1, afternoon tea

The British afternoon tea habit began in 1661. At that time, a Portuguese princess and King Charles II married, the princess brought the Portuguese tea habits to Britain. Drinking afternoon tea at the orthodox time is four o'clock in the afternoon, the snacks are with three layers of snacks ceramic plate, the first layer of sandwiches, the second layer of the traditional British confectionery Scone, the third layer of the cake and fruit tart; from the bottom to the top of the open back to eat.

2, cranberry race

Cranberry race, is the Thanksgiving feast, some families often do some traditional games. Cranberry race is a large bowl with cranberries on the ground, 4-10 contestants sitting around, each issued a needle and thread, 3 minutes, who strung the longest cranberries, who won the prize; wear the slowest person, will be issued to him a worst prize.

3, Boys' Day

Every year on May 5, is the Japanese Boys' Day. People fly carp flags to welcome the boy's day and hope for the healthy growth of their children. The reason why they do this is because the Japanese believe that the carp has the most spirit and vitality, and they hope that the boys in their families will be like carp, so this day is also known as "Carp Day".

4, Girl's Day

Girl's Day, also known as the Peach Blossom Festival, is a traditional festival introduced to Japan from China. Every year on the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar, Japanese girls dress in traditional costumes and enjoy the flowers under the peach blossom trees, and it is a festival to wish girls happiness in the future.

5, Tower of Man

The Tower of Man is a traditional folk activity in Catalonia, Spain, similar to the traditional Chinese "Jengluohan", which is called "Castell" in Spain. This activity began to flourish in the 19th century.