Written before the second dumpling banquet held by the elders of Kulongfeng
Text/Han Haisheng
In the cool autumn season, meet the heavy sun,
The mountains are covered with colorful leaves.
The voice boiling at the foot of Longfeng,
The old hometown gathered together.
The minced meat has been adjusted,
The dough is soft and firm just right.
Mulberry birthday star words ancient and modern,
Hot on steaming dumplings.
The leader of the village committee is good,
Take the lead in respecting the old and respecting the elderly.
Happy life is not easy to come by,
Thank you to the government, thank you to the party.
In order to carry forward the traditional virtues of respecting the elderly, advocating the culture of filial piety, in order to express respect and care for the elders, and shorten the distance between the elderly,
The Kulongfeng Village Committee will hold a dumpling banquet for the elderly and celebrate the New Year's Day in the 2023 Chongyang Festival, so that more elderly people can feel the care and care of the party and the government and the strong respect for the old and love for the elderly in a joyful atmosphere [愛心] [愛心] [愛心] [love].
Recall the first dumpling banquet, at seven o'clock in the morning, Kulongfeng elderly volunteers gathered together to make noodles, knead noodles, roll skins, mix fillings, and make dumplings.... The elderly of the whole village sat around the table on the stage, tasting dumplings, pulling homely meals, blessing each other, and happiness overflowed on the faces of every old man.
The party branch of Kulongfeng, by holding a dumpling banquet, not only left family affection, but also created a strong fine tradition of "respecting, loving and helping the elderly".
After the first dumpling banquet, the party committee of Kulongfeng said that it will continue to take filial piety culture as the starting point, rely on the red radio waves of Kulongfeng, enrich the cultural life of villagers, improve the spiritual outlook of farmers, and help the traditional virtues of filial piety and respect for the elderly.
Contributed by the Kurum Peak Intangible Culture Research Association