1. Poems about red lanterns during the Spring Festival
Poems about red lanterns during the Spring Festival 1. Sentences about red lanterns
1. The big red lanterns hang high, It reflects the smiling faces of reunion; the colorful Lantern Festival is hot, showing the good times of reunion. You eat Lantern Festival and I'll make noodles, and you watch the lanterns and I'll hang them up.
2. Say goodbye to the old year on New Year’s Eve and toast to the New Year Party! Red lanterns are hung high, looking forward to a wonderful new year! Celebrating together from all over the world
Congratulations, the whole country is jubilant and smiling! I wish you lots of happiness on New Year’s Eve and may you be more prosperous every year!
3. Miss Qiu came to the orchard, and the orchardist was putting red apples, yellow pears, orange and orange
Bananas, and red ones one after another into the basket. Lantern-like persimmons. Various fruits filled many baskets, and the fruit farmers had a satisfied smile on their faces.
4. The red lanterns hanging all over the sky lit up together. The river water reflects the red glow of the upside-down lanterns, like burning fires. Colored lanterns
Xitang is decorated in red, yellow, green, blue, purple, and full of colors.
5. The colorful fireworks and crisp and loud firecrackers herald the arrival of another Spring Festival. The wind and snow in early spring stirred up happy laughter, the red lanterns reflected a little warmth, and the air was filled with a warm and warm atmosphere.
6. The persimmon trees are dotted with heavy persimmons. These translucent red persimmons are like little red lanterns, among the dense and green holly trees
Against the background, it looks more colorful and lovely.
7. Fireworks In March, after the spring rain, the eryngium flowers bloom quietly, adding a fiery passion to the fresh breath of rain and mist.
The petals of Erythrina flower are solid and powerful, plump and tall, with proud momentum. Seen from a distance, they look like red lanterns, making them more inspiring in the bustling city.
8. Standing on the hillside and looking down, I saw rows of apple trees, like a green Great Wall, lush and leafy. 1
The apple trees are full of fruits, which are red and big, like red lanterns hanging on the branches.
9. The big banyan tree is covered with red lanterns. Each red lantern is like an elf swaying left and right, which is very beautiful. It’s really countless
Countless and beautiful.
2. Poems about hanging lanterns during the Spring Festival
Fenfen paste pink lanterns,
Yellow beard?
Huang Beard still writes the word "Fu" well.
When the New Year comes, write the word "Fu".
Send lanterns to military families with the glory of "Paste Lanterns"
Red paste and red pink lantern;
I didn’t know that Fang Huzi’s blessing character was well written,
Send a glory lantern to the military family members;
Fenfen paste Finished pink lantern.
"New Year's Arrival"
Happy New Year is so lively
No matter men and women, old or young
Wear new clothes and hats
Everyone is happy
Every household is happy
Everyone is smiling during the New Year
Say Happy New Year when we meet
< p> Happy New Year, what a lively New YearBoth men and women, young and old
Wear new clothes and hats
Let everyone be happy
Everyone welcomes the New Year
"Writing the word "Fu"
Fang beard;
After the red paste is made, the lantern is made of red powder,
Pasted with red powder Lanterns,
Paste pink lanterns
3. Poems about the Spring Festival (big lanterns, red light flashing
Tianjia New Year's Day
Meng Haoran< /p>
Last night I fought back to the north and now I am starting from the east
I am already a powerful official with no salary and still worry about the farmers
I plow the mulberry fields with my father carrying a hoe and following the shepherd boy
Tian Jia Zhan's climate *** said that this year will be prosperous
First Day
Wang Anshi
Amidst the sound of firecrackers, the spring breeze brings warmth to Tusu.
p>Thousands of households exchange new peaches for old talismans every day
Yuanri (Jade House Spring)
Mao Pang
All the drops are exhausted in one year Lotus leaks Bijing Tusu Shenjing wine
The cold weather in the morning still deceives people and the slender spring will come first
The beautiful lady urges a thousand longevity, cypress leaves, pepper blossoms and green sleeves
Deep in the drunken countryside, we rarely know each other, only old friends with Dong Jun
New Year's Day test writing (choose one)
Chen Xianzhang
Temple Mo in the celebration of the wind and clouds in the sky Competing for the inheritance of grass and knowledge
The neighbors are beating the wall to entertain the guests and drinking, and the young children sing together to celebrate the new year.
As we age, new years come and spring brings more beautiful flowers
Where is the evening breeze when the Jianglou flute blows to the east moon
Dingmao Yuan Day
Qian Qianyi
A bottle of old wine goes to the court to remove the childish children and hold their clothes to comfort them Living on the screen
I am happy to have meat for my mother's meal to mark the new year. I am even more happy to dream about the fish
The fishing curtain is ready to welcome the new nest, the polyester inkstone is also sparse and the old books are lost
After going through the neighborhood chicken and millet game, there was no trouble in my house
Sino-Japanese War New Year's Day
Kong Shangren
Xiao Shu's white hair was not full, and he slept by the fireside during the New Year's Eve< /p>
Cut the candles to dry up the supper, spend the money to buy spring money
Listen to the firecrackers being burned, watch the old charms exchanged for peach charms
Drum horn plum blossoms add a five-part update Happy New Year with a smile
4. What are the poems about red lanterns
Poems >>> "The Sapphire Case·Yuan Xiu" Xin Qiji The east wind blew thousands of flowers and trees at night, and even more stars fell down. Like rain.
BMW’s carved cars fill the road with fragrance. The phoenix flute sounded, the jade pot turned light, and fish and dragons danced all night.
The golden strands of moth snow and willow trees are filled with laughter and hidden fragrance. The crowd looked for him thousands of times, but suddenly looking back, he found that man in a dimly lit place.
Linjiang Immortal - Yan Jidao After a dream, the tower is high and locked, and the curtain is low when drunk. Last year, when the spring regret came, the fallen flower man became independent and the tiny swift swallows flew together.
I remember when we first met Xiao Ping, the double heart word was Luo Yi, and the pipa string said lovesickness. The bright moon was there at that time, and it once illuminated the colorful clouds.
The flowers are bright and the moon is dark and misty, so I can go to Langbian tonight. ...It is difficult for a slave to come out, but he can show mercy to his master.
(Li Yu) *The bright and dying orange light fills the air, and the night wind carries it, and it seems that it can be easily torn. There are several clouds in the deep and deep courtyard behind you.
5. Allusions about hanging red lanterns during the Spring Festival
The Spring Festival, also known as the New Year, is the most distinctive traditional festival in China.
All ethnic groups in China attach great importance to "Nian", and they all have many unique ways of celebrating the New Year. Children in particular are all excited when the New Year is mentioned, but one can really combine "Nian" and "Nian" "Spring Festival" may not be clear enough. It should be said that Chinese people’s celebration of the Spring Festival began with Yu and Shun.
More than 2,000 years ago, Shun ascended the throne as the Son of Heaven and worshiped heaven and earth. People regard the day when he worships heaven and earth as the beginning of the year, which is regarded as the first day of the first lunar month.
This is the origin of the Chinese New Year. In ancient times, the New Year was called "New Year's Day". The original meaning of "Yuan" was "head", which was later extended to "beginning". Because this day is the first day of the year, the first day of spring and the first day of the first month, it is called "Three Days". "Yuan"; this day is also the dynasty of the year, the dynasty of the moon, and the dynasty of the sun, so it is also called the "Three Chaos"; and because it is the first lunar day, it is also called "Yuan Shuo".
Wu Zimu of the Song Dynasty explained in "Meng Liang Lu": "The first day of the first lunar month is called New Year's Day." The explanation of the word "Dan" in "Shuowen Jiezi" is "From the sun to the sky, one is the ground."
It means that the sun has just risen from the horizon, which means morning.
Because they represent the first morning of the year and the first morning of the first month respectively, they are called "New Year's Day" and "Zhengdan".
In history, some people called the New Year "Kai Nian", "Kaisui", "Fang Sui", "Hua Sui", etc., but "New Year's Day" is the most common and longest lasting. However, due to the different calendars of ancient dynasties and being a multi-ethnic country, the timing of New Year's Day in ancient dynasties was also different. For example, the Xia Dynasty used the first month of Meng Chun as the first month, and the Shang Dynasty used the twelfth lunar month (twelfth month) as the first month. After Qin Shihuang unified the six kingdoms, October was the first month, and the Qin calendar was followed in the early Han Dynasty.
When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty arrived, Liu Che felt that the calendar was too chaotic, so he ordered his ministers Gongsun Qing and Sima Qian to create a "solar calendar", which stipulated that the first month of the lunar calendar should be the first year of the year, and the first day of the first lunar month should be the first year of the year. The first day is New Year's Day. Since then, China has continued to use the Xia calendar (lunar calendar, also known as the lunar calendar) until the end of the Qing Dynasty, which lasted for 2080 years.
According to historical records, the ancient "Spring Festival" did not refer to a specific day. For example, in the Han Dynasty, people called the first of the twenty-four solar terms "Spring Festival". During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, people called the entire spring "Spring Festival".
After the victory of the Revolution of 1911, the Nanjing Provisional Government stipulated the use of the lunar calendar among the people and the Gregorian calendar in government agencies, factories, mines, schools and groups. The first day of the first month of the Gregorian calendar is New Year's Day. However, among the people, the first day of the first month of the Gregorian calendar is always called the "Gregorian year", and the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar is still called "New Year's Day" (also called the lunar year).
Until 1949, before the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China, the First Plenary Session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference adopted the Gregorian calendar, the world's most common epoch, and changed the Gregorian calendar to the first day of the first month of the Gregorian calendar. It is designated as New Year's Day, and the first month of the lunar calendar, usually around the beginning of spring, must be designated as the "Spring Festival". Among the people, the Spring Festival in the traditional sense refers to the period from the twelfth lunar month on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month or the twelfth lunar month of the twelfth lunar month, until the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, with New Year's Eve and the first day of the first lunar month as the climax.
The above is the official history. There are two popular sayings about Chinese New Year. One is that "Nian" is a kind of monster, a ferocious monster that lives in the deep mountains and dense forests. It has a ferocious appearance and a ferocious nature. , specializes in eating birds, animals, scales and insects, harming living creatures and devouring living people. There is also a saying that "Nian" is a monster in the deep sea that only climbs ashore on New Year's Eve.
As soon as it lands, floods will flood wherever it goes, devouring livestock and damaging human lives. Although the two legends are not exactly the same, they have one thing in common, that is, "Nian" has a pattern of activity and comes out every 365 days. Moreover, "Nian" is afraid of seeing red color and hearing the sound of explosions. Later, after people learned about the weakness of "Nian", every night on this day, they would put red paper on the door, hang up lanterns, build a fire in the yard, burn bamboo, and use kitchen knives to chop vegetables and meat in the house. , using red paper, lanterns and burning bamboo, the sound of thunderclap explosions and the sound of chopping vegetables and meat to frighten "Nian" and scare "Nian" away.
After dawn, people who had escaped the disaster would congratulate each other. Gradually, during the Chinese New Year and every New Year's Eve, every family posted red couplets and set off firecrackers; every household kept candles brightly lit and waited for the new year. Early in the morning on the first day of the Lunar New Year, it is customary to visit relatives and friends to say hello and New Year greetings to each other. In addition, when paying New Year greetings, you must first worship heaven and earth, then ancestors, and then the high hall, and then go out to greet relatives and friends. On the first day of the Lunar New Year, you will visit your family and on the second day of the Lunar New Year. The Yue family pays homage to relatives on the third day of the lunar month... and so on, until the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
In the past, there were many cumbersome rules for celebrating the New Year, and there were also many differences among various ethnic groups. For example, the Han people celebrated the twelfth lunar month. At the age of eight, I started to prepare for the New Year. I wrote couplets, tied lanterns, worshiped ancestors, worshiped the Stove Lord, stayed up late, had New Year's dinner, paid New Year greetings, and gave New Year's money to my children (New Year's money is actually a homonym for "money to suppress evil spirits".
The "evil spirit" is a legendary ghost that harms children. In order to subdue the "evil spirit", the Eight Immortals turned into eight copper coins and hid them under the children's pillows.
Later, the New Year's Eve was formed. It is a custom for children to waste money to wish their children safety.) You cannot sweep the floor from the first to the fifth day of the lunar month (meaning you cannot sweep away money). You cannot say unlucky words on New Year's Eve. If you boil the dumplings, you cannot say that they are overcooked. To say that the steamed buns are cooked, the steamed Dajin steamed buns cracked. We cannot say that the steamed buns cracked. To say that the steamed buns are hairy, we must prepare all the food before the fifteenth year of the year. No new rice can be made before the fifteenth year. Wait...
During the Spring Festival, the Manchu people must put up window grilles, couplets and the word "神". On New Year's Eve, the whole family makes dumplings, and the dumplings should be pleated, not bare-edged "monk head" dumplings.
Dumplings should be arranged in horizontal and vertical rows to symbolize the prosperity of the new year. Dumplings cannot be arranged in a circle, for fear that they will have no way to live their lives. Koreans generally do not have a way to live. To stay up late on New Year's Eve, no red couplets are posted, no red lanterns are hung, and breakfast on New Year's Day usually includes cakes or rhubarb rice, as well as various fish, meat, and wild vegetables.
In the past, men drank special "Tusu". It is believed that drinking this kind of wine on the first day of the new year can ward off gods and evil spirits and prolong life. For lunch and dinner, a kind of food called "Degu" must be eaten. During the festival, men, women and children sing and dance to their heart's content, and hold springboard pressing, tug-of-war and other competitions. .
A traditional celebration is held on the night of the 15th day of the first lunar month. The Mongolian people call the first lunar month "White Moon" and the New Year "White Festival".
Preparations for the New Year. Starting from the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month, in addition to cleaning, bathing and decorating the yurt, people are also required to wear new clothes and wear red tassels on their horses.
6. Legends or allusions about hanging red lanterns during the Spring Festival
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Huang Chao led the rebel army north to attack Huncheng. After being unable to capture the city for three days, Huang Chao became so angry that he pointed at the tower and cursed, threatening to attack the city and kill all the chickens and dogs.
At this time, it was almost the Chinese New Year. There was a heavy snowfall and the weather was very cold. Most of the soldiers had not yet changed into winter clothes. Huang Chao knew that a hard attack would suffer losses, so he had to pull the team into the mountains first. Wait until after the New Year before calling.
The New Year passed quickly, and every family was pushing rice, grinding noodles, and making glutinous rice balls to celebrate the Lantern Festival. Huang Chao thought, the military book said: "Know yourself and the enemy, and you can fight a hundred battles without danger." Why don't I take advantage of people's festivals to go into the city to feel out the strength of the enemy's army, and then decide on a strategy for attacking the city. Thinking of this, he immediately summoned all the brothers to discuss it, handed the rebel army to his junior brothers, picked up the glutinous rice balls and picked the food, left the camp, and walked straight to Huncheng.
Huang Chao entered the city gate and ran straight to West Street. Not far away, I saw a group of people pointing and looking at something in front of the cross street. Just then, a jealous old man came across from the opposite side. He was wearing a ragged cotton jacket and cotton trousers, and he kept banging his clapper in his hand. Huang Chao stepped forward and saluted and said, "Excuse me, old man, what happened up front?" The old man looked at Huang Chao, looked around, pulled him to the side of the road, and whispered: "Two days ago, Huang Chao led his troops to attack the city and was unable to attack the city. We're here, we'll be back in a few days. The officials have posted a notice asking the people to send people to provide food. Alas, there's going to be a big battle."
The two men were talking when they heard the sound of horse hooves. , Huang Chao looked up and saw a group of people galloping over. The soldier shouted as he ran: "Listen, people, Huang Chao has entered the city. The four gates are now closed. He can't run away. Is there anyone selling glutinous rice balls?" Report it immediately. Anyone who knows but fails to report will be killed!"
Huang Chao knew that there was a traitor in the army and the news was revealed, so he dropped his bag and ran east, hurriedly getting into an alley. He entered a courtyard and hid behind the door. Wait for the cavalry to pass by, then come out and run north. After not running far, he heard the sound of horse hooves again. Knowing that the horse team was back again, he turned around and got into a small courtyard.
Huang Chao opened the door and was about to enter the house when he saw an old man walking out of the house. It was the old man who was talking to him on the cross street. He hurriedly walked over and said; "Old man, please hide me." The old man was stunned for a moment when he saw Huang Chao, and then nodded in agreement.
At this time, there was a rapid sound of horse hooves on the street, and then someone knocked on the door. The old man was so anxious that he didn't even care to say anything. He hurriedly led Huang Chao to the backyard, came to the vinegar vat, opened the lid of the vat and let him get in. He said, "Sir, please feel sorry for me first!" The old man took a broom and was about to go. The floor was swept, the door was opened, and a dozen officers and soldiers rushed in and surrounded the old man. The leader of the officers and soldiers said, "Why did you barge in the door in broad daylight?" The old man said, "I'm afraid that thieves would come in and steal things." The leader asked, "There is a big man, where did you hide him?" The old man said, "My door is barred. , no one came in!" The leader yelled, "Nonsense! He's obviously here. You don't want to live anymore!" The old man said, "Guard, if you don't believe it, please search." The leader ordered a search, and more than a dozen officers and soldiers immediately entered the house and rummaged through the boxes and cabinets. Ping-pong sounds were heard, many things were smashed, and two vinegar jars were broken. Vinegar flowed all over the yard. Fortunately, they did not continue to rummage.
After the officers and soldiers left, Huang Chao climbed out of the tank and saw that the yard was full of broken tanks. The old man shed tears in front of the tank with regret. He hurriedly walked over to comfort him and said, "Don't cry, old man. I'll pay you a few mouthfuls in two days."
The old man stood up and said, "Sir, please leave quickly. They are going ahead. They will come back if they can't find anyone."
Huang Chao asked, "Old man, it's not dark yet and there are officers and soldiers everywhere. Where can I get out of the city?"
The old man said. : "You exit this alley, go into the opposite courtyard, and go out from the back to the Tianqi Temple. You hide in the temple first. After dark, walk south along the city wall. There is a gap more than two feet away. , just go out from there." Huang Chao saw that the old man was kind and honest, so he inquired further: "Old man, what's so great about this city that Huang Chao's army of 100,000 people couldn't defeat it after three days of attack?" The old man said, "My lord, what's so great about this city? I don’t know, but this city was built during the First Emperor’s time. The walls were high and thick, with rolling logs on them and archers hidden on both sides.” Huang Chao asked, “Is there anything we can do?”
The old man said: "If you want to attack the city, you can't enter through the city gate. You have to enter through the gap in Tianqi Temple." Huang Chao was very happy after hearing this. He turned to leave, then turned back and asked: "Old man, do you know who I am?" He hesitated and said, "You are General Huang." Huang Chao said, "The soldiers of the Tang Dynasty scolded me for killing people like hemp and eating people without spitting out their bones. Aren't you afraid of me?" The old man said, "That's what the officials said. Can you say anything good about me? We poor people are waiting for you to come." Huang Chao was very moved after hearing this. He didn't expect the people to respect him so much, so he said, "Old man, do you have any red paper at home?" No, you can buy it in the store." Huang Chao said, "Buy some red paper, tie a lantern, and hang it on the eaves on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month." After Huang Chao left, the old man passed on the news. Neighbors spread the word to ten, and soon all the poor people in the city knew about it, and every family bought red paper to tie lanterns.
Huang Chao returned to the camp and immediately summoned his soldiers to discuss. On the night of the 15th day of the first lunar month in the lunar calendar, he led five thousand elite soldiers across the moat and quietly entered the city along the path pointed by the old man. With a trumpet blast, they attacked from both inside and outside. Soon the city gate was breached and the rebel army entered the city!
At this time, red lights were hung at the door of the poor people's houses, and the whole city was brightly lit. Any door with a red light hanging on the river will not be allowed in by the rebel army; if there is no red light, the rebel army will rush in to seize corrupt officials and rich people, and kill all the corrupt officials, local tyrants and evil gentry in just one night. The next day, Huang Chao opened a warehouse to distribute the grain and sent someone to deliver 200 taels of silver to the old man.
Since then, every household has hung up a red light on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
This custom has been passed down