我的中国节,我的中国结记录

1,大家知道的节日有很多，既有春节、清明节、端午节、中秋节这样的民间传统节日，又有妇女节、儿童节、劳动节这样的现代化国际节日，还有一些像国庆节、教师节、植树节那样的特殊节日，等等。但其中我最喜欢的节日就要数端午节了！因为在那次端午节我学到了一门手艺-----包粽子。记得在去年端午节那天，我和妈妈去姥姥家包粽子。我看见姥姥和妈妈她们先用水把手给洗干净，每人挑出了两片早已准备好的粽叶，再用粽叶窝成一个漏斗（不过底下是封口的）然后将泡好的米放到了粽叶窝成的漏斗里，又捧了一点水放了进去，接着又放了一颗红枣，最后用粽叶把漏斗的口包严，并缠上了线。我看着看着忽然觉得包粽子很好玩，便说：哎，老妈！让我也包一个粽子吧！妈妈点点头给我了两片粽叶教我包粽子。我学着他们的样子：窝漏斗、放米、放大枣、放一点水、封口。但是，大人们包的粽子饱满极了，而我呢，骨瘦如柴。我问妈妈怎么回事？妈妈检查了一遍哈哈大笑，让我自己去看。我看了又拆，拆了又看，拆了又做，做了又拆，在很多遍之后，终于发现我包的粽子下面的漏斗没封实，漏了一个洞，原来我在窝的时候不像大人们一样细心，没检查是否底下有漏洞，所以闹出了一个大大的笑话。你们在做任何事时一定要细心，不要步我的后尘啊！今年的端午节就要到了，我期待着展示我的手艺。我喜欢包粽子，更喜欢端午节！

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3,Boasting rich cultural meaning and a long history, traditional Chinese festivals compose an important and brilliant part of Chinese culture. Most traditional festivals took shape during the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC), the first unified and power-centralized dynasty of China. By the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220), China had experienced a great development period and major traditional festivals were fixed. In the most prosperous Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907), traditional festivals liberated themselves from primitive sacrifice, taboo and mystery and became more entertaining. From then on, festive occasions turned more brisk and exciting and more and more folk customs were developed. Some festivals and customs we still follow today, but others disappeared into the mists of time. The formation of traditional festivals is a long process of historical and cultural accumulation in a nation or a state. Festival customs passed down to today still show signs of ethnic group struggles. Festival activities always reflect primitive sacrifice, superstitious taboo and earthly life, people's spirit and religious influence. Sometimes historical figures become the focus of a festival, showing people's commemoration for them and endowing some historical sense to it. Moreover, traditional Chinese festivals were often connected with ancient astronomy, calendars and mathematics. Jieqi, or the 24 seasonal division points, is a key factor in forming traditional festivals. According to the traditional Chinese calendar, a year is divided into 24 points, which can accurately show seasonal changes and acts as a basic guidance system for agricultural production. The 24 seasonal division points came into being in the Warring States Period (475 BC-221 BC). As China is a vast land and has many ethnic groups, different ethnic groups have different festivals in different places. Even on the same festival, they follow different customs. Here we introduce some important and commonly celebrated festivals. In fact, these traditional festivals have absorbed nourishment from different regions and various ethnic cultures and are a precious cultural heritage for the whole Chinese nation and its guests.