Worldwide festivals, festivals and customs of all countries in the world

Women's Day on March 8, Labor Day on May 1, Children's Day on June 1, and Father's Day and Mother's Day are all around.

1. France: Drink all the wine at home on New Year's Eve.

On Chinese New Year's Eve, there will be a family reunion, drinking champagne around the table, according to tradition, every family should drink all the wine on this night, and everyone should be drunk, so that the new year will have a new beginning.

2. Germany: Tree climbing in the New Year.

There is also a custom in the German countryside - tree climbing competitions, it is said that the higher you climb, the better luck, and the person who climbs the highest every year is hailed as a "New Year's hero" and is envied by others.

3. Italy: Drop the bowl.

On New Year's Day, every family has to light a fire in their house, and it cannot be extinguished for a whole day. In the eyes of Italians, the fire comes from the sun, and if the fire is broken on New Year's Day, it will not see the light of day in the coming year, which will invite bad luck. Young people in Italy have also been passing on the custom over the years.

4. Myanmar: Songkran and New Year are combined into one.

Songkran usually lasts.

On the third or fourth day, on the second day of the festival, men, women and children have the habit of washing their hair. During the festival, regardless of the city or city, everyone is dressed in costumes and splashes water on each other to express the meaning of washing the old and welcoming the new.

5. Japan: Watch the Red and White Song Club.

On Chinese New Year's Eve, Nippima himself also has the custom of keeping the New Year, and people eat buckwheat noodles while ** TV station arranges programs for the New Year, and male and female singer solo competitions are the most popular.

Every year there are a variety of festivals, ranging from ** festivals to cultural and artistic carnivals, religious events, and some festivals purely for entertainment. If you are looking for more than just a good tourist destination but also a famous festival to attend during your vacation, then what are the top 10 festivals in the world?

1. Spring Festival. There are more than one billion Chinese people in the world who celebrate the Spring Festival every year, so this is also the most famous festival in the world, on this day, every family will eat dumplings, paste Spring Festival couplets, clean up, set off firecrackers, in the most traditional way to celebrate the arrival of the Spring Festival, the most important of which is the reunion of the family.

2. Barranquilla Carnival. The Barranquilla Carnival is one of the most popular festivals in Latin America, and can be attended by anyone of any race, with a spectacular day of activities and a variety of cabaret performances for beginners.

3. Spanish Carnival. The Spanish Carnival first appeared in 1492 to commemorate the liberation of the Spanish people, and the festival also reflects on the love of life and the yearning for freedom and peace.

4. Berlin Cultural Carnival. The Berlin Cultural Carnival is attended by millions of people every year, and everyone will show off their talents and dances in the introduction, like a grand "cultural party".

5. Full moon party. Originating in Koh Phangan, Thailand, the Full Moon Party gathers backpackers and electronic music fans from all over the world at the full moon to create a huge party where everyone dances under the moonlight and paints their bodies.

6. Venice Carnival. The Venice Carnival is a two-week festival that has been very popular in Europe since ancient times, when everyone wears gorgeous costumes and masks, eliminating differences of class, race and age, and everyone is equal.

7. Tomato vs. La Tomatina Festival. Originating in Spain, the Tomato Fight is held on the last Wednesday of August every year, with people throwing tomatoes at each other in the streets, and the number of participants is hundreds of thousands.

8. Holi. Holi originated from the Indian religion, this festival is held at the end of February or early March every year, which is equivalent to the Spring Festival, it is very grand, and strangers on the street will throw colorful powders, which is very interesting.

9. Rio de Janeiro Carnival. The Rio de Janeiro Carnival is one of the biggest festivals in Brazil from February 13th to 16th every year, attracting not only countless Brazilians, but also many foreign tourists who come to dance and sing in the streets.

10. St. Patrick's Day is a religious holiday originating from Ireland, and on March 17 every year, millions of people gather on the streets to party together, listen to Irish songs and dance together.

The above is an introduction to what are the top 10 festivals in the world, are you excited? If you have the chance, you can go abroad to experience the local festive atmosphere.

1. International Maritime Day.

World Maritime Day first appeared in 1978, because March 17 of that year coincided with the twentieth anniversary of the entry into force of the International Maritime Organization Convention, the 10th Assembly of the International Maritime Organization in November 1977 adopted a resolution to designate March 17 as World Maritime Day every year in the future. In November 1979, the Eleventh Session of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) amended the resolution to recommend that it be established on the date of the last day of September.

2. International Women's Day.

International Women's Day is celebrated on 8 March every year to celebrate the important contributions and achievements of women in the economic, political and social fields. In December 1949, the People's Government Council of China designated March 8 as International Women's Day every year. The United Nations has celebrated International Women's Day every year on 8 March since the International Women's Year in 1975.

3. World Health Day.

On July 22, 1946, the United Nations Economic and Social Council convened an international health assembly in New York, and representatives of more than 60 countries signed the Charter of the World Health Organization, which entered into force on April 7, 1948. In June 1948, to commemorate the day of the adoption of the Constitution of the Organization, it was decided to designate 22 July as "World Health Day".

4. World Intellectual Property Day.

World Intellectual Property Day was established by the World Intellectual Property Organization on April 26, 2001, and it was decided to designate April 26 as World Intellectual Property Day every year from 2001 onwards, with the aim of creating a worldwide awareness of respect for knowledge, advocating science and protecting intellectual property rights, and creating a legal environment that encourages intellectual innovation.

5. May Day.

In July 1889, the Second International, led by Engels, held a congress in Paris. The conference passed a resolution setting for the debaters to hold a procession of international workers on May 1, 1890, and decided to designate May 1 as International Labor Day. The People's Council made a decision in December 1949 to designate May 1 as Labor Day.