“正月里来正月正,正月十五挂红灯,风吹灯笼滴溜溜转,今年又是个好收成。”这是流传在河北地区的一首民谣。 农历正月十五,是我国传统的元宵节,又称上元节,灯节。据古籍《文乐书》记载,元宵节观灯始于汉代。汉明帝时,佛教传入中国。为了提倡佛教,明帝命令百姓元宵放灯,以示对佛教的尊敬,传到唐代,遂成为 “The first lunar month is a positive lunar month, the first lunar January 15 is a red light, and the wind and lanterns drip slowly. This year is another good harvest.” This is a ballad spread in Hebei. On the fifteenth day of the lunar month, it is the traditional Lantern Festival in our country, also known as Shangyuan Festival and Lantern Festival. According to the ancient book “Bunraku” records, Lantern Festival lights began in the Han Dynasty. Han emperor, Buddhism into China. In order to promote Buddhism, the Ming emperor ordered the people to put on the lights in the Lantern Festival to show their respect for Buddhism and spread to the Tang Dynasty, thus becoming