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2025-04-03 13:41本頁面
【正文】 g Day, including tomb sweeping: Tomb Sweeping on the Tomb Sweeping Day is to respect our ancestors. Long formed customs, but the sweeping ceremony is not held on the day of the Qingming Festival, but on a single day close to the Qingming Festival. It is said that only monks sweep the tombs on Qingming Day. Inserting willows is also a custom of Qingming Festival. When people go on an outing, they can fold down a few wickers and play with them in their hands, weave them into hats and wear them on their heads, or take them home and insert them on the lintel and eaves. Proverbs have。 Qingming does not wear willows and turns yellow after death。 On the other hand, prepare some sacrifices, burn a few pieces of paper money, hang some notes on the branches, and hold a simple sacrificial ceremony to express the memory of the dead. In ancient times, there was the custom of outing on February and March 3. “The river goes up on February 2, and the east wind blows the Sheng on the liver” and “the weather is new on March 3, and there are many beautiful people near the water in Chang’an”. It describes the grand scenery of the Tang people’s outing. In ancient times, on this day, people gathered relatives and friends, supported the old and children, took a spring outing in the suburbs, and then sat around for a piic to return at dusk. There are also many traditional and colorful cultural and sports activities around the Qingming Festival, such as tug of war, swing, kite flying, polo, cockfighting and so on. The customs of Qingming Festival are rich and colorful, and the records of previous dynasties are very numerous. The poet Huai Qingming’s works are even more colorful and unforgettable. In these sense, Qingming is not only a solar term, but also a traditional festival. As the saying goes, “it rains in succession during the Qingming Festival, and pedestrians on the road want to break their souls. Ask where the restaurant is, and the shepherd boy points to Xinghua village in the distance.” Today is Tomb Sweeping Day, a traditional festival in China. It is a day for people to worship their deceased relatives. On this day, I got up early in the morning and went back to my hometown to visit the grave with my father. It drizzled on the road, and a few gusts of wind swept through my ears, bringing a few chills. Back home, the rain quietly stopped. Let’s get things ready, wear water shoes and go to worship the mountain! My sister and I cheered. On the rugged mountain road, we rowed through the lush weeds and soon climbed the mountain. First of all, I’d like to worship Tai Gong first. Adults are busy weeding and cultivating soil for Tai Gong’s tomb. I also came to help and put silver bars on Tai Gong’s tomb to make it look more beautiful. We placed a lot of offerings in front of the tomb. Some adults were inserting incense candles, some were burning money and paper, some were on an outing, and their hands were bined with “bless the family.” Next, let’s go to visit the third aunt. My sister and I pulled up our spades and shovel the soil everywhere. In front of the big third aunt’s grave, we poured a little wine i
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