On the evening of April 9, Turkish neighbors sent sweet porridge. Is this their festival?

This question is more difficult to answer. Because the festivals in Turkey are more complicated, because there are three types of festivals and holidays in Turkey: national secular festivals, national religious festivals and local festivals. The time of religious festivals is determined according to the Turkish lunar calendar, and the exact date cannot be calculated by the Gregorian calendar. However, local festivals are usually related to harvest time, weather changes and the moon's profit and loss, and it is difficult to calculate an exact date.

For example, from February 20, 1999 to October 28, 2000/kloc-0, Muslim fasting month is a national religious festival that lasts for one month. The first day of Ramadan may change back and forth with the moon for a day or two. The eve of Ramadan on 28th is a "night of strength", which is also a national religious festival, and the date changes with Ramadan.

So, your neighbor may be having a local festival! ! I'm not sure! ! Among the well-known Turkish festivals, there is really no April Festival!

Attachment: Turkish traditional festivals

65438+1 October1:Chinese New Year.

65438+1Mid-October: Camel Festival

Mid-March: Hajj Day.

Mid-May: Youth Sports Festival-Ataturk's birthday (Youth and Sports Day)

Ataturk's Festival)

Mid-June: Sakura Festival

The third week of June: Bullfighting, Caucasus Culture and Art Festival (Bullfighting? Caucasus Culture and Art Festival).

August 26th: Armed Forces Day.

August 30th: Celebrate Turkey's defeat of Greece (1992).

The first week of September: Golden Apple Silverfish Festival.