Why are Spaniards so obsessed with the deadly Running of the Bulls?

Because the Running of the Bulls is one of the most traditional carnival festivals in Spain, it also reflects their unrestrained and free customs.

Because the Spaniards believe that the Running of the Bulls is their national quintessence, representing the national spirit of Spain, the spirit of facing difficulties and not fearing hardships, and Spanish men think that this is a manifestation of masculinity.

In order to compare, the original purpose of the Running Bull Festival was to show the courage to dare to fight, but many people did not want to be compared to others after seeing others participate.

Running of the Bulls in SpainBous a La Mar (Toros Al Mar) The love of bulls in Spain is unimaginable, in addition to the traditional bullfighting, there is also the now introduced seaside bullfighting, the San Fer Bull Running Festival in Plona, and the Horn Torch Festival. There are countless festivals to participate in and have fun with the bulls.

Held every year in the second week of July in the coastal city of Denia in eastern Spain, the Bull Running Festival by the sea, as in other regional bull running and bullfighting, is attended by participants who irritate the bulls with red cloths. After attracting the mad cow to the shore, he jumped into the sea, and the cow could not stop the car and fell into the sea. When the cattle fall overboard, the ships at sea will rescue them.

Every seaside town in the province of Valencia has this activity in summer, and it is the safest, most protected animal and the most cool "teasing" activity in Spain!

This is a reflection on human intelligence, and it is a waste to be alive!

To be happy embodies madness, and unrestrained.

In the 16th century, some onlookers had the audacity to run up to the bull and provoke it into the bullring. Later, this custom evolved into the Running of the Bulls.

It is a traditional holiday in their country.

The Spanish Running of the Bulls, also known as the "encierro", is held every year from July 6 to July 14. The location is in the city of Pamplona, in northeastern Spain.

During the nine days of the festival, people from all over the world wear white pants and red belts to show their willingness to participate. Six bulls, which had been specially domesticated for two years, were suddenly released from the barn, followed by a large group of young men, and ran wildly through the city, like a group of long-distance runners, straight to the bullring. These cows are very fierce, some of the horns are sharpened, and even show their nerves, which is painful to touch, and some of the cow's eyes are smeared with chili peppers to provoke it and trigger its wild nature.

Along the way, there was a flood of spectators, and the joy was deafening. Many of them, especially the curious outlaws, tried to get as close as possible to the cow and teased it, only to be stabbed or trampled to death.

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