Dear delegates, dear judges, dear teachers and students!

Whenever the Mid-Autumn Festival comes, all the small streets are bustling with singing songs: “The lamp of the five-pointed star is bright. The handle is very long and the handle is too high. I held the starlight, I sang loudly. Bright star lights of the full moon festival! Twins, spare parts, ... "Yes, for a long time the star-shaped moonlight was considered an indispensable item for children during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Although many types of modern toys appear, but the star lamp still has a special meaning to us children.To contribute to the brilliance in today's full moon festival, the twentieth class would bring to the star lamp made by our hands.

In order to make the lantern blooming in today's full moon festival, we took advantage of natural materials such as bamboo and some artificial materials such as ant paper, glue, ... together With our small hands, we have created more beautiful motifs for our lanterns under the enthusiastic guidance of the homeroom teacher.

A pentagram is like the stars glittering in the sky on the night of the full moon in August. If inside the lantern is a star star of the earth, the outside is a full moon full of open eyes to welcome a beautiful festival.

Looking up at the sky, we can see a beautiful moon and sparkling stars illuminating the vast sky. In this world, the moon, our stars are lit by the candles of childhood containing many dreams for the future.

It is a warm spark, our spark of respect for the traditions of our fathers, a tiny spark that brightens the colors of life for us to roam. Play across the streets on the festival night. At the same time it is also a spark of hope that next year we will have a jubilant festival like this year.

Our lantern competition is here to end. We would like to wish the organizers, the judges, teachers and teachers good health; Wish all students a very beautiful full moon night and wish our contest a great success. I respectfully greet!

The star lamp is one of the traditional and familiar toys of children in particular and each Vietnamese in general, is a distinctive feature of the Mid-Autumn Festival in our country.

Ong Sao lamp is used during the Mid-Autumn Festival. No one knows the exact origin or the time when this lamp was born. According to the elders, the starlight was modeled after the stars glittering in the sky around the moon. Mid-Autumn Festival is the "moon" New Year, the moon enters the most beautiful round and round period of the year. Therefore, parents often make star-shaped lamps for their children so that the full moon night will "spare" throughout the village. This is almost like a form of moon procession.
Explanation of the Lamp he stars

Ong Sao lantern is a handcrafted lantern that is very familiar to every Vietnamese. To make a lamp, he takes a lot of effort and requires the craftsman to be skillful. First, the worker splits the pieces of bamboo into 10 bamboo sticks attached to two star shapes. Then, the worker takes the 2 created stars using a string to tie the stars. Split four more short rods of equal length, into the interstellar intersections to erect two bulging star faces. Fixed intersections. After the star frame is firmly attached, continue to apply glue to the surface of the bamboo stick of each star. Finally, the worker uses colored paper as he likes to stick it on the surface of the bamboo stick, that is, the areas that have just been glued. The paper used in traditional star lamps is transparent colored cellophane so that when lit candles will give shimmering colors. In addition, more paper can be cut into beautiful contours to paste on the wings of the stars.

The image of star lamps seems to be imprinted in everyone's memories, it calls back to childhood memories with their eagerness to have a lamp to look after the moon. During the mid-autumn festival, every full moon in August, mothers and fathers moved to pick up bamboo and buy candles to make the children a lantern to welcome the Moon. The children holding red and green lights, sparkling in succession, walking around the communal yard singing the song "The lamp of the star" (Pham Tuyen):

“The light of the pentagram is bright.

The handle is very long and the handle is too high.

I held the starlight, I sang loudly.

Bright star lights of the full moon festival!

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This light beam shining star fun.

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Uncle Ho's star shines in the place ... "

These familiar images show the unchangeable position of the star lamp in the soul life of every Vietnamese person.

Today, the use of star lanterns is somewhat weaker than other lanterns, especially plastic lanterns originating from China. Most of the groceries during the Mid-Autumn days are mostly plastic lamps, almost no longer see the star lamp. If there is any place that still sells star lamps, only Hang Ma (Hanoi), but the quantity is very small. Partly due to the cheaper cost of industrial lamps. Due to its low price, it is likely that Chinese lanterns are made from poor quality plastic, containing many heavy metal components that can affect the health of users, especially for children. Partly because tastes change. Plastic lanterns are often colorful, eye-catching decoration, often attached with colorful lights and funny sounds, so children are more interested. Therefore, the people making lanterns are less and less stars, craft lantern making also fades. However, every Mid-Autumn Festival comes, somewhere there is still a picture of a five-pointed star lamp displayed in beautiful small rows and sometimes there are a few children watching, choosing for themselves a medium star lamp. Italy.

Each Asian country welcomes the Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15 (lunar calendar) and chooses for themselves a lantern with its own unique nationality. Vietnamese people always choose the star lamp as a sign of their identity!

Mid-Autumn Festival full moon night

I followed the morning star to visit Ms. Hang.

Whenever the Mid-Autumn Festival comes around the streets to the small streets, there are many children's toys. One of those games we cannot help but mention the star lamps - the most popular game for children.

Mid-Autumn Festival to the songs that sound like resounding is the sentence:

“The light of the pentagram is bright

The handle is very long and the handle is too high

I held the starlight, I sang loudly

Bright star lights of the full moon festival!

Corinthians Corinthians spare, spare spare spare Corinthians Corinthians…".

Indeed, it seems that for a long time, it seems that the image of the moonlight with a five-pointed star seems to be an indispensable item for children during the Mid-Autumn Festival. days before and until today too. It cannot be denied that, today, every child has no shortage of modern, classy toys ... Although there are many toys as well as many modern games, it seems that the star lamps still have. A special meaning to us children.

To be able to make a lantern to show off on a full moon festival today, the employee also has to go through many stages. The stages to make these star lamps are also simple and easy to find. These stars are all taking advantage of materials available in nature such as bamboo and some artificial materials such as ant paper, glue, ... and not to mention that is with the Our small hands add creativity to our lanterns. Then people look like they can see very clearly beautiful patterns under the dedicated guidance of their parents and teachers.

One cannot deny that a pentagram is like the stars glittering in the sky. Really every day that on the night of the full moon in August. If, if we could see inside the lantern was a star star of the earth, then outside was a full moon it seemed to be full again, opening wide eyes to welcome a great festival. beautiful for our children and for our reunion day.

Then every time that we look up to the sky, we can see a beautiful moon, at the same time the same sparkling stars illuminate the vast sky. Perhaps, as if we were still in this world, the moon, our star was lit by the beautiful little lamp of childhood that contains many dreams for our future.

No matter how far it is, it is actually a warm spark, our spark of respect for the traditions of our fathers in the past, A little spark but also strong enough to have can brighten up the colors of life for us to roam around the streets. Then we can see it on a festival night. At the same time, we have also seen the little flame in the starlight as if it was also a spark of hope that next year we will have a jubilant festival like this year.

I'm so happy to have a moonlight go out on Mid-Autumn Festival. I will try my best to study well so as not to disappoint my parents. And if I study well, I will ask my dad to buy me a beautiful star lamp like this year.