There are many large and small festivals in China every year, including Labor Day, Arbor Day, Mother's Day and Spring Festival. But on the other side of the globe, Brazil also has a festival called Carnival, also known as Meat Festival, which has a lot to do with Easter. During the fasting period, people refused to eat meat products, did not kill animals and prohibited entertainment to commemorate Jesus who died three days before Easter.

During the 40-day fast of the Brazilian Orthodox Church, people were forbidden to eat big fish and meat or indulge in recreational activities. Therefore, one week before the fast, people paid close attention to eating clean meat, eating big fish and meat, having fun, dancing, riding horses and singing to make up for the poor life during the fast. During this period, people in Brazil can't eat meat and have fun, so this period is called meat festival.

During the seven days of the festival, people will make up for themselves by riding horses, shooting arrows, singing and dancing to celebrate the festival. At ten o'clock in the evening, people spontaneously hold a bonfire party at their doorstep, inviting neighbors or relatives and friends to dance, sing or chat around the bonfire to spend the festival. After the festival, Brazilians were asked to eat vegetarian food instead of meat, and recreational activities were banned.

The first day during the Meat Festival is the Spring Festival, and every household will spontaneously build a bonfire and sing and dance at home. The next day is an entertainment day, and Brazilians can visit relatives and friends to see if there are any objects they like; The third day is food day, and the son-in-law goes to his father-in-law's house to eat steamed buns; The fourth day is drunkenness day, and the last day is forgiveness day, in order to hope that the other party can forgive themselves. I hope the above views will help you.