火树银花合,星桥铁锁开。暗尘随马去,明月逐人来。古时的长安城,每年元宵节都要观花灯。前后三天,看灯的人齐聚在一起,整条长安街人山人海、车马喧嚣,欢声笑语不绝于耳,白天黑夜都沉浸在热闹的气氛当中。一千多年以后的今天,人们依然未忘记传统,在摩登的城市中观看绚丽的烟火,每个人的希望都在夜色中凸显。在贴满窗花的玻璃门后,我们一家人团团围坐,不锈钢的小锅在突突地冒着热气,白白胖胖的元宵在里面翻滚。妈妈打开了灯,一圈红色的光晕洒落在大厅里,扑在外婆的脸上。不知是灯光的缘故,还是节日 Fire Tree Blossom, Star Bridge iron lock open. Dust goes with the horse, the moon by people. Chang’an City in ancient times, the annual Lantern Festival to watch the lanterns. Around three days, the people who watched the lights gathered together, the entire Chang An Avenue crowded with people, car noise, laughter endlessly, day and night are immersed in the lively atmosphere. Today, more than a thousand years later, people still have not forgotten the tradition of watching brilliant fireworks in the modern city. Everyone’s hopes are highlighted in the night. After the glass door was full of window grilles, we were all surrounded by family members. The stainless steel cauldron burst into heat and the white chubby Lantern rolled inside. Mother opened the lamp, a red halo of light splashed in the hall, fluttering in the grandmother’s face. I do not know the light of the reason, or festival