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形容好几个节日在同一天的句子

时间:2014-08-02 06:25

描写节日的好句子

1、春节是我国的传统文化,它有着悠久的文化历史,到了这一天,人们要在一起吃饭、贴春联、贴倒福、放鞭炮,等活动。

  2、春节前,家家户户都灯火通明,家家都把房子打扮得别具一格,各有各的个性。

他们把买来的年货放得满地都地。

买来的年画怎么贴法,那就各有自己的风格和喜好了。

有的正着贴,有的倒着贴,还有的歪着贴,各有千秋。

人们把买来的菜全部都弄好了,只等春节一到,就可一饱口福了。

家家备有鞭炮,人们穿上新衣服,准备迎新年,在春节前,人们一出门,如果遇上了好朋友,总是口中不忘说一句:“上街啊

”  3、春节到了,小朋友们便早早起床,来到爸爸妈妈的房间,开始了传统的拜年仪式了。

小朋友们对父母说着一些吉祥话儿,爸妈就拿出压岁钱,让小孩子们高高兴兴。

大家都希望今年能够吉祥如意,招财进宝。

  4、春节是中国最隆重的传统节日,它象征着团结、兴旺,是对未来寄托新的希望的佳节。

春节对于中国人,就如同圣诞对于欧美人,都是头等重要的节日。

据记载,中国人民过春节已有4千多年的历史。

  5、除夕夜,街上“劈劈啪啪”的鞭炮声接连不断,空中闪烁着耀眼的火花,家家户户灯火通明,金黄色、黄绿色的窗户,在忽明忽暗、忽燃忽灭花中,好象同时打开的电视机,在播放精彩的节目。

  6、我喜欢春节,因为春节是个亲人团聚的节日。

一家人在一起吃年夜饭,是春节家家户户最热闹愉快的时候。

除夕。

丰盛的年菜摆满一桌,合家团聚,围坐桌旁,共吃团圆饭,心头的充实感真是难以言喻。

人们既是享受满桌的佳肴盛馔,也是享受那份快乐的气氛。

年夜饭的名堂很多,南北各地都不同,有饺子、年糕、长面、元宵等,而且各有讲究。

  8、除夕的转天便是新年。

俗话说“新年新气象”,我们一大早就吃好早饭,穿上新衣戴上新帽去邻家拜年了。

到了邻居家里问候了一声,人家便喜气洋洋的,再同父母唠上几句家常,我们便要走了。

走时邻居会往我口袋里塞上一把糖或是一两袋吃的东西。

今年的新年恰巧下了第一场雪,更增添了几分乐趣,我还同两个玩伴与雪来了次“亲密接触”呢。

  9、年年有余 步步高升 万事大吉 心想事成 花好月圆 圆圆满满 恭喜发财 财源滚滚 举国欢腾  10、门口的小商店也忙得不亦乐乎。

门口挂满了红灯笼,一串一串的,看得我眼花缭乱。

在这么多商店里,最喜气洋洋的要数建国路口的小吃店—“有意思”了。

一走进“有意思”,一只只“烧鸡”朝我迎面扑来,害得我口水直流。

瞧,窗户上、墙壁上、天花板上,贴满了“鸡”,哎,那么多“鸡”,吃都吃不完哪

  11、早上,金色的阳光洒满大地,风儿轻轻转在耳边吹过,仿佛在对我说:“祝你节日快乐

”同学们都穿着整洁的校服,戴着鲜艳的巾,兴高采烈地来到了学校。

校园里的花草树木也显得格外精神。

  12、在这烛光与微笑构成的舞台,在这笑声与歌声汇成的海洋,我嗅到了节日的欢乐气息。

虽然我无法阻挡时间的流逝,无法将这快乐的一刻永恒定格,但是可以将这一刻的快乐心情持久,将这种快乐传递给每个人。

今年的元旦充满了节日的快乐和青春的自豪,让我沉浸在其中难以忘怀。

  13、元宵节也是我国的传统节日,我们通常在这一天早上吃汤圆,在家里挂上红红绿绿的灯笼,并猜灯谜。

  14、六一儿童节是儿童的盛宴。

在儿童节里,我们欢庆着属于自己的时光。

今天是一年一度的六一儿童节,每一位同学的脸上都挂着欣喜、快乐的笑容。

我们来到学校的大礼堂,准备参加六一儿童节歌咏大赛,和其他班的同学来个PK比赛

  15、别的小区不说,就说我住的小区吧,为了迎接春节的到来,有一位姓王的老公公,提笔写下了一副对联:“雄鸡福寿唱新歌,猴报安康吟雅韵”。

好吧,真可以称得上是绝妙啊

除此之外,每家每户都贴上了“福”字。

小区的墙面、楼梯都穿上了新衣服,大家都在等待春节的到来。

  16、焰火点燃了,天空出现了五彩缤纷的火花,有的像鲜花绽放,有的如繁星点点……家家户户点起了鞭炮,迎接新年的到来。

  17、为了让我们的节日过得更加快乐,学校为我们举行了五月的鲜花闭幕式暨六一文艺汇演。

我们全校的师生都相聚在体艺馆上,参加比赛的选手们一个个精神抖擞、信心百倍,都想在这场比赛中大显身手、一展风采。

  19、今年的春节又会是什么样的呢

虽然等春节要经过一段时间,但是还是阻隔不了我对春节的向往,而且我还相信:只要持之以恒地等下去,终有一天你会等到你期待的那一天。

对于春节,我将怀着一颗满怀期待的心

  20、校园里彩旗飘荡,歌声飞扬,教室里更是一番节日的景象,小朋友们的笑脸如同六月的鲜花一样灿烂,应邀参加活动的家长也陆续地来到教室。

八点半钟,随着王景州等四个主持人的闪亮登场,我们精心准备的综合素质汇报演出正式开始了,第一个节目是集体诗朗诵《阳光·梦想·希望》,同学们个个满怀激情,用嘹亮的声音表达了对校园的热爱,对未来的畅想。

  21、兴高采烈 欢呼雀跃 张灯结彩 繁弦急管 喜气洋洋 欢天喜地 举国欢腾 喜气洋洋 八喜临门  22、随着全国亿万青少年学生阳光体育的启动,我们学校也发生着一系列的变化。

操场上早锻炼的同学多了起来,同学们包括自己做广播体操的态度也认真了许多。

“六一”儿童节,学校还举行了广播操大赛,更激发了广大师生参与运动的热情,这可真是一件有益于我们青少年身心健康的好事。

  23、腊八粥熬好之后,要先敬神祭祖。

之后要赠送亲友,一定要在中午之前送出去。

最后才是全家人食用。

吃剩的腊八粥,保存着吃了几天还有剩下来的,却是好兆头,取其“年年有余”的意义。

如果把粥送给穷苦的人吃,那更是为自己积德。

  24、元旦是世界传统的节日,都是每逢旧的一年过去,新的一年的第一天被订为元旦,这就好比宋朝诗人王安石写的诗爆竹声中一岁除,春风送暖入屠苏……但也有少部分国家不这样,如印度等国家,它们是用自然现象来订元旦。

  25、在春节的晚上,大家都会拿出已经买好的烟火、鞭炮放,漂亮的烟火在天空中绽放,增加了节日的气氛。

每个人都穿上了新衣服,等着长辈发红包。

看着这一个个厚厚的红包,大家心里都开了花。

我啊,现在已经收到500元的压岁钱了,当然我不会乱用。

我都把它们藏在小金库里,等到教学费的时候,再把它们给牺牲了

描写一年12个月的诗句 及12月各自不同的花或节日

Stories behind Jewish Proverb: God could not be everywhere and therefore be made mothers. Ancient celebrations of motherhood Rhea, Mother of the Greek gods People in many ancient cultures celebrated holis honoring motherhood, personified as a goddess. Here are just a few of those: Ancient Greeks celebrated a holi in honor of Rhea(Photo), the mother of the gods, including Zeus. Ancient Romans celebrated a holiday in honor of Cybele, a mother goddess. In the British Isles and Celtic Europe, the goddessBrigid(Photo), and later her successor St. Brigid, were honored with a spring Day. Motherhood honoured in modern times Mothers' Day is not celebrated on the same day throughout the world, for instance, in America Day occurs on the second Sunday in May while in Britain it is honored on the fourth Sunday in Lent(For more information on Lent, please check out Lent in Easter's dictionary or Carnival in Word & Story). ** Mother's Day in Britain (March 21st, 2006 ) simnel cake, a rich fruitcake sometimes covered with almond paste Mothering Sunday was celebrated in Britain beginning in the 17th century. It began as a day when apprentices and servants could return home for the day to visit their mothers. Traditionally, men went home with a gift of mothering cake -- a kind of fruitcake or fruit-filled pastry known as simnel cake (Photo ). ** Mother's Day in America (May 14th, 2006) Thanks to Anna M. Jarvis, Mother's Day has become an official holiday in the United States. After a year when her mother died on May 9, 1905, Anna M. Jarvis attended a memorial service at their church. Inspired by the service, she thought it would be wonderful if people set aside a time to pay personal tribute to their mothers. Then, the daughter began using some of her inheritance to promote a day that would honor all mothers. She and others staged a letter-writing campaign to ministers, businessmen, and politicians in their quest to establish a national Mother's Day. They were successful in the end. President Woodrow Wilson, in 1914, made the official announcement proclaiming Mother's Day a national observance that was to be held each year on the 2nd Sunday of May. Carnation: the symbol of Mother's Day It was Jarvis who originated the custom of wearing a carnation on Mother's Day because carnation was her mother's favorite flower. A pink carnation is to honor a living mother and a white carnation is memory of a mother who passed away. 母亲节的故事 古母亲节起源于希腊,古希腊人在这一天向希腊神话中的众神之母致敬。

在17世纪中叶,母亲节流传到英国,英国人把封斋期的第四个星期天作为母亲节。

在这一天里,出门在外的年青人将回到家中,给他们的母亲带上一些小礼物。

现代意义上的母亲节起源于美国,由Amanm、Jarvis(1864-1948)发起,她终身未婚,一直陪伴在她母亲身边,在母亲于1905年世纪,Amanm 悲痛欲绝,两年后(1907年),Amanm 和她的朋友开始写信给有影响的部长、商人、议员来寻求支持,以便让母亲节成为一个法定的节日。

Amanm 认为子女经常忽视了对,她希望母亲节能够让人多想一想母亲为家庭所付出的一切。

第一个母亲节于1908年5月10 日在和举行,在这次节日里,康乃被选中为献给母亲的花,并以此流传下来。

1913年,通过了一份议案,将每年5 月的第二个星期天作为法定的母亲节。

母亲节从此流传开来

母亲节与母亲之花 母亲是伟大的

世界上有个母亲节,那就是每年5月的第二个星期天。

母亲节是怎样来的呢

那就是在公元1907年5月,美国有位安娜贾伦斯女士,她在母亲逝世的追悼会上献上一束康乃馨花。

后来,她认为所有的人都应该选定一天来怀念母亲,报答母亲的养育之恩。

于是她请来亲戚、朋友,向他们说明了自己的想法,得到大家的赞同。

接着安娜的故乡费城在1908年5月10日举行了“母亲日”。

她继续呼吁,写了几千封信给国家议员、州长和各地有影响的人士。

她的努力产生了效用。

国会提议,每年5月的第二个星期日为法定的假日,为所有的母亲举行庆祝活动。

1909年5月9日,总统正式签署,把每年5月第二个星期日定为“母亲节”。

如今世界上大多数国家的人们都在这一天开展庆祝“母亲节”的活动。

母亲之花———康乃馨。

在纤细青翠的花茎上,开出鲜艳美丽的花朵,花瓣紧凑而不易凋落,叶片秀长而不易卷曲,花朵雍容富丽,姿态高雅别致,色彩绚丽娇艳,更有那诱人的浓郁香气,甜醇幽雅,使人目迷心醉,这就是在母亲节赠给母亲的鲜花————康乃馨。

1934年的5月,美国首次发行母亲节纪念邮票,邮票上一位慈祥的母亲,双手放在膝上,欣喜地看着前面的花瓶中一束鲜艳美丽的康乃馨。

随着邮票的传播,在许多人的心目中把母亲节与康乃馨联系起来,康乃馨便成了象征母爱之花,受到人们的敬重。

康乃馨与母亲节便联系在一起了。

人们把思念母亲、孝敬,寄托于康乃馨上,康乃馨也成为了赠送母亲不可缺少的珍贵礼品。

我国也有一种母亲之花,它就是萱草花。

萱草是百合科多年生草本植物,根茎肉质,叶狭长,细长的枝顶端开出桔红或桔黄色的花,十分艳丽,它不仅供人观赏,花蕾叫金针,也可作蔬菜供人食用,在我国南北方广为栽植。

中国的母亲花———萱草。

萱草,在我国一向有“母亲花”的美称。

远在里载: “,言树之背

”谖草就是萱草,古人又叫它忘忧草,背,北,指母亲住的北房。

这句话的意思就是:我到那里弄到一支萱草,种在母亲堂前,让母亲乐而忘忧呢

母亲住的屋子又叫萱堂,以萱草代替母爱,如孟郊的游子诗:“萱草生堂阶,游子行天涯;慈母依堂前,不见萱草花。

”叶梦得的诗云:“白发萱堂上,孩儿更共怀。

”萱草就成了母亲的代称,萱草也就自然成了我国的母亲之花。

全世界的母亲节 虽然,许多国家是在一年中不同的时节庆祝属於他们的母亲节。

然而,多数国家如丹麦、芬兰、义大利、土耳其、澳洲和比利时,都是在五月的第二个星期日庆祝母亲节的。

★ 英国母亲节的发展 十七世纪英格兰,为表达对英国母亲们的敬意,乃订四旬斋的第四个星期日为「Mothering Sunday」,人们在这一天回家探视双亲,并致礼表示敬意。

(注:四旬斋是指复活节前夕之前,星期天除外的40天)。

当时,有许多的穷人必须在有钱人家里帮讨生活,而被迫离家寄宿在主人家里,在Mothering Sunday这一天,主人们会放他们假,并鼓励他们返家与妈妈团聚。

为增加欢乐气氛,也发展了一种特别的蛋糕称为-mothering cake。

随着基督神在欧洲的扩散,这个节日转为对「Mother Church」的崇敬:表达人们对赋予他们生命、保护他们免於伤害的精神力量的感谢。

从此,教会的仪式便与母亲节的庆祝活动相结合,以同时传达人们对母亲与教会的感念。

★ 美国母亲节的发展 在美国,最早关於母亲节的记载是1872年由茱丽雅(Julia Ward Howe即The Battle Hymn of the Republic的作者)所提出的,她建议将这一天献给「和平」,并在波斯顿等地举行母亲节的集会。

1907年,费城的安娜 (Ana Jarvis)为了发起订立全国性的母亲节而活动。

她说服了她母亲所属的、位於西维琴尼亚州的教会,在她母亲逝世二周年的忌日~即五月的第二个星期天,举办母亲节庆祝活动。

隔年,费城人也开始在同一天庆祝母亲节。

之后,安娜和支持者们开始写信给部长、企业家和政治家,要求订立全国性的母亲节,他们很成功的被接受了,因为1911年时,几乎所有的州都已开始庆祝母亲节了。

威尔生总统 (President Woodrow Wilson)亦於1914年发表官方声言,让母亲节成为全国性的节日,就是每年五月的第二个礼拜天这一天。

康乃馨 -----母亲花 直布罗陀海峡沟通了西边的大洋和世界上最大的陆间海地中海。

海峡南北岸是两个很多方面迥然有异的国家--西班牙和摩洛哥,但它们同时尊崇康乃馨为自己的国花。

康乃馨是世界上很多国家母亲节上的首选花卉。

如果说人们对母亲的赞颂是一曲永远没有结尾的乐章,康乃馨则是这乐谱上跳动着的色彩 缤纷的悦耳音符。

透过倏然而过的时间隧道,可以知晓西班牙曾在摩洛哥的历史上雄居了多个世纪,是否在国花的选择上也使得昔日的殖民地产生了相应的认同,难以考究。

但可以肯定,对慈爱母亲的颂扬可以超越民族、宗教、文化的诸多差异,成为人类具共性的最高境界的情感体味。

地中海小国摩纳哥、中欧捷克和中美洲洪都拉斯等国也以康乃馨为国花,可能也是基于同样的文 化情结。

除了这些情感因素外,康乃馨的天生丽质应是其受宠的主要原因,或许是因其美丽而成为献给母亲的佳品。

康乃馨是石竹科多年华草本植物;茎基部常木质化,茎叶光滑而稍具白粉。

叶条状披针形,全绿、灰绿色或草绿色。

花通常单生或2-3朵簇 生,有香气,花色有白、黄、粉红、红紫及杂色等。

各种栽培 品种灿若星辰,令人目不暇接。

康乃馨花色艳丽,香气较浓,花期长,是良好的切花材料,早已成为世界上颇具规模的著名商品花卉。

其已获得认可的商品名称可开出一个令人叫绝的名单,显示出人们长期在该物种上为获得令人称奇的绝色和商业利润所花费的心血。

Halloween is an annual celebration, but just what is it actually a celebration of? And how did this peculiar custom originate? Is it, as some claim, a kind of demon worship? Or is it just a harmless vestige of some ancient pagan ritual? The word itself, Halloween, actually has its origins in the Catholic Church. It comes from a contracted corruption of All Hallows Eve. November 1, All Hollows Day (or All Saints Day), is a Catholic day of observance in honor of saints. But, in the 5th century BC, in Celtic Ireland, summer officially ended on October 31. The holiday was called Samhain (sow-en), the Celtic New year. One story says that, on that day, the disembodied spirits of all those who had died throughout the preceding year would come back in search of living bodies to possess for the next year. It was believed to be their only hope for the afterlife. The Celts believed all laws of space and time were suspended during this time, allowing the spirit world to intermingle with the living. Naturally, the still-living did not want to be possessed. So on the night of October 31, villagers would extinguish the fires in their homes, to make them cold and undesirable. They would then dress up in all manner of ghoulish costumes and noisily paraded around the neighborhood, being as destructive as possible in order to frighten away spirits looking for bodies to possess. Probably a better explanation of why the Celts extinguished their fires was not to discourage spirit possession, but so that all the Celtic tribes could relight their fires from a common source, the Druidic fire that was kept burning in the Middle of Ireland, at Usinach. Some accounts tell of how the Celts would burn someone at the stake who was thought to have already been possessed, as sort of a lesson to the spirits. Other accounts of Celtic history debunk these stories as myth. The Romans adopted the Celtic practices as their own. But in the first century AD, Samhain was assimilated into celebrations of some of the other Roman traditions that took place in October, such as their day to honor Pomona, the Roman goddess of fruit and trees. The symbol of Pomona is the apple, which might explain the origin of our modern tradition of bobbing for apples on Halloween. The thrust of the practices also changed over time to become more ritualized. As belief in spirit possession waned, the practice of dressing up like hobgoblins, ghosts, and witches took on a more ceremonial role. The custom of Halloween was brought to America in the 1840's by Irish immigrants fleeing their country's potato famine. At that time, the favorite pranks in New England included tipping over outhouses and unhinging fence gates. The custom of trick-or-treating is thought to have originated not with the Irish Celts, but with a ninth-century European custom called souling. On November 2, All Souls Day, early Christians would walk from village to village begging for soul cakes, made out of square pieces of bread with currants. The more soul cakes the beggars would receive, the more prayers they would promise to say on behalf of the dead relatives of the donors. At the time, it was believed that the dead remained in limbo for a time after death, and that prayer, even by strangers, could expedite a soul's passage to heaven. The Jack-o-lantern custom probably comes from Irish folklore. As the tale is told, a man named Jack, who was notorious as a drunkard and trickster, tricked Satan into climbing a tree. Jack then carved an image of a cross in the tree's trunk, trapping the devil up the tree. Jack made a deal with the devil that, if he would never tempt him again, he would promise to let him down the tree. According to the folk tale, after Jack died, he was denied entrance to Heaven because of his evil ways, but he was also denied access to Hell because he had tricked the devil. Instead, the devil gave him a single ember to light his way through the frigid darkness. The ember was placed inside a hollowed-out turnip to keep it glowing longer. The Irish used turnips as their Jack's lanterns originally. But when the immigrants came to America, they found that pumpkins were far more plentiful than turnips. So the Jack-O-Lantern in America was a hollowed-out pumpkin, lit with an ember. So, although some cults may have adopted Halloween as their favorite holiday, the day itself did not grow out of evil practices. It grew out of the rituals of Celts celebrating a new year, and out of Medieval prayer rituals of Europeans. And today, even many churches have Halloween parties or pumpkin carving events for the kids. After all, the day itself is only as evil as one cares to make it.

我的生日和国庆节是同一天该怎么写心情

八月十五吃月饼,拜嫦娥,一家团圆。

五月五日吃粽子,赛龙船,纪念屈原。

年三十晚包饺子,鞭炮响,全家守岁。

九月九日过重阳,插茱萸,携酒上山。

和建军节同一天生日我该说些什么

不知道对方是男是女,岁数多大,年过中旬还是正当青春。

跟你的关系又怎么样,是同事关系还是上下级关系,或者是要好的知己。

情人节和自己的生日 同一天,怎么发表说说

发表:在今天,节之际,也是我的生日,感谢母亲给我这么好的生日感谢父母对我来的养育,关爱和照顾,身为你们的儿子(女儿),我感觉到自己是多么的幸福

今天是个难忘的日子

祝自己生日快乐

还有情人节快乐

我生日和情人节同一天,想发条说说怎么写

注意情人节不是泛泛的讲的找情人的概念,而是有情人终成眷属的意思。

你如果想发表感想,那就说说曾经的恋爱体验,恋爱后的生活给你带来的变化。

以警醒后入。

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