Essay New Fashion of Chinese New Year Folk Culture .

This year, in the Year of the Dragon, people's New Year's way has a new trick, and the traditional festival also plays a "New Year's flavor". Reverse family visits, Weibo New Year's greetings, and cultural New Year's goods have all become a "new fashion" for the New Year.

Reverse family visits have become a "New Year's fashion".

The Spring Festival is a day of reunion for all families. Every Chinese New Year, some children who work and study in other places rush home for the New Year. However, practical difficulties such as the difficulty of buying tickets and the short vacation have become obstacles for children to return home. Nowadays, the new fashion of parents going to their children's homes for the New Year is quietly emerging.

Ms. Wang's children work in Shanghai. During the Chinese New Year this year, she did not let the children come back for the New Year, but went to Shanghai with her husband to "visit relatives". She said that the Spring Festival holiday is short, and it is very hard to let children run back and forth on the road.

And when she and her wife go to Shanghai, relatively speaking, the time is freer, they can come back later, and at the same time, they can also experience the "flavor" of the New Year in the big city.

Miss Liu, who works in a company in Hangzhou, no longer worries about going back to her hometown in Yueqing for the New Year this year. In the past, in order to go home for the New Year, she had to ask the company for leave early. This year, she "settled down" in Hangzhou, and took all the old people in her family to Hangzhou for the New Year.

Visiting the West Lake and drinking Longjing, this year has a unique flavor.

"Micro blessings" are all the rage.

In previous years, I received hundreds of text messages during the Spring Festival, and the content was similar. This year, there are significantly fewer text messages, and many friends have switched to Weibo and WeChat to greet the New Year. A citizen said that he also decided to send "micro" blessings to friends who have WeChat.

Ms. Chen is a "post-80s" who lives in different cities with some of her girlfriends. During the Spring Festival this year, she used WeChat to greet several of her girlfriends on WeChat. She said, "While watching the Spring Festival Gala, chatting on WeChat and listening to familiar voices, we felt as if we were back in college and had a dormitory meeting, which was very happy."

The reporter learned that many young friends around them are inclined to use Weibo and WeChat to pay New Year's greetings, and they all said that they have now entered the "micro era", and these "micro forms" are convenient, fast and economical, and at the same time they can hear the voice, which is full of novelty.

"Cultural New Year's goods" are popular.

"Cultural New Year's goods" such as books, newspapers, movies, calligraphy, and operas are becoming more and more diverse, and traditional cultural activities such as New Year prayers are also popular. Every year, there are folk activities such as "dragon dance" in some places. This year is the Year of the Dragon, and some folk activities related to the "Dragon" are more colorful, and the "Cultural New Year's Goods" are popular among the public.

During the Spring Festival, Longwan District held a theme activity to commemorate Qi Jiguang in Haicheng Street, and held a dragon lantern painting activity in Huangshi Village, Yaoxi Street. In addition, Wutian Square also holds the square culture and art festival activities, Ou opera performances and other traditional Wenzhou culture and arts; Century Square held the lantern show of "Longteng Prosperous Age, Happy Wenzhou".

Some citizens said that these cultural and folk customs enriched their Spring Festival life, and at the same time, they also took the opportunity of the festival to preserve and inherit these cultural and folk customs. They are all very happy to participate in these activities.

Write it yourself, it's almost time to start school, your brother and I have time.

Complete plagiarism! I know who you are! Are you a small one in Shiwan? May 1st class? Because that's the same with my cousin's homework!

The New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is the most solemn and important festival in our country, the most prosperous traditional festival in our country, and the most important festival for our people. Let's take a look at the basic customs of the Chinese New Year!

During the Spring Festival, every household must be dressed up red, hanging red lanterns, Spring Festival couplets, pasting the word "Fu" and so on. In short, it is red, red, and red, and it can be said that "red" has become people's closest friend during the Spring Festival. Legend has it that in ancient times, a monster called "Nian" often ran out to harm people during the Spring Festival, and later learned that it was very afraid of red things and loud noises, such as a ripe red apple was enough to scare it away.

Later, people came up with a way, that is, to dress up their homes in red during the Spring Festival, and often set off firecrackers.

On Chinese New Year's Eve, everyone has to stay up late to keep vigil. In ancient times, there was a person who used to pass the time with poetry and mahjong, but now it is different, science and technology are developed, and the family sits comfortably on the sofa to watch the Spring Festival Gala, and children also like to watch it! But why stay up late to keep vigil?

Legend has it that in ancient times, there was a monster called "Sui" who liked to eat adults and the elderly, and did not like to eat children. However, it is very bad, and whenever it encounters a child, it will cast a spell to make the child stupid.

Until one year on New Year's Day, a rich man gave his son a little money and tied it in his bag, but when his son met "Sui", "Sui" turned around and ran away when he saw this glittering golden thing. Since then, everyone will not only keep watch for the "New Year" at night and beware of the sneak attack of the "New Year", but also give their children some pocket money appropriately, named "New Year's Money".

The New Year is coming, and there are so many interesting traditional customs, so much to look forward to!

Sticking the "blessing" upside down on the door, wardrobe, and water tank means that the blessing has arrived.