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আদুর বাদুড় চালতা বাদুড়
কলা বাদুড়ের বে-
টোপর মাথায় দে-
দেখতে যাবে কে ?
চমচিকেতে বাজনা বাজায়
খ্যাংরা কাঠি দে ।

চাঁদ উঠেছে ফুল ফুটেছে
কদম তলায় কে?
হাতি নাছে ঘোড়া নাছে
সোনামণির বে।

বৃষ্টি পড়ে টাপুর টুপুর নদে এলো বান,
শিব ঠাকুরের বিয়ে হল তিন কন্যা দান।
এক কন্যা রাঁধেন বাড়েন এক কন্যায় খান,
এক কন্যা রাগ করে বাপের বাড়ি যান।
বাপের বাড়ির তেল সিঁদুর আর মালিদের ফুল,
এমন খোঁপা বেঁধে দেব হাজার টাকার মূল।

কবি - রবীন্দ্রনাথ ঠাকুর

ঘুমপাড়ানি মাসি পিসি
মোদের বাড়ি এসো,
খাট নাই পালং নাই
চোখ পেতে বসো।
বাটা ভরা পান দেব
গাল পুরে খাও,
খোকার চোখে ঘুম নাই
ঘুম দিয়ে যাও।

Spring Festival, which is also commonly known as Chinese New Year in many parts of the world, is perhaps the most important and grandiose among the many Chinese traditional festivals.

Falling on the first day of the first lunar month (which can be between late January and early February) of each year, the Spring Festival is celebrated extensively until the 15th day (on which comes another Chinese traditional festival called the Lantern Festival).

People celebrate this Chinese traditional festival in many ways.

Family members do some intensive house cleaning – sweeping and polishing the floor, scrubbing the walls, wiping dust off almost everything in their houses. They then decorate their houses with creatively cut pieces of red paper onto which they write wishes for fortune, happiness, and good health. By doing these practices, Chinese people believe that they would be able to drive away bad luck and invite good luck into their households. In the evening, families gather for a dinner of traditional cuisine, mostly round fruits that symbolize prosperity and sticky foods that symbolize unity.

During the Spring Festival, fireworks, dragon and lion dances, and other traditional performances are staged in the parks or on the streets.

Lantern Festival is one of the major Chinese traditional festivals that culminates the two-week Spring Festival. It falls on the first night of the year that has a full moon.

On this Chinese traditional festival, people mark the beginning of spring by eating sweet dumplings served in soup called Yuanxiao or Tangyuan, a symbol of staying together. They also watch fireworks – believed to drive away evil spirits – and lighting lanterns – symbols of bright future.

Legend has it that the Chinese people first started to light lanterns after heeding the advice of the good-hearted daughter of the Jade Emperor in heaven. Once, the Jade Emperor was upset with a town after learning that its town people had murdered his sacred bird. The Jade Emperor vowed vengeance. Upon learning this, his daughter warned the town. She told one of its people to light up lanterns to trick the Jade Emperor into thinking that the town is in flames and that his bird has already been avenged. Since then, the lighting of the lanterns has become part of the important Chinese traditional festivals of the people.

This important Chinese traditional festival is also an occasion for the Chinese to exhibit their modern creativity by making lanterns of various shapes, sizes, colors, and designs. Some lanterns are also plastered with curious riddles to be solved by revelers of this Chinese traditional festival.

The Moon Festival is perhaps the most highly anticipated Chinese traditional festival next to the Spring Festival. To allow their people to celebrate this important Chinese traditional festival, some countries of the world designate the 15th day of the 8th month of the Chinese calendar - which is between September and early October of the Gregorian calendar - a holiday.

On the night of this Chinese traditional festival, the moon is said to be at its most beautiful, fullest and roundest than any other day of the year. Thus, people feast on mooncakes of many varieties and round pomelos under the bright full moon. Highlights include lanterns and dragon dances.

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