Lantern Festival, also known as the Upper Yuan Festival, small New Year's Eve, New Year's Eve or Lantern Festival, the First Moon is the First Month of the Lunar Calendar, the ancients called "Night" as "Supper", the fifteenth day of the first month is the first full moon night of the year, so the fifteenth day of the first month is called "Lantern Festival". According to the Taoist "Three Yuan", the fifteenth day of the first month is also called the "Shangyuan Festival". Since ancient times, the lantern festival customs have been dominated by the warm and festive lantern viewing customs.
The Lantern Festival is the first hope of the year, as the first full moon of the Lunar New Year, pinning people's countless beautiful expectations. On this day, people gather to admire the moon, guess the riddles of the lanterns, set off fireworks, eat lanterns, and the street market is bustling and bustling.
In the Lantern Festival in ancient times, the big red lanterns were hung high early, men, women and children were looking forward to the arrival of the night, people sang and danced, walking and walking in laughter... Although the atmosphere of today's Lantern Festival is not as strong as it was then, it is still a carnival in the hearts of every Chinese, and it is the "flower good full moon" in the hearts of every China.
Thousands of homes are lit up, and friendship is babbling. The little Lantern Festival, the round tangyuan is lively and crowded together on this day, like a family, happily gathered together. At the beginning of the lantern, the moon is chanjuan, the house is filled with thick fireworks, the pot holds a lantern in the bowl, a lantern, a reunion, at this moment, the moon in the sky, the bowl is round, the reunion on earth.
This evening is a good season, and the world is long and watchful. Spring has come, only wish the family to stay together, accompany as usual, the future can be expected, human feelings can wait, gradually there is a bright and brilliant sunshine, dispel the layers of haze, will be warm, all over the world. (Huang Lin)