关于春节见闻的英语作文

　　As the Spring Festival approaches, there are suddenly more pedestrians on the streets. Some are buying new clothes, some are buying candy and other things for the New Year, and some are buying couplets. There are more people in the supermarket, twice as many as usual. Although some products have increased in price, those people are still buying vegetables, snacks, beverages, clothes, sugar, and other things. Our family also bought a lot of things, including a book, QQ candy, jelly, couplets, and a big "fu" character. The couplet reads: "Blessed stars always shine on a peaceful house, and beautiful scenery often comes to the Tang Le family.". We also hung large lanterns at home. At night, when the lanterns were opened, they looked very beautiful.



　　The Spring Festival has arrived, and many relatives are spending the holiday with us at home. On the street, there are also many people going to relatives' homes. There are still many people setting off firecrackers on the street, and we are also setting off firecrackers. Adults chat, play cards, and watch TV at home. In the evening, we will set off some bright firecrackers, such as the "Red Flower Encyclopedia" and "colorful tubes". After setting off the firecrackers, we will hold lanterns and play games outside, such as "catching people". If you turn off the lantern, others won't see you and won't come to catch you. In a while, the adults will be going home. At that time, we really couldn't bear to part ways and wanted to play for a while longer. However, our relatives still left. After they all left, we sat in front of the TV and watched the Spring Festival Gala.



　　Great holiday! I not only ate and drank good food, had new clothes to wear, but also had a lot of New Year's money. I must cherish it well and not waste it.

　　On the evening of New Year's Eve, our family had a sumptuous New Year's Eve dinner. Adults put all the cooked chicken, duck, fish, squid, etc. on the table. I couldn't help but swallow a mouthful of water and wanted to pick up a piece of chicken leg to eat. My dad tugged at my clothes, and my mom glared at me. I immediately understood. I quickly picked it up for my grandmother and grandfather. Everyone praises me as a good child. Then, I picked myself a piece of chicken and ate it with relish, but it was so hot that I vomited it all at once. The elder sister smiled and said, "Little greedy cat, you are in a hurry. Don't eat too fast. The good food is still behind! When you are full, it depends on how you will eat later." Soon, mother brought the last dish pearl Rice-meat dumplings. Mom was about to give me one, so I had better start first. I quickly picked up my chopsticks and gave everyone a Rice-meat dumplings. Everyone laughed "ha ha". I took the opportunity to pick up the drink, imitate the adult's appearance, and coughed twice, "As the Chinese New Year approaches, I want to say a few words (ellipsis)," my father smiled and said, "Don't put on airs, speak quickly if you have something to say." I continued, "First of all, I wish everyone good health, smooth work, and all the best. Then, I wish myself progress in learning and comprehensive development!" "This ghost girl," my mother pretended to be angry and said. "Hahaha," our whole family burst into laughter.



　　The bell rang at midnight, and X years have passed, ushering in a new year - X. I am still bouncing and jumping non-stop, intoxicated by the beautiful night scenery.

　　"Moonlight lights fill the imperial capital, fragrant carriages and precious chariots pass through the thoroughfare." As the lanterns first appear, the street becomes like a newborn baby, opening its eyes as the lights light up one by one, reflecting a bright and dreamy world. The brilliant and colorful lights adorn the earth in a colorful way, connecting it endlessly with the vast sky. The trees on the distant street have been transformed, with golden filaments winding around the trunk and hanging from the branches. From top to bottom, they are deep red, peach red, light red, light pink... refreshing and dreamy, like stars falling to the ground, merging into a gradually changing dream galaxy. The magnificent Tang style buildings on both sides of the road, with slightly upturned eaves and golden lanterns, appear even more magnificent in the blue and gray night sky, as if returning to the prosperous era of the past: "The lights of thousands of households are as bright as mirrors, the flowing hot tea of thousands of cities, the deep alleys of Zhumen Luo Qi Lie, and the people of the prosperous Tang Dynasty are peaceful.". The sculpture in the center of the road is supported by fiery and wavy auspicious clouds, adorned with palace lamps adorned with gold edged and red gauze. The Empress in the center is surrounded by numerous female officials, sitting on the stroller with a majestic and noble expression. With the shining lights, the majesty of the emperor is revealed, which is both real and illusory, making people feel as if they have returned to the ancient capital of Chang'an thousands of years ago.



　　Accompanied by colorful neon lights, strolling along the streets of the Tang Dynasty's Eternal City, you will see Li Bai wielding a sword and a lamp, Du Fu holding a pen and contemplating, and Wang Wei combining poetry and painting. They stand gracefully on the corridor of history. At this moment, I seem to dream back to the Tang Dynasty and communicate with everyone about these poems. I think perhaps it is this mesmerizing interplay of time that has made the Tang Dynasty Never Night City the most eye-catching focus of Xi'an.



　　Walk once, watch the way, dream a dream, appreciate the sound of the phoenix flute, the light of the jade pot, and the blooming flowers and trees in the east wind at night.

　　Hanging longevity lanterns is one of the things that every Northeasterner should do on New Year's Eve. People in the Northeast will turn on the longevity lamp at 30 o'clock from the New Year's Eve to the Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Festival. Hanging large, small, red... all kinds of them on the balcony, hanging on the hanger, means constant incense and longevity.



　　If you come to Northeast China to celebrate the Chinese New Year, you will definitely find that every household will have their blessings upside down. Why is this? Because this symbolizes "happiness has arrived". What are the requirements for this? Legend: There was a butler who, in order to please Prince Gong, asked his subjects to write hundreds of blessings and paste them on the treasury and gate of Prince Gong's mansion. But an illiterate person happened to come to the mansion and mistakenly pasted the blessing upside down. As a result, Prince Gong was very angry and asked the butler what was going on. The butler came up with a quick idea and said, "This just means that the blessing has fallen!" Upon hearing this, Prince Gong not only did not punish him, but also rewarded him heavily. From then on, this custom passed down.



　　The custom of cutting the dragon head on February 2nd is also highly valued in Northeast China. There is a saying in Northeast China: in January, my uncle dies by cutting his head. So as long as there is an uncle in the first month, we don't cut our hair. Just wait until the second day of February, you can imagine how lively the barber shop is on that day.



　　Lighting longevity lanterns, sticking blessings upside down, and cutting the dragon head on the second day of the second lunar month are just a part of the customs of the Spring Festival in Tieling. There are also many things to pay attention to, such as eating New Year's Eve dinner, dumplings, and frozen autumn pears. In short, the Spring Festival in Tieling is colorful and full of flavor, which you cannot feel anywhere else.



　　Rolling to the feet of the guardian dog, the guardian dog ate it in one bite. How is it going? Is this creative idea of "meat buns beating dogs - there is no return" good?



　　This is the leaf sticker I made, I have preserved the beauty of autumn. Mom even praised me as a good hands-on child!

　　I believe everyone is familiar with the word Spring Festival couplets, but not many people truly understand it. Firstly, the Spring Festival couplets are divided into two parts: horizontal couplets and couplets. Horizontal couplets generally consist of four characters, while couplets have no word limit, but require neat and neat couplets. The upper and lower couplets should not only have the same word count, but also have similar parts of speech. Reading more Spring Festival couplets is actually a good way to learn. Praising and reading various Spring Festival couplets is like walking in a colorful garden of flowers. This Spring Festival, I not only want to write couplets for our own small family, but also plan to write more as New Year gifts to give to my grandmother and aunt. Do as you please. I have prepared my pen, ink, paper, and inkstone. After a morning of hard work, the four couplets have finally been completed. My grandmother is old, and I wish her a happy and auspicious old age. So, the couplet I gave her was: "Peace" is worth a thousand gold, "Harmony" adds a hundred blessings to the whole family, and horizontal inscri.ption: "Happiness and auspiciousness.". I wish Auntie and her family all the best in the new year. The couplet I gave to their family is: Smooth sailing, family portrait, everything goes smoothly, and the whole family is full of spring. Horizontal approval: Celebrating the Spring Festival. I wish Aunt Er and her family peace and prosperity in the new year. So, the couplet given to their family is: a heavenly gift of peace and blessings, and people from all over the world share prosperity and prosperity in spring. Horizontal approval: Everything goes smoothly. And I hope my own small home will always be filled with joy and live happily every day. So I wrote a couplet like this: Celebrating a bountiful harvest and having a happy family, welcoming the new year and bringing glory to the courtyard. Horizontal endorsement: Family happiness.



　　When my grandmother and family received the Spring Festival couplets I wrote, everyone praised them and carefully pasted them on their own doors. Seeing all of this, I felt very proud because these Spring Festival couplets were all from the hands of my own "Master Hu"!



　　Writing Spring Festival couplets not only brings a lot of fun to our big family, but also strengthens my interest in learning calligraphy!

　　Every year during the Spring Festival, we go to our homes in the countryside. The Chinese New Year in the countryside is very lively, and it feels like a strong New Year.



　　February 9th is New Year's Eve, and my aunt has prepared a sumptuous New Year's Eve dinner for us. It's almost time for New Year's Eve dinner in the evening, and my mother and aunt and I went to the kitchen to serve vegetables. Afterwards, we sat at the big round table and had the New Year's Eve dinner. The dishes on the table are very rich: steamed turtle, big crab, Babao duck, local chicken pot, braised hoof fat, Babaofan (Rice pudding with eight-delicious ingredients), mushrooms, green vegetables, meatballs, etc. Of course, there is also a must-have dish during the Spring Festival, which is "fish", because fish symbolizes "surplus every year".



　　We hadn't finished our New Year's Eve dinner yet when we heard the sound of fireworks popping outside. I quickly ran out. "Wow," I shouted loudly. "What beautiful fireworks!" I quickly ran back into the room and asked my dad to bring me a bunch of "small fireworks" and a lighter. I couldn't wait to set off the fireworks. I asked my dad to help me light the small fireworks. "Hoo, hoo, hoo..." The small fireworks flickered like the lights on the tail of a firefly, and also like small stars in the sky, so beautiful!



　　After setting off the fireworks and returning to the house, the adults were about to have a good New Year's Eve dinner. My dad, mom, uncle, aunt, and grandpa started giving me red envelopes. I received a lot of red envelopes, so happy!



　　The sound of fireworks outside is still ringing one after another. I am intoxicated by the brilliant night sky, eating snacks, holding red envelopes, and looking around at the fireworks, feeling indescribable joy in my heart.



　　I love celebrating the Spring Festival and prefer the familial atmosphere of family and friends gathering together!

　　It's winter vacation now, and because there's no one at home to take care of me, I go to work with my mother every day. Sitting in my mother's car, I looked through the car window and saw bright red Chinese knots and red lanterns hanging on each street lamp on both sides of the road. Everything looked so festive. The car is moving at a constant speed. Suddenly, the car came to a stop. I looked at it and before reaching the traffic lights, I asked my mom, "Mom, why did you stop?"? Mom said: There is a traffic jam ahead, I don't know what the reason is. We waited for a while, and the car resumed traffic. Son, take a look quickly. Mom said hurriedly. I stretched my neck and saw a black sedan collide with a taxi, and the black car's head was shattered. The taxi was also hit by a big pit, and the two car owners were constantly arguing. It is obvious at the scene that one car is heading south and the other is heading west. If both cars had made concessions to each other and followed traffic rules, such a tragedy would not have happened today. How disharmonious it is to have such a tragedy on this happy day! These are all handmade by people. I really can't understand why adults don't follow traffic rules and give way to each other. This not only facilitates oneself but also others.



　　The Spring Festival is a unique holiday in China, and I hope to have more beauty and less sadness on this joyful day. It is everyone's responsibility to abide by traffic rules.r r