关于节日英语作文3篇 关于节日英语作文篇1 The origin of the rabbit master is about the end of the Ming dynasty. As JiKun (about 1636) before and after the lifetime of the peony pavilion with draft: "Beijing Mid-Autumn festival to more mud tuan rabbit shape, dressed as a man, sit lidoas children enshrined and worshipped." In the qing dynasty, the rabbit's function has been transformed into a child's Mid-Autumn festival toy. The production is also increasingly elaborate, with the wearing of a suit of armor, a robe, a paper umbrella, or a paper umbrella, or sitting or standing. There's a unicorn tiger leopard and so on. There are also people dressed as rabbit heads, or shave their heads, or sew shoes, sell wontons, and tea soup. "Every Mid-Autumn festival, the city man's coincidence, the use of the yellow earth to kneaded the rabbit as a sale, is called the rabbit master." In the old days of the Beijing east and fourth tower, there were the rabbit master stands, and the rabbit for the moon festival. Besides, there are also sales of candles in the southern paper shop. The rabbit master, the bold creation of folk artists, has been personified. It is the first person of the rabbit and holds the jade pestle. Later, some people imitate the characters of the opera, the knights of the rabbit and the rabbit, the knights of the golden helmet, some riding the lion, the elephant and the beast, some riding the peacock, the crane and the birds. Especially for the rabbit, who is a strange man, but a bold creation of folk artists. There is also a rabbit with elbow and jaw which is known as "scratches and scratches" and is more flattering. It's a gift for the moon, but it's a wonderful toy for children. 第 1 页 共 3 页 In the streets of Beijing, a few decades ago, some 60 or so old Beijing could still remember. By the fifteenth of July, the rabbit's stall was on its way. The front door five, the backdoor drum, the west one, the east four and so on, everywhere is a rabbit master stall, big and small, high low, the pendulum is extremely busy. 关于节日英语作文篇2 You must be familiar with the Mid-Autumn festival. Today I will tell you about the traditional Chinese festival, the Mid-Autumn festival. The Mid-Autumn festival falls on the eighth day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar. The Mid-Autumn festival falls on the 15th day of the lunar calendar and is also due to some astronomical phenomena, so the moon is the most round, like a large disc of jade. Everyone has heard the story of the "moon and the moon"! Chang 'e had a husband named houyi. One day houyi brought a few grains of daffodil, one to eat to be immortal, and two people could live forever. One night, houyi never came back. Chang 'e was very lonely, so she ate a grain of fairy and flew to heaven, and set up the palace on the moon. Houyi missed chang 'e very much. Therefore, every year on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, a table is held in the moon, hoping to spend the night with his wife, chang 'e. The Mid-Autumn festival was born. There is a custom in the Mid-Autumn festival, which is to eat moon cakes. Whenever the Mid-Autumn festival, I have about on a few good friends or together on the balcony, watching the whiteness of the moon, eating sweet sweet sweet moon cakes, that feeling is so good! I love the festival! 关于节日英语作文篇3 There are many traditional festivals in China, such as the Dragon 第 2 页 共 3 页 本文来源：https://www.wddqw.com/doc/dd89dc6bcc84b9d528ea81c758f5f61fb73628e0.html