Rural theme of senior high school composition & gt 1700 words

Flowers still bloom every year, but they are different from year to year. After the Sino-Japanese War, I ushered in the second day, and the Spring Festival of the Year of the Sheep arrived as scheduled. Beijingers are busy going home, buying new year's goods and visiting relatives and friends. I don't know why, but when I look at the people around me, I always feel that there seems to be less flavor of the New Year. The happiest thing when I was a child was looking forward to the Chinese New Year. That kind of pious mood, that kind of eager taste, is still full of passion every time I think of it. Wear new clothes, set off firecrackers, put up Spring Festival couplets, eat jiaozi, kowtow to the elderly, ask for lucky money and visit temple fairs. On New Year's Eve, chasing the smoke and noise of firecrackers, carrying a big bowl full of jiaozi and a group of friends, the village east ran to the village west, which was simple, lively and childlike. When I grow up, these childhood dreams, which have been printed in my mind, consciously or unconsciously become a unique lingering image and are deeply rooted in my heart.

Life is impermanent, with ups and downs. Looking back on the past and present, it is sometimes as colorful as flowers and sometimes as winding as rivers. Think about the road, there are flowers, applause, thorns and whirlpools; After traveling for so many years, now at the age of knowing destiny, life experience will inevitably meet many unforgettable people and things, and it is precisely because of these strange things and unforgettable people that life is more colorful and wonderful.

Spring Festival is the most traditional festival in China, where families get together and spend the night together. Affection, affection and harmonious love constitute the source of the flavor of the year, which takes root in the heart day after day and year after year. Get up in the afternoon and look out of the window. A spring in which everything recovers is slowly opening. Suddenly Laba passed, as if I couldn't remember the taste of Laba porridge and Laba garlic at once. Just after the New Year, the jiaozi I ate may not have been fully digested, but it seems that I haven't left a deep impression. When I came home from work, I saw rows of red lanterns hanging on the lampposts on both sides of the street, as well as advertisements and slogans about the taste of the year. I deeply felt that the taste of the year was really getting closer and closer. The Spring Festival is coming, which means that spring is coming, Vientiane is recovering, and the vegetation is renewed, which brings endless joy and hope to people who have just lived in the long winter of ice and snow and withered vegetation, and looks forward to the spring flowers!

China's long cultural history endows the Spring Festival with too many connotations. Throughout the ages, in such a special time and space environment as the Spring Festival, many literati were given imagination and left many beautiful sentences. Starting from unity, Vientiane will be renewed; "I know that firecrackers are old, and occasionally plum blossoms are spring"; "In addition to firecrackers, the spring breeze send warm enters Tu Su"; "Thousands of families change new peaches for old peaches every day"; "I also throw a few pieces of paper at people, and the world is too simple to be in space"-things have changed, and it is still popular today after many years.

Spring Festival is an ancient festival in China, and it is also the most important festival in a year. In thousands of years of historical development, some relatively fixed customs and habits have been formed, which have been passed down to this day. Since the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, people have been busy with the Spring Festival: cleaning the house, washing their hair and taking a bath, buying new year's goods, preparing new year's utensils and so on. All these activities have a common theme, that is, "saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new". On New Year's Eve, the whole family get together to have a "reunion dinner". The elders give "lucky money" to the children, and the family sit around and "watch". When the first cock crow rings, or the New Year bell rings, firecrackers are ringing in the street, and the noise is one after another, and the new year begins. The next day, men and women, old and young, rich and poor, put on their usual holiday costumes, paid a New Year call to their elders, visited relatives and friends, and congratulated each other on their new happiness and wealth. The warm atmosphere of the festival permeates not only every household, but also the streets and alleys around the country. In some places, there are customs such as lion dancing, playing with dragon lanterns, visiting flower markets and temple fairs. During this period, the city was full of lanterns and the streets were full of tourists. Very lively, unprecedented, until the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month.

The Spring Festival has been passed down for thousands of years, which contains the wisdom and crystallization of China culture, embodies the life pursuit and emotional sustenance of China people, and inherits the social ethics of China people. Today's Spring Festival, although the taste of the year is getting weaker and weaker, for us living in the city, it is undoubtedly a very luxurious, happy and happy thing for relatives from all corners of the country to get together and have a reunion year.

The Spring Festival is the end of a year and the beginning of a new year. No matter how the world changes, the days will go by day. At the beginning of the new year, time is getting better. Let's be kind and let go of hope!