Do we mean the holidays? What is the significance of the holiday?

There are many traditional festivals in China, such as the Spring Festival, the Lantern Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the Double Ninth Festival. In recent years, many Western festivals have been introduced, such as Christmas, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, and Father's Day. More and more festivals are overwhelming, and festivals are becoming boring and meaningless in the eyes of more and more people.

In today's society, many people have become impetuous, they pay attention to more formal and material things, and they can't calm down and think, so they pass by many beautiful things, including the joy of festivals.

I remember when I was a child, every time I had a birthday, I would call some good classmates to come to the house, although my birthday was on the eve of the midterm exam, but every time I had a birthday, I always looked through the recipes all day before my birthday, and then on my birthday, I started to prepare early in the morning, and I was busy all day, making a big table of hearty meals, and I was so tired that I couldn't eat anything almost every time, but watching my friends eat with relish, my heart was sweet. It's the same every holiday at home.

People who don't really experience it with their hearts can't feel the meaning and beauty of the festival.

The reason why these many festivals left to us by our ancestors has endured is not because of the beautiful legends behind each festival, nor because of the various forms it shows, but for only one reason, that is: love! This is also the meaning and soul of all festivals.

The different forms are just different foils and reflections on the subject. National Day makes us pay more attention to and love the country, Chung Yeung Festival makes us pay more attention to and love the elderly, Children's Day makes us pay more attention to and love children, Mother's Day and Father's Day let us pay more attention to and love parents, Valentine's Day makes us pay more attention to and love our partners, and the Chinese New Year makes us more deeply experience family affection.

The significance of the holiday season lies in the fact that it constantly reminds people to always remember the meaning of life: love! The festival allows people to constantly experience and feel the meaning of love, and also reminds people to cherish the love they have, including love, friendship, and family affection.

Therefore, as long as there is love in our hearts, no matter what form we celebrate, our festival will be rich in meaning and beauty.

Dear friends, don't be depressed because you are alone for the holidays, think that the people you love and miss also love and miss you, and think about how happy and joyful it is that at the moment of the festival, your relatives and friends are also silently praying and blessing you from afar! You're not alone in the New Year, with so many people who love you and are with you, you're not alone, are you!

The festival is to commemorate a certain event or to remember a certain ancestor, we have to sacrifice our ancestors during the New Year, and we must miss Qu Yuan during the Dragon Boat Festival.

So whether these remembrances and remembrances belong to idealism.

How should we distinguish it from the idealism of ghosts and gods, in what form should we commemorate and remember, what is the content of remembrance and remembrance, and whether these contents can arouse people's interest.

Mid-Autumn Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, such a festival, that festival, the country has arranged a holiday for us to calm the gods, and it is a holiday, and the Mid-Autumn Festival is interested in eating moon cakes, and the Dragon Boat Festival is happy to eat a zongzi, and it is over. The festival is more for a holiday, and most of its content has been reduced to a formality, without much enthusiasm, and its meaning is similar to an ordinary weekend.

The significance of traditional festivals:

First, it is the foundation of the family. In the face of the erosion of traditional festival values, the reshaping of traditional festival values should start from family education.

Start with family education as the foundation for the revitalization of traditional festivals. Cultivating children's moral education through family education lays a good foundation for the continuation and development of traditional festivals. Parents should instill in their children the excellent traditional Chinese values from an early age, such as diligence and thrift, filial piety first, etc., so that children can keep in mind the core values of traditional customs from an early age and take root in their hearts.

Second, it is college education. College education is not only a critical period for students' moral education, but also an important stage for the reshaping of traditional festival values. Colleges and universities should pay more attention to traditional festival education activities, integrate traditional festival content into ideological and political courses, and appropriately integrate traditional festival activities into physical education courses, such as dragon ruler front boat.

Spin top, folk dance.

Through these courses, students will be strengthened to understand traditional festivals.

In addition, schools should also actively carry out traditional festival activities, organize students to visit historical and cultural resorts, explore "cultural tribes", and let students experience traditional culture on the spot.

Become the main force to inherit and spread traditional culture.

Third, it is social support.

The reshaping of traditional festival values is not to stick to tradition, but also to combine modern communication tools to better achieve the communication effect, but in the process of communication, it is necessary to prevent over-commercialization and prevent the phenomenon of abandoning the origin of traditional festival values. With the Internet technology.

Inspire the younger generation to pay attention to traditional festivals and appreciate the charm of traditional festivals. In addition, with the increasing popularity of traditional festival tourism activities, we can make full use of tourism channels to promote traditional festivals, but we should avoid excessive commercial color in tourism activities, adhere to the essence of traditional festivals, and not only attract tourists, but also not abandon the cultural value of traditional festivals.

Individuals have their own hobbies, and their favorite festivals are not the same, but my favorite festivals areSpring Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, National Day

1. Spring Festival

Whenever the New Year's bell rings, I always close my eyes and make a wish quietly, and sometimes I set myself a goal for the New Year, and when I hear the New Year's bell, I will have a feeling of regret in my heart, feeling that time has passed so quickly, and my wish in previous years has not been fulfilled. Nevertheless, I have grown up and matured and learned to face everything with courage and accept the challenges of the new year with optimism. I love the New Year because a New Year not only brings me joy in the New Year, but also allows me to grow up and mature.

2. National Day

Happy National Day! The meaning of the National Day for us, for the awakening, is to get rid of the narrow perspective of the self, from all desires based on self-scarcity, and to truly see a wider world and people, and to bear for it. This is not a high-profile (self-based climbing), nor is it a mental framing (achieving a sense of self-certainty and fulfillment in a certain standard), but a natural flow and expression from the inside out.

During the seven-day holiday of the National Day, we were able to gather with our families and eat together quietly.

3. Mid-Autumn Festival

Whenever it was the Mid-Autumn Festival, our family would gather at my uncle's house to eat and chat together.

I'm the pickiest eater in our family, so my uncle will always accommodate me more when he cooks, and there will always be dishes I like to eat on the dinner table every year (my uncle's food is delicious).

We can always talk for a long time during the meal, and the atmosphere is really cheerful and makes people feel very happy!

After eating, we will sit in the courtyard and admire the moon, put mooncakes, grapefruits, ponies (as we call them here) on the table, and put a stick of incense on the sleeve, and when the incense is burned, the moon will be over, but we will always stay a little longer, because we are reluctant to go back too early.

So every time after the Mid-Autumn Festival, I always miss it very much, and then I start looking forward to the next year's Mid-Autumn Festival.

1. Eat Lantern Festival: Lantern Festival is made of glutinous rice, either solid or stuffed. The north is the "rolling" Lantern Festival, and the south is "wrapping" glutinous rice balls.

2. Viewing lanterns: Viewing lanterns is a must-do thing in the Lantern Festival, in addition to lighting lanterns, you can also set off fireworks to help fun.

3. Guess the lantern riddle: "Guess the lantern riddle", also known as "playing the lantern riddle", is an activity added after the Lantern Festival, which appeared in the Song Dynasty. Because riddles can enlighten wisdom and are very interesting, they are popular with all walks of life in the process of circulation.

4. Playing dragon lanterns: Playing dragon lanterns, also known as dragon lanterns or dragon dances. Originated in antiquity.

5. Stepping on stilts: Stepping on stilts is a popular mass skill performance among the people.

6. Chi Zao Lion Dance: Lion Dance is an excellent folk art in China, and every Lantern Festival or assembly celebration, the folk come to cheer with the lion dance. This custom originated during the Three Kingdoms period and became popular during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and has a history of more than 1,000 years.

7. Rowing boat: Rowing boat, also known as running boat, is to imitate the boat's work on land, and most of the people who perform running boats are girls.

8. Walking all kinds of diseases: On the night of the Lantern Festival, the women walked together, yarding or walking by the wall, or crossing the bridge, the main purpose was to drive away the disease and remove the rock.

In fact, the biggest difference between the festival and the usual Yinru is to be able to sit with relatives and friends to have a reunion dinner, I think this is the most important thing during the New Year.

Why do we need festivals? Because, life needs a sense of ritual.

Some time ago, I watched "The Little King" and thought that there was a good part of it that solved this problem.

The little prince domesticated a fox waiting for love, and the next day the little prince went to visit him.

"You'd better come at the same time every day," said the fox, "for example, if you come at four o'clock in the afternoon, then from three o'clock onwards I'll begin to feel happy." The closer the time gets, the happier I feel. At four o'clock, I would be restless; I will find the price of happiness.

But if you come at any time, I don't know when to get my mood ......readyThere should be a certain ritual. ”

"What is the ceremony? The little prince asked.

"It's also something that's often forgotten. "It is to make a certain day different from other days, to make a certain moment different from other times." ”

Life needs a sense of ritual, and a sense of ritual makes a day different.

Most of the time, life is uneventful and rushed, coming home from work every day, having a casual meal, talking about clothes littered everywhere in the room, and staying at home on weekends and not even bothering to wash ...... hairLife has been lived like a pool of lifeless water, and I have long been thinking about any anniversaries, and I keep complaining about the boredom of life.

Life itself is there, and what it presents depends entirely on your own state of mind, and a sense of ritual can awaken our respect for life.

We need to have festivals, we need to have a sense of ritual. We need weddings, graduation trips, birthdays, and Chinese New Year. A sense of ritual is needed to give new meaning to life.

It is not enough for a person to have this life and this life, he should also have a poetic world.

The festival is a custom passed down from generation to generation, or to express family affection and friendship, or to the memory of the ancestors, or to the filial piety of the elderly, or to the admiration of lovers, etc., it is needless to say, but what the festival is is not clear in one or two sentences. In the past, there were very specific actions such as begging, begging, begging, whispering under the vines in the quiet night, etc., but now these are either forgotten, or there is no atmosphere to do. The festival is reinforcing a spirit and emotion.

Festivals are also a manifestation of culture.

Outside of work, people need to take a break.

Inherit and carry forward the excellent cultural traditions, or pay attention to important dates to commemorate the Wang.

In addition, the contact and interaction between relatives and friends, the maintenance and promotion of family affection and friendship are also the important significance of the festival.

Celebrating the festival allows the people of Chun Pants Mountain to reminisce about the good old days and be full of hope for the future. The festival also brings a sense of belonging and togetherness, giving the innocent a chance to reunite with family and friends. Festivals are also an important way for people to pass on their culture, helping people to preserve and pass on their cultural traditions.

Because this is a traditional festival of the Chinese nation, it has been handed down from thousands of years ago. Our festival is not only to remember the ancestors, but also Cong Yinqing continues the virtues of the Chinese nation, so we need to celebrate the festival, which is the things of the ancestors, we should inherit and carry forward.

First, there is a lack of depth. One is the lack of spatial depth. Traditional festivals are often closely linked to social space, and social space sets the authority and margins of traditional festivals.

However, in the modern commercial society, traditional festivals and customs have gradually lost their inherent content, and it is impossible to judge the relationship between traditional festivals and social space. Second, the overall value is missing. In the past, the traditional festivals and customs contained a deep national leakage psychology and a complex operating system, which had profound cultural significance.

In modern society, some traditional festival activities seem to be popular, but they are only popular in form and no longer have an impact on the hearts of citizens. The third is the lack of human care. Traditional festivals often embody good moral character and promote people to be positive and good, but now they contain many commercial interests, and are even full of deception and false consumption content, which has some negative effects on society.

Second, the sense of history is shallow. The traditional no-shirt festival is a record of history and culture, heroes, and ethnic customs, with a long and strong sense of history. However, modern festivals and customs have integrated more commercial atmosphere, and forcibly endowed traditional festivals with the attributes of "shopping festivals" and "commercial festivals", which are mainly reflected in the following three aspects.

The first is the commercialization of festival ceremonies. Second, cultural entities give way to cultural images. Third, nostalgia is gradually disappearing.

In many traditional festivals in our country, there is a delicate nostalgia, which is a manifestation of the homesickness of strangers and the knowledge of the rotten country. With the commercialization of traditional festivals, money first.

First, the idea of consumption first is getting deeper and deeper, which gradually leads the public to get rid of nostalgia, and the spiritual connotation of traditional festivals and customs gradually disappears.

Third, the "halo effect" is weakened. The "halo effect" mainly refers to the positive impact of the unique value of traditional festivals on the public in the process of dissemination.