Educational composition in Spring Festival couplets

Every Spring Festival, every household pastes red Spring Festival couplets on their doors, adding to the festive atmosphere. Spring couplets originated from ancient peach symbols. Peach charms are rectangular peach boards hung on both sides of the door. Write the names of the two gods "Shen Tu" and "Yulei" on it to drive away ghosts and ward off evil spirits. Every Spring Festival, people always replace the old peach charms with new peach charms. The following is the content of the cultural composition in the Spring Festival couplets. Welcome to read! Composition on knowledge in the Spring Festival couplets

"There is also knowledge in the Spring Festival couplets?" You will definitely ask this after reading it. Yes, there is a lot of knowledge in the Spring Festival couplets! Don’t believe it? Listen to me slowly.

During the Chinese New Year, every household has to tear off the old Spring Festival couplets and put on new ones. It means getting rid of last year's bad luck and ushering in good luck in the new year. The same goes for my family. However, there are many people who post up and down couplets randomly and often make jokes. In order to avoid this, our family specially sent me to identify the upper and lower couplets before posting them.

One of the Spring Festival couplets our family bought this year is "Good luck always comes to the gate of wealth" and the other is "Lucky stars always shine in auspicious places." I read these couplets carefully. Suddenly I remembered how Teacher He taught us how to identify the upper and lower couplets when we were learning Spring Couplets: the last character of the upper couplet is usually the 3rd and 4th tones; but the opposite is true for the second couplet, the last character is the 1st and 2nd tones. According to this method, I separated the upper and lower couplets at once and read them several times. Well, that's it. I hurriedly gave the Spring Festival couplets to my father first. Before he posted them, I didn’t forget to say: "Post the Spring Festival couplets on the right side!"

After my father posted the Spring Festival couplets, I stood in front of the door and carefully Try to figure out this couplet. Look, "Lucky Star" is paired with "Good Luck", "Eternal Light" is paired with "Always Present", and "Auspicious Place" is paired with "Wealth Gate". Moreover, this couplet reflects people's best wishes for the new year and makes people full of hope for the arrival of the new year.

Now you understand why I chose "Learning in Spring Couplets" as the title! You know, the knowledge in Spring Festival couplets is far more than that! Composition on knowledge in Spring Festival couplets

Posting Spring Festival couplets is an essential part of celebrating the New Year, but there is also a lot of knowledge in these Spring Festival couplets.

Spring couplets must pay attention to antithesis. Only two words with equal parts of speech can be together. Otherwise, the meaning will be different and the reading will not be smooth. For example, what should be written here in the sentence "The wind blows thousands of willows, and the rain ( ) thousands of flowers"? Write "beat"? No, this would be like what I said. Not only does it not make sense, it also doesn’t mean the original sentence. The word "run" should be added here. This is the correct answer.

In addition to confrontation, the number of words in the Spring Festival couplets must be equal. Everyone must know this. The most common and difficult thing to do with Spring Festival couplets is that the meaning of the words is repeated. I have made this mistake a few times, but I discovered and corrected it myself, so I also remind everyone to pay attention.

There is another story about Spring Festival couplets! A long time ago, a family offended the then emperor Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang was very angry and ordered that family to be killed. In order to make it easier to identify, he put a mark with the word "福" on the door of that family. Empress Ma couldn't bear to let them die, so she ordered everyone in the city to put "福" on their doors before the 30th. Zhu Yuanzhang was dumbfounded and didn't know what to do. As a result, he saw a family with the word "福" posted on it. He was very angry and wanted to kill all of them. Queen Ma said, "When 'luck' arrives, doesn't it mean that blessing has arrived? How auspicious!" When Zhu Yuanzhang heard this, he felt it was reasonable and agreed not to kill them. Later, the word "福" became a kind of Spring Festival couplets.

It turns out that there is so much knowledge in these Spring Festival couplets. You can find the knowledge inside only by discovering it. Knowledge composition in Spring Festival couplets

On the eve of the Spring Festival, I was "ordered" to write Spring Festival couplets and the word "Fu", so I quickly wrote on the red paper sprinkled with gold powder, "The flowers and trees in the sun are showing in spring, and the horseshoes are proud of the wind all the way." ", while writing and writing, I suddenly thought of something: Why write Spring Festival couplets? "It seems that in the legend it was Zhu Yuanzhang who forced people all over the country to post Spring Festival couplets. That's right. Zhu Yuanzhang was a superstitious person." I was thinking when my pen crooked and a word "福" was written incorrectly. I stopped thinking and concentrated on I started writing Spring Festival couplets and the character "福".

After writing the "mountain" of Spring Festival couplets and the characters "Fu", I sat on the sofa and tried to search for the history of the Spring Festival couplets in my mind. Many memory fragments came to me: "Taizong once hung two door gods. "The statues of Yuchi Jingde and Shu Bao", "The earliest door god was the god Tu Yulei," "The predecessor of the Spring Festival couplets was the peach wood talisman. The peach wood talisman was originally used to ward off disasters and avoid evil. Later, writing on the talisman was the predecessor of the Spring Festival couplets."

I shook my head, but still had no idea. What was the predecessor of Spring Festival couplets, and why was it later simplified to Spring Festival couplets? How did Spring Festival couplets become popular? With these questions in mind, I started checking again.

The folk custom of Spring Festival couplets originated in the Song Dynasty and became popular in the Ming Dynasty. According to the records of Ming Dynasty scholars, Zhu Yuanjing loved couplets. In Jinling, the imperial capital of the Ming Dynasty, a decree was issued before the New Year's Eve, and a Spring Festival couplet must be added to the door of the house of officials and officials. It was written by Meng Chang, the later master. Meng Chang inscribed ten big characters on the peach wood charm, "New Year's Day, Happy Festival, Changchun". These ten characters created a precedent for Spring Festival couplets. After Meng Chang inscribed the peach wood charm, bachelor of letters People then followed suit and regarded writing Spring Festival couplets as an elegant thing, so the trend of writing Spring Festival couplets gradually spread.

However, in the Song Dynasty, "Spring couplets" were still called "peach charms", but the couplets were no longer limited to being inscribed on peach wood charms. They were also inscribed on the pillars and were called "couples". After the Song Dynasty, Yichun Tie mostly used couplets. Some collected ancient quotations from the Book of Songs, and some collected poems from the Tang and Song Dynasties. Later, in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, they became inscriptions on red paper.

It turns out that the Spring Festival couplets I wrote have so much knowledge! It is true that there is knowledge everywhere in life!