Christmas Day, Valentine‘s Day, April Fool's Day, All Saints' Day, Easter Day, etc.

1. Christmas

An important Christian festival to commemorate the birth of Jesus. Also known as Jesus Christmas, nativity day, Catholicism is also known as Jesus Christmas ceremony. The date of Jesus' birth is not recorded in the Bible. In 336 AD, the Roman church began to celebrate this festival on December 25th.

December 25th was originally the birthday of the sun god stipulated by the Roman Empire. Some people think that this day is chosen to celebrate Christmas because Christians believe that Jesus is the just and eternal sun.

Christmas customs spread to Asia mainly in the mid-19th century, and Japan and South Korea were all influenced by Christmas culture. Nowadays, it has become a common custom in the west to give gifts to each other, hold banquets and add festive atmosphere with Santa Claus and Christmas tree. Christmas has also become a public holiday in the western world and many other regions.

2. Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day, also known as St. Valentine's Day or St. Valentine's Day, is one of the traditional festivals in western countries and originated from Christianity. Now it has become a famous romantic festival all over the world, but people in different countries express their love in different ways. ?

Valentine's Day is a festival about love, romance, flowers, chocolates and greeting cards. On this day, men and women exchange gifts to show their love or friendship. Valentine's Day dinner date usually represents the key to the development of a relationship.

3. April Fool's Day

April Fool's Day is also called Fool's Day, Humor Day and April Fool's Day. The festival is on April 1st of the Gregorian calendar, which is a popular folk festival in the west since the 19th century, and has not been recognized as a legal festival in any country.

On this day, people cheat and play tricks on each other in various ways, and it is often at the end of the joke that the object of the joke is exposed and declared as a "fool".

The nature of jokes rarely contains substantial malice, but individual jokes cause people's panic because they are too big, which has a large-scale response and is derived into (media) rumors and urban legends, so people generally avoid making jokes about disasters.

4. Halloween

Halloween, also known as All Saints' Day, is a traditional western festival on November 1st every year. October 31, the eve of Halloween, is the most lively moment of this festival.

To celebrate Halloween, children will dress up as all kinds of cute ghosts and knock on the door from house to house, asking for candy, or they will be naughty.

At the same time, it is said that on this night, all kinds of ghosts will dress up as children and mingle with the crowd to celebrate the coming of Halloween, while human beings dress up as ghosts in order to make ghosts more harmonious.

5. Easter

Easter is an important festival in the west, which falls on the first Sunday after the full moon at the vernal equinox every year. It is a Christian festival to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus on the third day after his crucifixion. Also known as Jesus Easter, Lord Easter, Catholicism is also known as the resurrection of Jesus.