In fact, in the United States, Valentine’s Day is a holiday that is attended by both young and old, men and women.
Before the festival arrives, its strong atmosphere can be felt first in stores and supermarkets. Eyes full of red heart-shaped balloons greet people. The chocolate gift boxes packed with various patterns are full of alluring flavor. Various plush toys, soft and playful. Red roses, with a faint fragrance floating around. Colorful heart-shaped cards come in like a flood...
Usually, there will be some traffic jams on Valentine's Day. Men dress up to give their lovers an unexpected surprise. Women use dresses and perfume to arouse their lovers' feelings. When she opens the purple gift box and sees a shining heart, the woman becomes elated, while the man's face shows joy and satisfaction. A large bouquet of roses makes a woman's face red. Eat a piece of fragrant chocolate, sweet to the heart. Women will also give gifts that represent affection, love and possession to their beloved men, and enjoy a beautiful night accompanied by romantic music and candlelight.
Don’t think that Valentine’s Day is just for adults. American primary and secondary schools and even kindergartens also celebrate Valentine's Day. On this day, the children were very happy. They will receive candies and cards from their teachers with the words Happy Valentine's Day written on them. Each child also prepared chocolates, candies, and small cards with the names of their classmates on them, and then began to give them to each other in the class. Everyone will be carrying a big pink paper bag, and candies and cards fly in like snowflakes. The children's faces were filled with honey-like smiles. While counting how many small gifts I had received, I kept touching the candies from the bag, eating them, sharing and exchanging them. Everyone is like a bee that is not afraid of sweetness, buzzing to taste the nectar.
My "lover", ha, is my husband, who will send me pink greeting cards that say: I love you. I will also give you my favorite dark chocolate. My countless little "lovers", ha, the students I teach, will give me small candies to eat; I will also buy a large bag of assorted chocolates to let them taste the sweet secrets I give them. .
Every Valentine's Day, when my daughter comes home, she will shake out more than 20 cards smaller than a palm from her schoolbag, with sweet words such as "I love you" written on them. Children exchange Valentine's Day cards and candies, which is not an adult-colored love. However, they can get joy, satisfaction, and love from the exchange and sharing. Express and enhance a sense of human friendship.
To live, one must be a lover. It has been cultivated and instilled since childhood, and only when you grow up do you know how to love yourself and others. Not selfish, not just waiting to take but seeking to get. Learn to enjoy the joy of sharing friendship with others in giving. Valentine's Day, on the other hand, is more of an opportunity to express love and deepen love.