文史常识13-漫谈我国的传统节日（Common knowledge of literature and history 13- ramble on traditional festivals in China）.docVIP

文史常识13-漫谈我国的传统节日（Common knowledge of literature and history 13- ramble on traditional festivals in China） Common knowledge of literature and history - ramble on traditional festivals in China Talking about the traditional festivals in China The Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei visited Changan at the age of seventeen, the day of the festival, he watched others head inserted Judy Ying, hand carrying wine, make friends with congenial persons enjoy autumn climbing, and reminded, nostalgic thinkingpro feelings, write alone in a foreign land, during the festive season, remote brothers climb the mountain again, cornel a few people poems. The poem not only with Wang Wei deep feelings of loneliness, for thousands of years by countless pedestrians kept off resonance, but also revealed the ancient festival customs, provides vivid materials for our further understanding of Chinese traditional culture. There are many ancient festivals in China, and many of them have been handed down to this day. These festivals have kept the living customs, morals and religious ideas of the people of all ethnic groups in China, and have become the cultural symbols of the people of all ethnic groups who love life, yearn for the future and are creative. Therefore, it is meaningful to understand their ins and outs, customs and characteristics. Here are some important festivals on a monthly basis. The Spring Festival is the most important festival for the people of our country. The Spring Festival has different meanings in different historical periods. In the Shang Dynasty, the Spring Festival is called new year. At the beginning of the month, from year to year month day date night moon. In the Han Dynasty, people in this day the twenty-four solar term of spring for the spring festival. During the northern and Southern Dynasties, people called the whole spring the Spring Festival. Today, we must celebrate the lunar new year at the beginning of the lunar year, after the revolution of 1911. Around the Sprin