What are the cultural differences between Chinese and Western festivals?

Looking at Chinese festivals and Western festivals, the so-called festivals collectively in China are as follows, Spring Festival, Chinese New Year's Eve, Mid-Autumn Festival, Arbor Day. Qingming Festival-Chung yeung festival. Military Day and so on.

And the festivals in the West are as follows: Christmas, Christmas Eve, Valentine'S, Easter.

easter,thanksgiving day，vatentine's day，april fools'Day, Halloween.

Haloween, Mother's Day.

mother's day, Father's Day.

father's day。

As soon as you list the above festivals, you will find that there are many, many differences between China and the West. All Chinese solar terms are set according to the ancient calendar, what Spring Festival, Chinese New Year's Eve, Qingming, Chongyang, but none of them emphasize humanistic care, the founding of New China.

The Teacher's Day and Military Day added later are just a reverence for a profession. Western festivals are full of humanistic care, such as Valentine's Day, Father's Day, Mother's Day, and Thanksgiving.

More humorous, such as Halloween, Carnival. The difference between Chinese and Western cultures can be seen from the festival. Chinese attach more importance to the definition of success and failure, and today's festivals are also metaphysical things, while the West is more based on human nature itself.

Emphasize emotional humor and be funny. Fortunately, more and more young people are now inclined to celebrate Western festivals and pay more and more attention to the person itself.

Western festivals and Chinese festivals, I think Chinese festivals are more flavorful.

The differences are mainly reflected in the origin, emphasis, decoration and other aspects. Culture mainly originated from national customs and nature worship, Western festival culture mainly originated from various religions, Chinese festival culture focused on collective celebrations, and Western festival culture focused on individual emotional expression.

Differences between Chinese and Western festivals.

The decoration of Chinese festival culture has diversity, there are certain differences in the decoration of various ethnic groups and regions, the decoration of Western festival culture is relatively simple, and the Western festival is based on faith first, usually not looking at the nationality but only the faith.

There are many festivals in China, because China is currently the only ancient civilization in the world that has been inherited to this day, with many ethnic groups and corresponding festivals, while there is a fault line in the inheritance of national culture in the West, and the number of festivals is relatively small, mainly festivals.

Chinese: Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Midyear Festival, Ghost Festival, Qixi Valentine's Day, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival, Winter Solstice Festival (said to be the big festival after New Year's Day).

Western: Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, April Fool's Day, Valentine's Day, Easter, Bullfight, Mother's Day, Father's Day.