Pinyin of Canguang Temple

Pinyin of Candeng Temple: [cá n dē ng mò mio].

Broken lamp temple, a China idiom, is pronounced as cá n dē ng mò mio, which means the lamp that is about to go out and the temple fair that is about to end; Metaphor things have declined and are coming to an end. ? Spring Festival from Beijing.

The Spring Festival in Beijing is an essay written by the modern writer Lao She at 195 1. This paper describes the folk customs of the Spring Festival in old Beijing, shows the solemnity and liveliness of the Spring Festival, and shows the warmth and beauty of the holiday customs in China.

The origin of the temple of remnant light:

A lamp that is about to go out; The last day of the temple fair means the end of the temple fair. Cande ·NGM· Mio, the Temple of Remnant Lights, is a metaphor for the end of things and the end of the system. "Nie Gannu's Essay-Beijing Spring Festival", the original text is "At the end of the temple, students should go to school and adults should go to work as usual.

The new year ends on the nineteenth day of the first month. The twelfth lunar month and the first lunar month are the most leisurely times in rural social gatherings, and pigs, cattle and sheep are also demanding growth. Everyone has to kill pigs and sheep for a year. After the Lantern Festival, the weather turned warmer and everyone went to work again. Although Beijing is a city, it is also very lively to celebrate the New Year with rural society.