What are the main foreign festivals that Chinese celebrate more, and when are they?

Quote the answer of the String Moon first:

Christmas Day: December 25.

Details: Valentine's Day: February 14.

Details: Father's Day: Every year on the third Sunday in June.

Details: Mother's Day: Every year on the second Sunday in May.

Details: Plus April Fool's Day on April 1st.

Add Easter to that and it's pretty much the same.

As for international festivals such as May Day, June 1st, March 8th and New Year's Day, I don't think it's a foreign festival. The foreign festivals we say are festivals with Western backgrounds, not international festivals such as May Day.

Christmas Day: December 25.

Details: Valentine's Day: February 14.

Details: Father's Day: Every year on the third Sunday in June.

Details: Mother's Day: Every year on the second Sunday in May.

Details: That's all I hope you're satisfied.

Let the festival gradually enrich our daily life".

No wonder it is said that there are many Chinese slaves!!

May Day, Children's Day, and Women's Day are all "foreign festivals".

Sometimes Halloween is also celebrated on April 1

1. Festivals are different.

Chinese festival refers to the Chinese folk anniversary, celebration day and international festival recognized by China.

The traditional festivals in China mainly include the Spring Festival (the first day of the first lunar month), the Lantern Festival (the fifth day of the tenth hail of the first lunar month), the dragon raising its head (the second day of the second lunar month), the Sheri Festival (the second day of the second lunar month), the Cold Food Festival (105 days after the winter solstice of the lunar calendar), and the Qingming Festival (around April 5 of the Gregorian calendar);

Dragon Boat Festival (the fifth day of the fifth lunar month), Qixi Festival (the seventh day of the seventh lunar month), Zhongyuan Festival (the fifteenth day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar), Mid-Autumn Festival (the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar), Chongyang Festival (the ninth day of the ninth lunar month), Xia Yuan Festival (the fifteenth day of the tenth month of the lunar calendar), the Winter Solstice Festival (December 21 23 of the Gregorian calendar), Chinese New Year's Eve (the last day of the end of the year), etc.

Western festivals refer to the festivals of the year in Western countries. These include Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Valentine's Day, Independence Day, April Fool's Day, Mother's Day, and more.

2. Different cultures.

On the other hand, the elements of Western festival culture are relatively relaxed, free and happy, and the atmosphere of enjoying oneself is also quite attractive, so it attracts more and more Chinese people to introduce it into traditional festival activities. Giving roses and buying chocolates for their sweethearts during the Qixi Festival has become a fashionable way for Chinese young people to vent their emotions and express their love.

Traditional Chinese festivals are an important carrier for inheriting excellent history and culture, which not only enables people to increase their knowledge and receive lessons in the festival, but also helps to highlight culture, promote virtues, cultivate sentiments and carry forward traditions. Folk festivals are the products of the evolution and development of human civilization, and most of the festival customs have begun to emerge in ancient times. The formation process of traditional festivals is the process of precipitation and condensation of the history and culture of the Chinese nation.

China is facing the world to do business, make friends, and practice friendly exchanges, so it is necessary to learn Western culture, understand Western culture, respect Western culture, just as Western countries learn Chinese culture, understand Chinese culture, and respect Chinese culture; Smart businessmen seized this business opportunity and used Western culture to carry out activities, so why not make it popular and make money!

Those shops are doing it to make money, and Christmas is a holiday for foreigners, and so is Halloween.

Eat and hold up.

Commercial hype.

There are many, such as April Fool's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, February 4th Valentine's Day, Easter, Halloween and many more.

Halloween, also known as All Saints' Day, is a traditional holiday in the West on November 1 every year; And October 31, the eve of Halloween, is the busiest time of the holiday. In Chinese, Halloween is often translated as all saints' day）。

To celebrate Halloween, children dress up as cute goblins and knock on doors from house to house, asking for candy or mischievous. At the same time, legend has it that on this night, all kinds of ghosts will also dress up as children and mingle with the crowd to celebrate the arrival of Halloween, and humans dress up as all kinds of ghosts in order to make the ghosts more harmonious.

The so-called foreign festival refers to the festival of Westerners, there are many types, which are more common in China, such as Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, April Fool's Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas, Thanksgiving Day and so on. Personally, I think that Christmas, Christmas Eve, April Fool's Day, etc. are not in line with the national conditions, and some businesses hype it up for personal purposes. It has made some traditional Chinese festivals fade.

Some festivals, such as Father's Day, Mother's Day, etc., can be combined with China's national conditions. In my personal opinion, we should retain the essence and abandon the dross of foreign festivals, and pay more attention to inheriting our traditional Chinese festivals, so that festivals and holidays can be distinguished, and there is a festive atmosphere during the festival. In this way, the foreign festival will fade, and the traditional festival will return to the people.

To add: New Year's Day, International Women's Day, May Day, and International Children's Day are all foreign festivals.

Christmas, Valentine, Resurrection, White Day, April Fool's Day.

Christmas and Valentine's Day are more impressive.

The foreign festival is more lively, more advancing with the times, and more is the interaction between peers, so the common language of course likes it, and many traditional Chinese festivals are festivals spent with the elders and younger generations, because after the reform and opening up, the post-60s, post-70s, post-80s, and post-90s have completely experienced different stages of social development, and their cognition of things is also very different, so there is a big generation gap with people of different generations with themselves, of course, it will not be lively.

For example, Thanksgiving can make us understand the hard work of our parents, so as to be grateful to our parents, and our parents will be happy, and our lives will be more harmonious and our families will be warmer.

Today's earth is a global village.

There are festivals, and of course brothers and sisters have to spend them together.

There is a festival, and of course everyone has to spend it together.

I advocate the festival of foreign countries, although I don't celebrate it much, I think the festival has the following benefits:

Some foreign festivals are really interesting, such as "Christmas", "Thanksgiving" or something, and there is nothing bad for Chinese to experience it. On the contrary, it can also promote Chinese's understanding of foreign cultures and broaden their horizons.

Anyway, being idle is also idle, plus the Chinese are having a better time now, what's wrong with having a few more festivals? Not only did I have a few more opportunities to get together with my family and friends, but I also found a reason to "eat and drink", how good!

What age is this, the cars running on the streets, the things people eat, drink, and use, including language, are not all "imported", not to mention how many foreign festivals there are?

Aren't some countries also celebrating traditional Chinese festivals, such as the Dragon Boat Festival, Songkran Festival or something, as long as foreigners are interested, people don't care which country they are, as long as they are happy! Therefore, it is also normal for Chinese to celebrate the foreign festival.

Whether it's foreign or earthy, it's good to have some festivals. This is a manifestation of global integration, the integration of Eastern and Western cultures, as long as everyone accepts it, what exists is reasonable, and there is no problem that Chinese people are stronger or weaker than Westerners. If you can't pass the foreign festival, it all depends on a personal experience, and if you haven't experienced it, you can still experience it.

Some people say that modern China should take economic development as the core, and cultural inheritance is not the first priority. I said, that's not true. I believe that a country's development should be comprehensive, not just GDP as the only measure of social development.

It can be said that this has now become our consensus.

Nowadays, we are vigorously advocating the scientific concept of development, how to protect our historical and cultural resources, so that they can contribute to our social development and construction, is what every cultural worker wants to think and do. Only by truly attaching importance to our tangible cultural heritage and abandoning the purely economic perspective can we inherit our culture and embark on the path of comprehensive and sustainable development. It is said that our traditional festivals such as the Spring Festival and Dragon Boat Festival are registered by countries such as Singapore.

The west wind is eastward, the foreign festival is popular, it is fashionable, according to the survey, what are the top foreign festivals that Chinese like? Christmas, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, April Fool's Day, Chinese like to celebrate foreign festivals, and their motives are roughly as follows: to express feelings (family affection, friendship, love) to make a scene, relax, in order to catch up with fashion.

I like to blindly follow the trend, compare with each other, and then there is the hype of the business

In fact, it is just an excuse for receiving gifts, confessing, and shopping.

Just find a reason to have a happy holiday shopping spree.