Pictures of traditional handwritten newspapers in the fourth grade of primary school
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The message of the traditional handwritten newspaper in the fourth grade of primary school: During the traditional Chinese New Year, we will set off firecrackers, stick grilles, earn lucky money, eat jiaozi, and hear the story of New Year. Among them, I like listening to the story of Nian best. There are many stories about nian, and I like two of them best.
One is that Nian is a group of very fierce animals. They get together and go out, ranging from thousands to hundreds. Every winter, people and all kinds of animals suffer wherever they go. It is said that a group of people can eat hundreds of tigers, leopards and bears and dozens of people once a year.
In winter, people should concentrate on fighting the New Year. In the process of struggling with Nian, people gradually discovered that Nian was fierce and cruel, but it was most afraid of fire and ran away at the sight of it. Therefore, once people find that Nian has come, they will quickly light torches and cheer with weapons until Nian is driven away.
Another legend is that a long time ago, there was a monster named Nian who lived in the deep sea. It has a pair of sharp horns on its head, which is very fierce. On New Year's Eve, this monster named Nian would climb ashore and hurt people's lives, so on New Year's Eve, everyone fled to the mountains.
This year, a white-haired old man came from outside the village. The old man told everyone that there are three fears in a year. One is afraid of red, the other is afraid of noise, and the third is afraid of fire. So during the Chinese New Year, people will set off firecrackers, and stick grilles will turn on the lights for the night.
The story of 2008 is very attractive, and the custom of Chinese New Year is rich and colorful. I like Chinese New Year!
The contents of the traditional handwritten newspaper in the fourth grade of primary school: the traditional culture of China, the civilization of the Chinese nation for 5 thousand years, has accumulated rich and colorful traditional culture, and we have exquisite folk crafts; Such as: paper-cutting, ceramics, ancient national art, such as: drama, pictures; There are magnificent ancient buildings, such as the Forbidden City and the Great Wall. There are beautiful myths and legends, such as: the goddess fills the sky, Pangu opens the sky; China also has traditional festivals, such as Mid-Autumn Festival and Double Ninth Festival. My favorite is the traditional festival Dragon Boat Festival.
The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanyang Festival, Wuyang Festival and May Festival. According to legend, Qu Yuan, a patriotic poet, shed tears by the Luojiang River on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. When people on both sides of the strait knew about it, they rowed for his body and put zongzi into the river, so that fish and shrimp would not eat his body after they were full. This legend has been passed down from generation to generation and evolved into the custom of eating zongzi and racing dragon boats on the Dragon Boat Festival. On the Dragon Boat Festival, the family should prepare a table of daily meals for the whole family to enjoy. Will adults make realgar on the head of children who can't drink, or draw one? Wang? Word, go to the disease and eliminate disasters. Zongzi was popular in the Tang Dynasty as early as 1300 years ago. At that time, Chu people could not bear the death of their saint Qu Yuan, so many people rowed boats to save them and rowed dragon boats to disperse the fish in the river and prevent them from eating Qu Yuan's body. The habit of the Yue people actually prevailed in the land of Wu Yuechu.
This makes me feel the profoundness of the 5,000-year-old traditional culture, and I am very proud of the splendid culture of the Chinese nation.
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