中秋节英语手抄报

　　Rows of flaming lanterns hung up, and neon signs lit up. What kind of festival is this? That is the Mid-Autumn festival that eats moon cake every year!

　　This evening, there was a riddles in the square, so I went with my mother. Red lanterns hung everywhere in the square, and I was so excited that I jumped three feet high.

　　Soon we found the place to guess the lantern riddle. There was a lot of people around, some thinking, some giving answers at the exchange, and the excitement of getting the prize. I was like a little loach of light, drilling from the interval of every adult, and soon I was in the middle.

　　At this time, I found a simple lantern riddle -- the Mid-Autumn festival holiday, tomorrow to go to work (play an idiom). I tore it hastily, without thinking, said: "it must be fifteen sixteen!" So, I used the "reclusion", like a gopher, to the prize table. I can't wait to give the answer to my aunt, but my aunt says it's wrong. I felt very depressed like a deflated ball.

　　Then mom came along. She looked at me, as if I could see my mind, and said, "my guess is wrong? It's ok, but

don't be proud!" When I heard it, I regained my courage. Mother said, "the riddle can be pided into two Numbers and guess the meaning behind it."

　　I say: "the holiday is not to work, work is not to take a holiday, that together is one do not do two endlessly!" My mother gave a thumbs-up. I walked again to the prize table and said the answer. My heart is like fifteen buckets of water. My aunt frowned and looked at me, my heart pounding. Suddenly, the aunt smiled and said, "you answered the children!" I'm so excited!

　　I learned not to be proud of this day!

　　I love guessing lantern riddles, and I love Mid-Autumn festival!

中秋节英语手抄报

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