Read English stories about Spring Festival.

Spring Festival is the most important festival in China. At this time of the year, excitement and happiness are obvious, and it reaches its peak on Lunar New Year's Eve.

Spring Festival is the most important festival in China. Every Spring Festival, people are in high spirits, especially on New Year's Eve, which reaches its climax.

Although the15th day (also known as the Lantern Festival) from the first day of the Lunar New Year to the end of the15th day is relatively long, it is the busiest time of the year for China people. They have to make arrangements for family reunion, shopping for necessities and preparing food, which keeps them busy throughout the holiday. Many of them will go home and eat and drink with friends. Celebrations include decorating houses and setting off fireworks.

The Spring Festival lasts 65,438+05 days, from the beginning of the Lunar New Year to the end of the Lantern Festival on 1 month 15. This relatively long period of time is the busiest time for China people. They arrange family gatherings, buy new year's goods and prepare rich food, so that the whole Spring Festival holiday is very busy. Many people will go back to their hometown for the Spring Festival, meet friends and get together for dinner. Celebrating the Spring Festival also includes cleaning and setting off fireworks.

But we are talking about a tradition that seems to be fading.

But what we are going to say now is that the taste of the year is fading.

Due to the country's economic development and globalization, the Spring Festival celebrated today has undergone many changes.

Due to the economic development and globalization in China, great changes have taken place in the Spring Festival.

However, the Spring Festival is incomplete without food. In the early days, people could not get the delicious food they wanted at any time, which is not applicable in today's society. People are often in danger of famine. The best time for people to celebrate is when there is enough food, which may happen in spring or at the beginning of the Lunar New Year. This is the main reason why the Spring Festival is so important among China people.

But no Spring Festival is completely inseparable from "eating". Once upon a time, no matter how long people wanted to buy new year's goods in advance, they couldn't, but now it's different. There was a famine. When people can get enough food, that is, in spring or early January, they will celebrate. This is the main reason why the Spring Festival is so important to China people.

But thirty years of economic growth has ensured that people in China can enjoy delicious food at any time except those who are still poor. People's wealth has changed so much that some people have to be treated for obesity and other health problems related to overeating.

However, the economic development in the past 30 years has enabled China people to enjoy delicious food at any time except those who are still very poor. This is due to the increase of people's wealth, but the latter also causes some people to eat too much, resulting in obesity and health problems.

Recently, many people began to pray for career promotion or more money instead of praying for God or Buddha's health, longevity and family happiness. But now the number of such people is decreasing, which shows that people are becoming more and more reasonable.

In recent years, many people began to pray for career advancement and financial resources instead of praying to God and Buddha. They have good health, long life and happy families. But now such people are decreasing, which shows that people are becoming more and more rational.

Legend of the year

People in China began to celebrate the New Year more than 3,000 years ago. The farmers thanked the harvest and prayed. They prayed to the gods for a good harvest next year.

China people have celebrated the traditional New Year for more than 3,000 years. The farmers thanked God for the bumper harvest and prayed for a good harvest in the coming year. But there is a story behind celebrating the New Year, and the following is a legend about celebrating the New Year.

But there is a story behind all the celebrations. Here is the legend of how the China New Year celebrations began.

It is said that there is a man-eating beast called Nian, which has a maw that can eat several people in one bite. When the monster can't find food on the mountain, it will go down to a nearby village and attack and eat all edible animals, including people. The villagers spent the whole winter in fear.

According to legend, Nian, a man-eating wild monster, has a very big mouth and can swallow several people at a time. This beast appears in a village. When there is nothing to eat in the near winter, it will come to the village and attack and eat anything it can eat. The villagers will live in fear all winter.

According to legend, there was a man who ate the wild monster Nian with a very big mouth and swallowed several people at once. This beast appeared in the countryside. As soon as winter is over, it will run to the village and eat whatever it can, so the villagers live in fear all winter.

The next year it came back and the same thing happened. This monster seems too powerful to be defeated. So all the villagers will take their young and old to the mountains to avoid the New Year.

The next winter, the monster arrived as scheduled and the same tragedy happened again. This monster is so powerful that people can knock it down, so all the villagers hide in the mountains with their whole families to avoid becoming food all year round.

One day, a clever old man passed by the village and told an old woman, "I will teach you how to scare away Nian!" "

One day, a clever old man passed by the village and said to an old woman, "How can I tell you to scare Nian away?" .

That night, when Nian came to the village, he saw that all the houses were dark except the one where an old woman lived. I approached the house and licked my lips in anticipation. Suddenly, deafening firecrackers were heard.

That night, when he stepped into the village, he saw that all the houses in the village had no lights except the old lady's house. Nian leaned against the house, licked his lips and looked forward to his dinner. Suddenly, deafening firecrackers kept ringing in my ears.

The monster was startled. Suddenly he realized that the house was covered with red paper. This made him even more afraid, and it ran into the mountains. When the villagers came back, they saw that the old woman was safe and sound! People later learned that Nian was afraid of loud noise and red, so the villagers gathered together and agreed that when Nian visited at the end of every winter, they would make a fire in front of everyone's door, not sleeping, but making noise.

Nian was afraid of firecrackers and jumped up. Suddenly, he found red paper stuck outside the house. This frightened the monster and ran away. When the villagers returned to the village, they found the old woman unscathed. Later, the villagers knew that the monster named Nian was afraid of being noisy and red, so the village name agreed that when Nian came to the village next time, every household would make a fire in front of the door and then make a scene.

The next year, the villagers got ready. They set off firecrackers, light all the lights, decorate their houses with red, put red paper on the doors, wear red clothes and hang red lanterns. Whenever "New Year" comes, they make loud music, beat gongs and drums, dance and set off fireworks to scare away wild animals.

The next year, the village name was ready. They prepare firecrackers, light all the lights, decorate the house with orange, put red paper on the door, wear red clothes and carry red lanterns in their hands. They beat gongs and drums, sang loudly, danced and set off firecrackers everywhere.

Since then, Nian has never gone down the mountain to cause any trouble.

From then on, I never dared to make trouble in this village again.

This eventually became a tradition in China and led to the celebration of another year of safe living. China people celebrate this legend, and it continues to this day!

This has become a tradition in China to celebrate the year of peace, and China people celebrate the New Year with this legend until today.