又到春节临近时,记得小时候过年放烟花,常躲闪在大人的身后,即便这样,看着引火线被点燃,头仍会马上扭转向后,紧紧地捂住双耳,生怕一不小心被爆炸的爆竹崩到。在今天人们的头脑中,烟花已成为了鞭炮、焰火的代名词,孰不知在我国古代,烟花却有着更丰富的含义,即便在当时没有互联网、没有电视、没有微信、没有电影……烟花却被古人赋予了更为诗意的情境。 When the Spring Festival is approaching, I remember that when I put a firework in the New Year, I often dodge behind an adult. Even so, looking at the fuse is ignited, the head will still turn backward and tightly cover her ears. Explosion of the firecracker collapsed. In today’s minds, fireworks have become synonymous with firecrackers and fireworks. In ancient China, fireworks had a richer meaning, even when there was no internet, no television, no wechat and no movies ... fireworks were The ancients gave a more poetic situation.