Ching Ming Festival

The customs of the Ching Ming Festival are rich and interesting. The Ching Ming Festival in my hometown is even more memorable.

"There are rains in the Qingming period, and the people on the road want to break the soul." The most important activity of the Ching Ming Festival is of course the grave sweeping. On the Ching Ming Festival, we will come to the tomb, present a bunch of flowers, burn some paper money, to express our thoughts and blessings for our loved ones, and silently pray for them in our hearts, wishing them to be able to Like us, we live happily and happily. At this time, we can't help but recall the years when they used to spend time with us. The pictures seemed to be vivid, and I couldn't help but shed tears. Of course, as teenagers in the new century, we should pay more attention to national heroes and sweep graves for the martyrs of the Republic. Without these national heroes and revolutionary martyrs who exchanged blood and life for our happy life today, there would be no bright future for us. In this way, we cherish our grief, inherit the legacy of the martyrs, and devote ourselves to learning with a high spirit. Qingshan stands tall, green water long song, we will always remember and praise the deeds of the revolutionary martyrs, inherit the legacy of the martyrs, and better contribute to the construction of the motherland in the future!

When the Qingming arrives, the temperature rises, which is a good time for spring planting. Therefore, before and after the Qingming period, the melons were harvested and the beans were harvested. The farmer’s uncle planted his hopes before and after the Qingming, and he hoped that there would be a good harvest in the fall. People will also plant a small sapling, beautify their homeland, and make the land of China more lush.

Ching Ming Festival, also known as the Green Festival. In spring, the colorful paints are splashed around, and everything is revived. We took advantage of this good time, took the camera, went to the mountains, and the fields went green, looking for the footprints of spring.

In the Ching Ming period, kites can't stand the loneliness, fly in the air, dance, bloom in the blue sky, like a fish, and roam. The children were holding kites in their hands, cheering one by one, flying the children's hearts, letting go of happiness, and letting fly hope.

This is the Ching Ming Festival in my hometown. We spent the beautiful festivals with sweeping, walking, kite and other activities.

Fifth grade: Jiang Wenjia