Hometown style sixth grade composition

In daily study, work and life, many people write compositions, which can vent their emotions and adjust their mood. In order to make your writing easier and more convenient, the following is my sixth grade composition "Hometown Customs", hoping to help you.

Hometown custom 1 Spring Festival is the first day of the first lunar month, one of the traditional festivals in China, and it is a festival to reunite with relatives.

In order to welcome this day, in order to welcome this reunion dinner, relatives have begun to prepare at home. Some of them kill pigs, some slaughter sheep, and some fish ... pork is used to make delicious meatballs, symbolizing the reunion of family members, and mutton is made into delicious mutton cakes. Cake means "high", which symbolizes that the family is getting taller every year, and fish represents more than one year. There are a lot of such foods, which means that the happy life of relatives is getting better and better!

On the morning of the 30th, grandpa asked me to put up couplets with him. Let's tear up the old couplets first, then clean the door and paste the new couplets and the word "Fu". Grandpa said: "this is to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year, good luck and welcome the new year!" "

On New Year's Eve, the whole family get together for a reunion dinner. The new happiness in my heart is really unspeakable! After dinner, the children set off fireworks together, and the dazzling fireworks flew into the sky like blooming flowers. In the middle of the night 12, the New Year bell officially rings, and people set off firecrackers to celebrate the arrival of the New Year. * * * I wish you happiness, happiness and reunion!

The new year has begun, and the new year is auspicious and happy!

As the saying goes, "Adults look forward to farming and children look forward to the New Year." Why? Because, you can receive lucky money during the Spring Festival. The scene of New Year's Eve is quite different from the usual night. The streets are brightly lit. In the alley, lanterns were decorated. Large and small, all kinds of colorful flowers bloom in the air, making the dark sky particularly vibrant.

Early in the morning, my parents and I walked the streets to pay New Year's greetings. Of course, we will also go to my aunt's house! When I arrived at my aunt's house, I immediately said something auspicious: "Happy New Year to my aunt, Happy New Year to my uncle and Happy New Year to my cousin." "Haha, this child has really grown up by one year." My uncle also praised me, and I smiled shyly. Suddenly, I saw my aunt smiled mysteriously and said, "Oh, it seems that there is still a link missing." "Huh?" I asked curiously, "What is it?" "That's the thing, red!" Mom was involved. "Well, I really don't know." I let out a sigh. "Here you are, be sure to accept it." When I looked intently, it was a red envelope! I accepted the red envelope excitedly, and my heart was full of joy.

Lucky money represents the love of the elders for the younger generation, so we should cherish it.

My hometown is in the countryside. There are many customs in my hometown. The most lively and interesting thing is the Lantern Festival. Our village is divided into three villages, East Village, West Village and South Village. We go to the Lantern Festival for three days every year. On the first day, we went to the East Village. On the second and third days, we went to the West Village and the South Village. The whole village will attend these three days, plus a string of relatives.

As soon as the meeting entered the twelfth lunar month, the villagers began to get busy and clean up. Everything inside and outside the house has been cleaned up, and old clothes and garbage have been packed out. We have to prepare enough new year's goods to entertain our relatives and friends. Streets must be decorated with lights to show the festive atmosphere. The skillful craftsmen in the village showed their talents and made all kinds of lanterns. Hanging on both sides of the street, at night, brightly lit, very spectacular

The Spring Festival party is the favorite of adults, but we are not very interested in it. In the small yard, we shouted, "Grandma, take out your gun." That's why grandma takes out a lot of guns, but we enjoy it. Fireworks and the stars in the sky reflect each other and are very beautiful.

This is the Spring Festival in my hometown. How lively the Spring Festival in my hometown is! It is festive and happy to spend the Spring Festival in my hometown.

Hometown Custom Composition 4 The Chinese nation is a big family. They all have different customs in different places.

There are many scary but fun customs in Shuitou, Wenzhou. Next, I will introduce you to the customs of Wenzhou Shuitou!

First of all, most of our Shuitou people in Wenzhou believe in Buddhism. Every New Year's Eve, the masses will choose a blessed or lucky person to walk on the burning and very hot ground more than 20 meters long. Every time I see that scene, I get goose bumps. However, this man bravely walked the burning road. Everything seems to be really like god's help, and the man seems to have nothing to do and went straight over.

There is also a more exciting custom of jumping three feet high, that is, if the person who walks through the fire is free, he will have to sit in the "hedgehog chair". Those are chairs covered with iron thorns. When I saw the man, I went straight up and sat down hard, but it was okay. I was scared to death!

What did you say?/Sorry? Are the non-cultural traditional customs in Wenzhou magical and unique? Is it fun?

Hello, everyone, I am a little girl of Han nationality! My hometown is in Jiangxi, and I know the local customs of my hometown very well. Let me talk to you today!

In my hometown, there are many traditional festivals. For example, Mid-Autumn Festival, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and many other festivals all imply reunion, but there is one festival that reminds people of their loved ones, and that is Tomb-Sweeping Day. On this day in Tomb-Sweeping Day, we will visit graves and send flowers to our dead relatives as a souvenir. Thinking of this, I can't help feeling a little sad.

Most of our Han architecture is simple and beautiful. In our county, everyone lives in a building. We call this crowded place a community. This is not the case in rural areas. Almost every family has their own house. It's not that big, but it's warm.

In our hometown of Han nationality, food is also indispensable. There are lobsters, crabs, shells, meat, rice ... these are my favorite foods, and they are all very delicious. Unfortunately, Mongolia doesn't have such fresh and delicious milk. Haha, but I still like my hometown.

Hometown Custom Composition 6 The Spring Festival is on the first day of the first lunar month, which is one of the four traditional festivals in China.

There are many customs in the Spring Festival! On New Year's Eve 12, you can open the door wide, burn incense and shoot guns to celebrate the Spring Festival. The first thing you say and do during the Spring Festival is to look good, so as to ensure the safety of the year. Breakfast is also very particular. For example, on the morning of the first day of our family every year, grandma will definitely give us longevity noodles and a cup of coarse tea.

After breakfast in the morning, you burn incense to worship your ancestors. In the incense burner in front of the ancestral throne, a long incense filled with light smoke was lit, and a red candle lit a brilliant light. In front of the ancestors' portraits, incense sticks were lit for old jiaozi, cakes, cakes, meat, rice and other things. The bronze bells of the family members are ringing, and the solemn atmosphere is filled. The elders led men, women and children, men left and women right, standing neatly on both sides, burning incense and lighting candles in front of the ancestral shrine, and bowing to the ancestors for a long time according to their generations. After bowing down, grandpa will take out a big iron basin, and then put paper money, paper-folded gold ingots and fake money into the basin to burn. Dad lit a long incense and then took some firecrackers to the door. A burst of firecrackers came, and my brother and sister covered their ears with their hands in horror. After setting off firecrackers, you have to worship your ancestors, but this time you are not kneeling, but standing. When the paper is burned out, it's time to serve wine! This is also the time when our children are happy. We children each took a glass of wine and poured it into an iron basin, saying, "Old lady, drink."

Because of this pneumonia, I didn't go out to visit my relatives, but I was at home to worship my ancestors.

Hometown customs composition 7 There is a saying in my hometown called Twenty-Three Burning Fire.

On the 23 rd of the twelfth lunar month, our family, like others, will burn a fire. Fire and pie have the same effect. Crispy skin and fresh and delicious stuffing in the middle, just remembering, I feel that the greedy worm in my stomach has been hooked up.

When I woke up on the morning of the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, I could smell the burning flames and hear my parents busy in the kitchen.

Get up. Then I saw my father burning a fire outside. My father put the fire on the table and saw me. He said to me, "Go and call your sister out to eat the fire." After waking up my sister. Seeing the steaming fire, I want to pick up one and eat it. Take a bite, it tastes really good! Don't say that charming fragrance, attractive color, crisp skin. Just say that the delicious stuffing is hard to extricate itself.

I ate it three times, five times and twice before I got angry. Dad said helplessly, "Why don't we wait until it gets cold?" Only then did I realize that it was really hot.

But I was very happy that day.

Great changes have taken place in my hometown in recent years. At this time, the roads in my hometown are so dusty that cars will be thrown up as soon as they pass the dust. To make matters worse, on such a rainy day, the roads are so muddy that I will suffer if I am not careful. There are no trees by the roadside, only some bare, patchwork houses. When the wind blows, the dust rises wildly, and there are many plastic belts flying in the air, so the air quality is very poor. At this moment, my hometown is completely new. The old dirt road is paved with cement, the middle is raised, and trees are planted on both sides of the road, so that when it rains, water will not gather in the middle, but flow into the tree pits on both sides, that is, when the trees are crossed, water will not flow into the middle of the road. Isn't this the best of both worlds? In windy weather, there will be no plastic belts flying around in the air, but they will be sent to the trash can. This is for garbage, and the house on the roadside has been repaired smoothly. People pay more and more attention to environmental sanitation, people no longer spit everywhere, the air is getting better and better, and people's lives are getting more and more perfect. In the morning, people can hear the gentle calls of birds. The roads have become smoother, the air has become fresher and people's lives have become more perfect. I believe my hometown will become more perfect. I love my hometown.

Hello everyone, today I want to introduce my grandmother's home, which is my hometown.

Grandma, they live in a village with a large population. On New Year's Eve, when you walk around the village, you will find the same thing in front of every household. This thing is exactly what I want to talk about today. That's not a lantern, but a Spring Festival couplets. Our family is no exception, because it is a custom in my hometown. However, if you look carefully, you will find that the Spring Festival couplets posted in front of our house are handwritten! Because grandpa's calligraphy is good, so our Spring Festival couplets are also written by grandpa! However, speaking of this, I remembered the day my grandfather wrote Spring Festival couplets and told us a legend about Spring Festival couplets: Because an ancient monster named Nian often came to harass people during the Spring Festival, but he was afraid of red and loud things like Spring Festival couplets, so people often posted Spring Festival couplets and fired guns. Moreover, it also proves why the background color of Spring Festival couplets is red, and because single red paper is not beautiful, people often write some auspicious words on it.

This is my grandmother's family, the traditional custom of my grandmother's family. what do you think?

In my memory, the most lively festival in my hometown is the solstice in winter, which is more lively and grand than the Spring Festival.

On the solstice of winter, the first important thing for children is to buy dumplings, including red bean paste stuffing, mung bean stuffing and white dumplings with the same appearance. The second important thing is to buy fireworks, especially for boys. What "kicking" and "flying monkeys" are popular with children. Rich people also buy rocket fireworks. On the night before the winter solstice, if they see someone setting off fireworks on their balcony,

Children are happy, adults are busy. On the winter solstice, men have to drive their own cars or entrust people to go to the city to buy sacrifices to worship the gods. Women make all kinds of sweets at home, so be wary of "little mice" stealing them. Some vendors seize business opportunities and sell snacks at the edge of the market. Some people kill chickens and pigs, which is very lively.

The solstice winter has finally arrived. Every household in their nest moved a big table full of fish, braised goose, pork and other products to the village square to worship the "master." On the solstice of winter, several old temples on the mountain are crowded with people and incense, and a troupe invited from outside performs Chaozhou opera in the village square. Children help adults set off firecrackers and firecrackers on the roof.

The winter solstice in my hometown is very lively every year. Although our village is not better than the city, we should celebrate the winter solstice, which is more lively than the city.

My hometown is a quiet and beautiful village in Luonan County. Because it is far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the ecological environment here is very good, the air is very fresh, and many traditional customs are still preserved. I like it very much.

Every year, as the Chinese New Year approaches, every household in the village begins to steam steamed buns and make steamed buns in the twelfth lunar month, all of which are ground by themselves. They are delicious. The most delicious thing is a kind of pasta called "Youlou". Cooked noodles are fried in a special way in an oil pan and become golden and round, like gold ingots. Eat this "gold ingot" and it will be very prosperous in the coming year.

On New Year's Eve, after dinner, the whole family began to wrap jiaozi around the stove. Grandma will quietly put some coins in the jiaozi. She will eat jiaozi on the morning of New Year to celebrate the beginning of the new year. When eating jiaozi, everyone is trying to see who is lucky. Grandma said that people who eat coins must have good luck next year.

Throughout the first month, small villages are full of flavor, delicious, beautiful and fun, and countless. I like it here. The customs here are really interesting.

Speaking of the local customs of our hometown, three days and three nights are endless. Take the Spring Festival for example!

Spring Festival is the first day of every year, and people in hometown call it New Year's Day. There is a saying that "firecrackers are set off" on New Year's Day, that is, when the New Year comes, the first thing for every household to open the door is to set off firecrackers and greet the New Year with the sound of firecrackers. Setting off firecrackers can create a festive and lively atmosphere, which is a kind of entertainment for festivals and can make people feel happy and auspicious.

There is another custom in my hometown during the Spring Festival, which is to eat jiaozi. In order to exorcise evil spirits and get lucky, jiaozi has to cook more and eat more, but he is unable to do so. He puts steamed bread after meals, which is more than enough every year. Once jiaozi is boiled, you can't say "broken" but "earned". When eating, in addition to a bowl for each person, one or two bowls should be served to make people prosperous. Eating jiaozi is full of festive atmosphere. During the Spring Festival, coins, dates and chestnuts are wrapped in jiaozi. And eating red dates means that the New Year can be vigorous and sweaty; Eating coins means you can make a fortune in the new year. Whoever eats which, everyone sincerely congratulates you. If the child gets the money, the parents are very happy and think that the child has a future. In addition to encouragement, they will also send red envelopes to express their congratulations.

I think the custom in my hometown contains an eternal meaning-I hope people who have worked hard for a year can have a good rest for a few days, adjust their mood and prepare for the struggle next year.

Hometown customs 13 Everyone's hometown has its own special customs. Of course, my hometown is no exception. The custom in my hometown is to worship Aobao.

Sacrificing Aobao is a traditional Mongolian sacrificial activity. On this day, herders will go to Aobao in droves to offer sacrifices. They will place Buddha statues on Aobao, erect prayer flags, and worship beef, mutton and milk together in front of Aobao. Then, the lamas began to burn incense and light lamps, chanting prayers, and the masses made three turns around Aobao from left to right, hoping to usher in a bumper harvest year.

Aobao is Mongolian, meaning heap or bulge. Aobao is usually located on high mountains or hills, because they think there is a road to heaven on the tall and majestic mountains. Aobao is a cone-shaped solid tower made of stone, with a long rod inserted at the top, animal hair horns and warp cloth tied at the head, and stepping stones burning cedars on all sides; There are also branches planted next to Aobao, which are used to make whole sheep, koumiss, butter and cheese. When offering sacrifices, in ancient times, shaman wizards beat gongs and drums, recited spells, worshipped and prayed; In modern times, lamas burn incense and light lamps, chanting scriptures and chanting.

It is precisely because of the different customs and habits in different regions that we have a profound China culture, which we must pass on.

Hometown customs sixth grade composition 14 Qiandongnan Prefecture is a place where many ethnic groups live together, and it is also known as one of the top ten most interesting places, namely, two villages and one county, Langdezhai and Xijiangzhai, and two villages and one county are Leishan County. A very lively festival for Miao people is the Miao Year Festival. In this happy festival, people dance Lusheng, bullfight, sing folk songs, drink wine songs and other national customs.

It is held every October. During the festival, when guests come, they must drink roadblock wine, village wine, welcome wine and door wine. After twelve glasses of wine, we arrived at Miao's home. In this festival, the girls are dressed up, and the boys are playing elegant Lusheng and dancing happily on the Lusheng field. Some young men asked the girls to sing folk songs on the mountain and answer each other. It is a great pleasure for the old people to drink wine and sing toast song.

In this crowded bullring, drunken old people pull their cows to participate in the bullfighting competition. During the bullfight, the old people will cheer for their cows. There were waves of fighting from the bullring, such as the sound of waves. In this traditional festival, all guests from afar are welcome to visit the scenic area.

Hometown customs 15 My hometown is in Jiangxi, and I am most interested in making sesame paste. In many places, people have replaced traditional food production with machines, but our hometown is traditional handicrafts. Making sesame paste before the Spring Festival was very impressive.

The raw materials needed to make mash are cooked glutinous rice flour, brown sugar and so on. First of all, the novel glutinous rice (annual output) must be soaked in clear water for a day and a night, then the wet glutinous rice is steamed on a wooden steamer, and then the steamed glutinous rice is poured into a big stone bag, and two strong people repeatedly beat it into flexible glutinous rice mash with a rice hammer.

In the whole production process, the most prominent thing is to beat glutinous rice paste, which can only be accurately grasped by experienced people. Too long beating time will make glutinous rice paste stick to the stone pocket, while short beating time will make glutinous rice feel worse. It is very hard to play glutinous rice paste. The longer you play, the tougher and stronger you are. After the glutinous rice paste is made, put it on a clean chopping board, add cooked rice flour, knead it into glutinous rice balls, roll it thin by hand, and add sesame brown sugar powder to make the delicious glutinous rice paste.

When making sesame cakes, everyone was talking and laughing together, enjoying themselves and having a happy New Year atmosphere. If you want to make delicious and beautiful sesame cakes, you should pay attention to your heart.