. One year On August 15th, when admiring the moon, the emperor saw her under the moonlight and felt that she was very beautiful. He later made her his queen. This is where the Mid-Autumn Festival worship came from. Chang'e was famous for her beauty in the moon, so the girl worshiped the moon and wished that she would "look like her". "Chang'e, her face is like the bright moon". In the Tang Dynasty, admiring and playing with the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival was quite popular. In the capital city of the Northern Song Dynasty, on the 15th night of August, people all over the city, rich and poor, old and young, had to put on adult clothes, burn incense and worship the moon. Say your wish and pray for the blessing of the moon god. In the Southern Song Dynasty, people gave moon cakes to each other as a symbol of reunion. In some places, there were activities such as dancing grass dragons and building pagodas. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the custom of the Mid-Autumn Festival has become more popular; many places have formed There are special customs such as burning incense, planting trees for the Mid-Autumn Festival, lighting tower lanterns, releasing sky lanterns, walking on the moon, and dancing fire dragons. Today, the custom of playing under the moon is far less popular than in the past. However, holding banquets to admire the moon is still very popular, and people drink wine. Asking for the moon, celebrating a wonderful life, or wishing relatives far away to be healthy and happy, and to be with the family "Thousands of miles away from the moon". There are many customs and forms of the Mid-Autumn Festival, but they all express people's infinite love and respect for life. The longing for a better life. The origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival is that the Mid-Autumn Festival has a long history. Like other traditional festivals, it also developed slowly. The ancient emperors had the ritual system of worshiping the sun in spring and the moon in autumn. As early as "The Rites of Zhou" There is a record of the word "Mid-Autumn Festival" in a book. Later, nobles and literati also followed suit. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, they looked at the bright and round moon in the sky, watched and worshiped, and expressed their feelings. This custom is like this It spread to the people and formed a traditional activity. It was not until the Tang Dynasty that people paid more attention to this custom of worshiping the moon, and the Mid-Autumn Festival became a fixed festival. "Tangshu Taizong Ji" records that "Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th" "This festival was popular in the Song Dynasty. By the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it had become as famous as New Year's Day and became one of the major festivals in our country. The legends of the Mid-Autumn Festival are very rich, such as Chang'e flying to the moon, Wu Gang cutting Gui, and the Jade Rabbit pounding medicine. The story is widely circulated. 9. A 300-word essay on Chinese traditional culture
China has many traditional festivals, but the New Year is my favorite. Every New Year, Spring Festival couplets are posted, gongs and drums are played, lanterns are decorated, and the activities to see off the old and welcome the new are bustling, and everyone’s face is filled with festive joy. But do you know why there are these festive activities during the Chinese New Year? There is a wonderful myth and legend here, let me tell it to you now!
According to legend, in a secluded valley, there lived a monster called Nian. Every New Year's Eve, the monster would attack a small village at the corner of the mountain. The villagers knew it would come. The monster locked the door tightly, but no matter what, Nian would come in, steal the villagers' things, and harm people and animals. Everyone was extremely scared, but there was nothing they could do. Early in the morning of the next year, people packed their things and prepared to go to the city to celebrate the New Year and then come back. At this time, a fairy walked by and told the villagers that the New Year was afraid of red and noise. After hearing this, people quickly bought couplets and posted them on on the door. At night, Nian came again. When he saw the red color and heard the sound of gongs and drums, he was so frightened that he ran away. From then on, the village was peaceful. From then on, every household posted couplets and set off firecrackers every New Year. This custom continues to this day.
The most interesting thing about the New Year is that my friends and I set off fireworks together.
After the New Year's Eve dinner in the evening, I couldn't wait to rush out the door with the fireworks. As soon as I went out, I heard the cheers of the children. It turns out that a fireworks competition is being held in the small garden of Ercun! I only heard a few "bang, bang" sounds in the sky, and various fireworks bloomed in the sky. They were really different in shape and colorful. Some were like golden dragons rising into the sky, and some were like silver bullets. Chongyunxiao, there are still like unopened flower buds, happily blooming in the sky. When I saw such beautiful fireworks, I thought to myself: "My fireworks must be hundreds of thousands of times more beautiful than theirs." So, I quickly took out my own fireworks, lit them carefully, and fired them into the sky. I only heard a "pop" sound. The fireworks flew straight into the sky. At this time, I secretly thought in my heart: "Hey, hey," my fireworks must be more beautiful than yours. However, when I looked up at the sky, I was stunned. It turns out that this kind of fireworks is called "Peanut explosion", the fireworks flew into the sky like a peanut, but it ended with a "pop", which was not beautiful at all. What a huge disappointment. But in a blink of an eye, I melted into the joy of this festival. Looking at the sky decorated with these colorful fireworks, we all cheered and were so happy!
Celebrate the New Year, wear new clothes, and celebrate the New Year happily. . We sing joyful songs to welcome the new year.