The difference between the United States and the United Kingdom in the celebration of holidays is 10

Some festivals are much worse, such as thanksgiving, which is very important in the United States and is basically not celebrated in the United Kingdom.

Yes. There are many festivals in the United States, and there are many names, such as Martin Luther King Jr. Day, ** Day, Flag Day, Veterans Day, etc., etc., which are dazzling. However, there are only a few festivals that are really important.

In order of date, it is New Year's Day, Valentine's Day, Easter, Independence Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

New Year's Day and New Year's Day in the United States, compared with Christmas, passed somewhat quietly. This is also understandable. For many Americans, Christmas is the beginning of the year. After the ecstasy of Christmas, the arrival of the new year seems to be a little redundant.

Compared with the cold of the New Year, Valentine's Day on February 14 is much more lively. On this day, everyone is busy handing out cards, handing out chocolates, buying flowers, and having dinner with family and friends. Of course, the sweetest Yuhiroshi is a couple in love.

The happiest, I think, should be the owner of the flower shop town belt. On Valentine's Day, flowers are selling like crazy.

Easter seems a little strange to us Chinese, but in the United States, Easter is a very important religious holiday, second only to Christmas. Easter is celebrated, on the one hand, by celebrating the resurrection of Jesus and thanking him for his sacrifice and dedication for humanity. On the other hand, it is the arrival of the celebration of the Spring Festival, and everything begins to recover and flourish after the harsh test of winter.

There are many traditional festivals and celebrations in the UK, and here are some of the most common ones:

1.Christmas (Christmas): Held on December 25th, it is one of the most important holidays in the UK. People will give gifts to family and friends, decorate Christmas trees, eat Christmas dinners, etc.

2.Easter: It is a holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus in the spring. Celebrations such as church ceremonies and the making of Easter eggs are held.

3.Halloween (Halloween): Held on October 31, people dress up in various ghost costumes and play trick-or-treating.

4.The Queen'S Official Birthday): Held annually in June, it is the Queen's birthday celebration. Celebrations include ceremonies, military parades, fireworks, and more.

5.St George's Day'S Day): April 23 is the day of celebration of St. George, the patron saint of England, with the display of the England flag, the bouquet of roses, and more.

6.Good Festival: Held annually in August, it is one of the largest open-air festivals in the UK, where people can enjoy, taste food, participate in various activities and more.

7.The Morris Ring of England: This is a common folklore event in the UK where people wear colourful costumes to perform traditional **, dance and drama.

In conclusion, there are many traditional festivals and celebrations in the UK, which record the history, culture and unique atmosphere of the UK. Both the British themselves and visitors from other countries can get a better understanding of British culture and traditions by participating in these activities. At the same time, these activities also provide a more colorful travel experience for tourists.

1. Christmas is the most important family holiday in Hu Jizhong, and February 25 and 26 are national legal holidays. On Christmas Day, people exchange gifts. There is no public transport on Christmas Day, and on Boxing Day on December 26, traffic is also restricted, because it is a religious holiday, the church has special events, and everyone has to go to the church;

2. New Year, January 1 is a public holiday. On New Year's Eve, people usually stay up late into the night to welcome the arrival of the new year. The eve of the New Year's steak group is regarded as Chinese New Year's Eve, even more festive than Christmas;

3. Easter, Easter has no fixed date, between the end of March and the middle of April. Public holidays run from Friday all the way to the Monday after Easter. On Easter Day Pants Hill, there is an Easter parade in the town. in the resurrection.