Catch up with the temple fair diary 400 words

Temple fair, also known as? Temple city? Or? Festival? It refers to activities such as gathering near temples for sacrifice, entertainment and shopping. It is a traditional festival custom of China culture, also known as temple fair. Temple city? Or? Festival? It refers to the activities of gathering near temples, offering sacrifices to gods, entertainment and shopping, which is a traditional festival custom of Chinese culture. Next, I will bring you a 400-word diary of catching up with the temple fair. I hope the students like it.

Catch up with the temple fair diary 400 words a 20 1X year x month x day x week x sunny.

Today is October 15th of the lunar calendar, which is the annual temple fair in Zhenjun Hall.

When my mother and I arrived at the gate of Zhenjun Hall, I saw the high Qinglong flag fluttering in the wind and surrounded by colorful flags. There is also a stall at the door, selling incense sticks, oranges, tea eggs and other souvenirs. All kinds of souvenirs, dazzling, everything.

When we entered from the door, the first thing we saw was a beautiful stage, on which a big play was still being staged. I heard that it is still a famous troupe.

We didn't like going to the theatre, so we crossed the stage to the central hall. There are many stalls in the central hall, which are used for fortune telling and lottery.

Out of the nave, we went to the main hall, which was filled with offerings: pig heads, chickens, fish, fruits, biscuits and so on. Sitting in the middle is the real king. Two panlong stone pillars stand on both sides. Some carve dragons and look back, while others play with pearls. It's really like living. The paintings on the beams, the murals on the walls are exquisite, and there are exquisite brick carvings, which make people feel memorable.

We go from the main hall to the back hall, which consists of Zhenjun Hall and the Thousand Buddhas Hall. Inside and outside the temple has become a sea of people, people jostle shoulder to shoulder, bustling, very lively.

Catch up with the temple fair diary 400 words 2 20 1X year x month x day x week x sunny.

Today, my mother took me to the temple fair, and I went to the temple fair with great expectation.

Soon, we arrived at Wuhou Temple. As soon as I entered the gate, I saw colorful flowers. I crossed a winding path and came to the paper lamp area. There are so many paper lamps here! Some people have faces, some people write greetings, and some people draw a pig on it. ..。 Suddenly found burning Chibi, a famous battle of the Three Kingdoms. We went to the folk arts and crafts area, where people painted faces, carved words on rice and made pottery. I saw several brothers and sisters doing it, and my mother gave me money. I also went to pottery. I didn't succeed several times before, but I finally succeeded, but I was flustered and failed. I went to the snack area again. The snacks here are local, provincial and foreign. They are delicious! I went to Xuyuan District again, and I asked for a handkerchief to write down my wishes. Want to know what my wish is? I won't tell you. I came to the fan area again. Because of my limited knowledge, I didn't guess any of them.

In a word, there are too many interesting things in the temple fair, so we should visit it.

Catch up with the temple fair diary 400 words three 20 1X year x month x day x week x sunny.

The annual temple fair is coming. After school, my mother and I rushed to the temple fair happily.

The streets are crowded with people. Fortunately, I am small. I swam around in the crowd like a fish. Wow! There are so many goods on the street! Is it useful to eat, wear and play? It is really varied.

Just when I was dazzled, I suddenly saw an old man writing with water, which aroused my curiosity: how can you write with water? So I asked my mother to buy me a piece, which turned out to be an environmentally friendly and economical calligraphy cloth. Another question popped up in my mind: how to write a piece of water-writing cloth n times? My mother told me that although the words written in water are in black font, they are still written in water.

If you write it, the water will soon dry up and the words will inevitably disappear, so you can reuse it.

Ah! The water-writing cloth is amazing! Is it really as environmentally friendly, efficient, clean and hygienic as rice paper, and saves paper and ink? .

After reading 400 words of Diary of a Temple Fair, I will still read:

1. Five 400-word essays on Spring Festival customs

2. A 600-word diary about holidays.