On February 4th, my mother and I visited the sword museum. During the visit, I couldn't help exclaiming. It turns out that there is so much knowledge in the scissors we usually use. For example, it takes more than 70 processes to make a pair of scissors by hand. Even if semi-mechanized production is carried out with the help of small tools such as hammers, grinders and grinding wheels, it will take twenty or thirty times. First, foreign elements are heated on the stove, and then hammered continuously to make steel and iron melt together, and then several scissors pieces with the same size are made. This process is more difficult. If they are not fused together, it is easy to form broken steel, and the scissors made will have black marks, which will break when you knock hard. In addition, the scissors tip made is easy to form a pure steel tip, which has no toughness and will break when it is cut to a hard point.
I also saw strange scissors there, some of which were only half; Some blades are square. ...
After the visit, I felt it was an honor to be a son and daughter of China. I am proud of my motherland!
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Looking for the traditional culture of Hangzhou today is the day when we set up a holiday team and visit the traditional culture of Hangzhou.
First of all, we went to a new square in Yujie Street in the Southern Song Dynasty and began to learn Hangzhou dialect. My father is a volunteer teacher. He reads a sentence, and we follow it. For example, greedy embryo, juniper wrapped in onion, oily Dong Er and dripping water. ...
Then, we began to make pottery. At first, we watched my uncle do it. He said that we should put the clay in the middle of the millstone and stick it. Don't let it rotate too fast, or it will fly a few meters away. It's finally time to do it yourself. I took a big piece of clay and sat down to do it. First, I wet the clay, and then let it stick to the millstone, but I accidentally made the millstone rotate very fast, so I stopped at once. As a result, stopping is not a good thing! The dirt flew out and hit my stomach, and I screamed with pain. Later, my hands and body were covered with mud. I was just a pottery man and could be baked in the fire. However, there are still many processes to make a cup. Now it's mud. It needs to be dried, colored, glazed and finally fired to make a cup. This craft is the same as the official kiln in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is said that the economy of Song Dynasty accounts for 80% of the world. I'm really proud of them!
Finally, we learned a lot about the old foundation of Hangzhou in Hangzhou Museum, and I found that Hangzhou is full of traditional culture.
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Feel the traditional culture of China today. It's sunny and the roadside flowers are blooming. My parents took me to the experience activity of China traditional culture organized by Class 3 of Xi 'an Zihong Middle School (1). We had a good time and learned a lot of knowledge, which was very meaningful.
With the theme of China traditional culture and art, Zihong Middle School promotes the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, including many art courses and entertainment projects such as straw weaving, rope art, paper cutting, clay sculpture and facial makeup. The content is very rich and the arrangement is very substantial.
In the morning, we listened to the performance of an ancient band composed of brothers and sisters from Zihong Middle School, and visited many art exhibitions and the process of making works of art on the spot under the leadership of the principal. I took the course of rope art and facial makeup, and made two works on the spot under the guidance of my teacher. I made a beautiful red bracelet and drew a very personalized facial makeup, which was very fulfilling.
The arrangement in the afternoon is even more interesting. We played some traditional recreational activities, such as playing top, rolling hoop, hopscotch, hitting sandbags, jumping rubber bands and hoops. Adults and children are having a good time. We think it is more interesting than computer games and amusement parks.
By the way, the most interesting thing is that a reporter from Metropolitan Express interviewed us. In the evening, the program "Holding hands with small hands is a legacy" was broadcast on TV. I saw my close-up on TV and was very satisfied. Oh, that's interesting. Search online if you want to see it!
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In my opinion, in traditional cultural life, we can feel colorful folk crafts, unique customs and ancient national arts everywhere, which constitute the traditional culture of our Chinese nation. It shows the Chinese nation's spirit of constantly striving for self-improvement, attaching importance to serving the country and transforming people with morality.
Folk arts and crafts are a bright pearl in China's traditional culture. They are unique, rich in content and have a long history, and are deeply loved by people all over the world. Folk handicrafts have a long history and rich contents. Such as paper-cutting, ceramics, embroidery, New Year pictures, shadow play, kites and so on. Most of the content means good luck, long life and health, and wealth for children and grandchildren. These folk crafts are widely spread, vivid and interesting, representing the traditional culture and daily activities of the people of China.
Custom is the garden of China traditional culture. It is permeated with rich knowledge of history, politics, society, science, astronomy and geography. For example, Dragon Boat Festival, Zongzi, Lantern Festival lanterns and riddles, Mid-Autumn Festival moon cakes ... these customs have become national entertainment activities. They are like the rolling waves of rivers, the treasures of China people, covering the land of China, which makes people feel proud.
National art is the essence of China traditional culture, and our national art is profound and colorful. For example, Beijing opera, Chinese painting and so on. Beautiful folk songs, various folk dances, unique folk music and interesting pictures all bloom in the flowers of Chinese civilization and decorate our lives.
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Dragon dancing and dragon lantern playing in traditional culture are also called "dragon dancing" and "dragon lantern dancing", which is one of the unique folk entertainment activities in China. From the Spring Festival to the Lantern Festival, China has the custom of dragon dancing in both urban and rural areas. After thousands of years of development, playing dragon lanterns has become a lively, beautifully performed and romantic folk dance.
Dragon dance originated from people's superstition about dragons and has a history of more than two thousand years. In ancient times, people used dragon lanterns to pray for the blessing of dragons. In order to get good weather and good harvest.
The main parts of dragon dance are the dragon head and the dragon body. The number of dragons is odd and auspicious, mostly nine-section dragons, eleven-yang dragons and thirteenth-century dragons, up to twenty-nine silver dragons. Dragons with more than fifteen knots are bulky and do not dance, mainly for viewing.
This kind of dragon dance pays special attention to decoration and has high technological value. There is also a "fire dragon". The risk is very high. One is to support the room with bamboo, put on a thriving dragon suit and jump around at the candles on the internal seams of bamboo. It is very enjoyable and spectacular at night.
There are many ways to play dragon dance, among which the tricks within nine knots are the focus, and the more common ones are: Youlong, dancing dragon head, jumping from head to tail, swinging dragon body, dragon tail and so on. The dragons in sections 1 1 and 13 focus on action performance. There are all kinds of golden dragons playing with beads, dragon sword, waxing, and all kinds of tricks dazzle us, which are very beautiful.
The custom of dragon dancing is carried forward by China people at home and abroad. In the traditional festivals of China people, they always dance dragons and lions, showing a strong oriental spirit.
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China traditional culture China culture is extensive and profound. There are Tang poems in the Tang Dynasty that we have studied in our textbooks, Song Ci in the Song Dynasty and Yuan Qu in the Yuan Dynasty that we have not studied; We often mention Qin (guzheng), chess (Go), books (calligraphy) and paintings (Chinese painting); There are also folk festivals (such as Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival and Spring Festival), which are all our traditional cultures. But I like China idioms best.
Just like my uncle Chen Handong, he circled 2008 idioms into five rings in the way of idioms solitaire, symbolizing the five rings of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. ?
The first link is: the best in the world, in the same strain, connecting the past with the future and carrying forward the future-I am still unfinished, serving the country wholeheartedly, benefiting the country and the people, and living a long life.
The second link is: the world is public, fair and upright, clear-headed, intense, preconceived, thinking about people, people will conquer nature.
The third link is: the world is a family, the family is familiar with each other, the story is short and the discussion is long, and people grow up.
The fourth link is: there is one thing in the world, the difference of one thought, the difference of one thought, and the wealth and righteousness-handed down from generation to generation, handed down from generation to generation, the blessing of the world.
The fifth ring is: everlasting, prestigious, worthy of the name, seeking truth from facts-free to come and go, from shallow to deep, once upon a time in the United States.
The China idiom dragon created by Uncle Chen Handong starts from the sky and ends with the sky, forming five big rings. Not only meaningful, but also memorable and fun. I think this is the charm of China's traditional culture.
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China traditional culture-Kite "Children come back from school early and are busy flying kites in the east wind." This poem must be familiar to everyone! Yes, this is the poem of the Qing Dynasty poet Gao Ding's Village Residence. Today, I will introduce my favorite traditional culture of China-kites.
China is the hometown of kites. Kites in ancient China were called wooden kites because they were made of wood. Later, it was called a paper kite with paper paste, and the last five generations were named kites. Up to now, people still have kites and their names. It is called paper kite in the north and kite in the south.
The history of kites can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period more than 2,000 years ago. Around the Five Dynasties, kites entered the folk and became toys for people's entertainment and games. Kite artists in northern China usually call kites flying machines created by themselves, which embodies the entertainment of kites. It is also a good physical exercise. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, flying kites in Tomb-Sweeping Day became a seasonal folk activity.
Kites with unique local characteristics can be seen everywhere in China. They have different styles, some are uninhibited, some are lively and exquisite, and some are colorful. My family has a mermaid kite with a hard skeleton. Whenever the spring breeze blows, my parents take me to fly kites in the city square. Kites bring endless fun to my life.
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Folk traditional culture-lion dance is one of the ancient folk traditional cultures in China. Today, the teacher let us witness a wonderful lion dance performance.
Look, this naughty little lion jumped onto the stage. It looks cute, with big eyes like two bells, chubby body, bright red "dress" and big mouth. It's really delightful. It first waved to everyone with its front paws, as if it were waving to me! Then, the little lion jumped on a stake, raised his front paws and jumped over slowly. Suddenly, as soon as his foot stepped empty, my eyes suddenly closed and then opened nervously. To my surprise, the little lion actually made an inverted dragonfly on the plum blossom pile! This makes me sweat for it! Then, the little lion came to the wire rope and walked past it in a casual way. The two uncles who jumped the lion really cooperated with each other, and thunderous applause suddenly sounded in the classroom.
The little lion jumping on the plum blossom pile is more exciting! Look, it made a rotation of 180 degrees on the plum blossom pile, and then landed firmly on the plum blossom pile, doing different actions on one plum blossom pile after another. We are dazzled, dazzled, and the lion dance is almost over. The little lion did another 360-degree somersault. We all praised it and cheered together, and the classroom rang again.
I really admire the lion dance performance. I thought: I can perform the lion dance so vividly. The two uncles who jumped the lion don't know how much they suffered and how much time they spent under the stage. We should learn from them this spirit of not being afraid of difficulties!
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My favorite tea culture The traditional culture of China includes candied haws, ancient China calligraphy, exquisite paper-cutting and vivid dragon and lion dances ... My favorite is the ancient tea culture of China.
Do you know the history of tea? Tea was first used as food, especially in the primitive society where materials were scarce. Later, with the development of human civilization, drinking tea gradually became a custom, and even tea culture was formed in some areas. After tea is eaten, its medicinal efficacy is gradually discovered and recognized by people, and it is transformed into a good recipe for health preservation and treatment. In the process of drinking tea and using tea as medicine, people gradually found that tea has weak medicinal properties, but it has a certain exciting effect, so tea began to transform into drinks. It was not until the Han Dynasty that drinking tea became a new trend and penetrated into all levels of society. Before the Three Kingdoms, tea culture was enlightened, the Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties were the embryonic stage, the Tang Dynasty was the prosperous period, the Song Dynasty was the prosperous period, the Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties were the restoration period, the Ming and Qing Dynasties were the popularization period, and modern times were the development period of tea culture.
There are more than 2,000 varieties of China tea in six categories: red, green, cyan, yellow, black and white. Different teas have different origins and cultures. As long as you know it carefully, you can get more knowledge about the ancient tea culture in China.
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China national craft-Snuff bottle Snuff bottle is a national craft in China. Besides being practical, snuff bottles were also used as important gifts for international and domestic exchanges in the Qing Dynasty.
China snuff bottle has a history of more than 400 years. China snuff bottles are exquisitely made, the most famous of which is painted snuff bottles. Painting snuff bottles inside is an ingenious national craft. Because the painting is written in the snuff bottle, in order to let people see the correct picture, the masters of internal painting must master the internal painting technology. In the small world inside the snuff bottle, it is very difficult to draw backwards. However, the scenery on the screen is lifelike. It has high collection and preservation value.
My grandfather's house also has a painted snuff bottle, which is14cm long and12cm wide. Its two sides are part of the Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival. One side painted the scene at the northern end of the bridge, and a man rode under the bridge. Because there are too many people, we are going to meet the sedan chairs. At this critical moment, the rider immediately grabbed the reins and didn't touch the sedan chair. However, in this way, the little donkey on the left side of the horse was scared to kick and jump. People standing on the railing of the bridge enjoying the scenery were disturbed by the little donkey, so they quickly turned to catch the little donkey. On the other side is an unknown town in the painting "The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival". It seems that one person is quarreling with another after fighting. Others hurry to reason with them. However, one person was unreasonable and left at once, staring at another person.
How exquisite and generous the production of snuff bottles of China ethnic handicrafts is!
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