What are the stories of traditional festivals What are the stories of the eight traditional festival

The stories of traditional Chinese festivals are:

1.Commemoration of Jie Zi Tui: Qingming Festival.

2.Sacrifice to Qu Yuan: Dragon Boat Festival.

3.Queqiao Meeting: Qixi Festival.

4.Chang'e to the Moon: Mid-Autumn Festival.

5.Drive the New Year Beast: Chinese New Year's Eve.

6.Laba Festival: Laba Festival.

7.Chung Yeung Festival: 9th day of the ninth lunar month.

These are some of the traditional Chinese festival stories, and there are many others, most of which are based on folklore or mythological stories.

Once upon a time there was a monster called Nian, and people would eat it when they saw people on Chinese New Year's Eve, and people would run to the mountains before going out. Later, a little beggar came, before Chinese New Year's Eve, he did not run to the mountain at the grandmother's house, on Chinese New Year's Eve, he set off firecrackers at his mother's grandmother's house, pasted couplets, the sound was very loud, the frightened year beast ran directly, since February 1 there is a custom of pasting couplets and setting off firecrackers.

1. Spring Festival 2 The Spring Festival represents the arrival of the New Year in the lunar calendar, on this day, every household is pasted on the door to pray for the big red couplet, and skillfully set off firecrackers, hoping that the coming year will be smooth and filial. 3 According to legend, a long time ago, there was a fierce monster named Nian who kept causing panic. The gods imprisoned it inside the mountain and only let it out once every twelve months.

Twelve months passed, and Nian was released and began to do evil. 4 The people discussed how to deal with the Nian beast, and some said that the year was afraid of red, fire, and noise. People put up red couplets with auspicious words, set off firecrackers, and beat gongs and drums on reed stoves.

5 The monster trembled with fear. When night fell, all the houses lit up their lanterns. The monster was frightened and hid in the mountains from then on, never daring to come out again.

The Nian Beast was defeated, but the custom of celebrating the New Year continues to this day.

2. Lantern Festival 7 The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the Lantern Festival, a custom that dates back to 2,000 years ago. Legend has it that in the Heavenly Court, the Emperor lived a boring and boring life. When he heard that the people of the earth were living happily, he was furious.

So he sent a crane with flames all over his body to the world and burned it on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. 8 And a kind-hearted nymph went down to tell the people about it. A clever man suggested that everyone should light a lantern right away.

The fairy also said that the crane should be put in a cage and the fire should be extinguished. When the crane descended on the earth, it was captured and placed in a cage that could not be lit. 9 Lanterns were lit, and firecrackers and fireworks were set off.

The Emperor of Heaven was very happy when he saw the fire in the world. He thinks that the crane has become a flame and destroyed the world. 10 In fact, lanterns were carried in a procession to celebrate the victory of the Tapius.

To commemorate this day, people hang lanterns or take to the streets with lanterns. This is the Lantern Festival.

3. Qingming Festival 12 The beginning of April every year is the Qingming Festival. On this day, people walk in the countryside, place offerings in front of graves, and wear flowers or tender wicker. The story goes back to before the era, during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the prince of Jin, Chong'er, returned to his motherland after being exiled by the principality for 19 years.

He rewarded and knighted those who remained faithful during his exile according to their merits. 13 In the midst of it was a man named Jiezhitui, who was forgotten by heavy ears. He betrayed his mother and lived in seclusion in the mountains.

One of Chong'er's doormen told him about it. Chong'er took his attendants to look for Cha Jie's rent, but Mianshan was too big for them to find him. 14 Another doorman suggested heavy ears

Set fire to the mountain, and the push came out. Chong'er then ordered the mountain to be burned. A fire burned the mountain, and Shohiro and his mother persevered to their deaths.

15 And he was very sorrowful, and he was not allowed to make a fire. Every house has to eat cold food. The custom of not allowing ** on the Qingming Festival no longer exists.

But the planting of willows and the cleaning of ancestral tombs continue to this day.