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White Day.

White Day

March 14th. White Day is popular in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and other regions, which is a continuation of Western Valentine's Day as we know it, and it is also different in terms of gift-giving: specifically, on February 14, women will give men chocolates, and on March 14, men will give back a gift.

In fact, White Day, also known as White Day, originated from Japanese folklore: Valentineday on February 14 was originally a day when girls appealed to boys, and girls gave Valentine's Day chocolates to boys.

In Japan, where machismo is still a world, most girls give gifts to show their love to their sweethearts on February 14, and if the man is also interested, he will return the gift on March 14 to show that both parties are heart-to-heart. However, in Hong Kong, Taiwan and other places, the distinction between men and women is not so obvious. On March 14, send each other a lover's gift back, which means that they have already made each other heart-to-heart.

The story of White Day.

I've heard of Western Valentine's Day, and I've also heard of Tanabata Valentine's Day. So do you want to know what "White Day" is?

"White Day" first originated in Rome in the third century. On February 14, the Roman Emperor saved a couple of lovers who had been put to death for violating the ban on love and marriage, and the Roman Emperor established Valentine's Day to commemorate the day. A month later, on March 14, the rescued lovers swore that their relationship would last until death, and to commemorate the day, it was designated as White Day.

It is also a Valentine's Day related to Japanese folklore. February 14 was originally the day when girls appealed to boys, and girls gave gifts to boys, but gradually developed to the end, and there is no longer a distinction between each other, and now it is no longer important who takes the initiative to give gifts on Valentine's Day. In Japan, if one party receives a gift from a lover of the opposite sex on February 14 to express their love, and they have the same affection or affection for the other person, they will return a gift to the other person on March 14, indicating that they have become close to each other this year.

So they set March 14 as "White Day".

If you also received a long-awaited Valentine's gift, why not take advantage of "White Day" to let the other person feel your love too?

It is White Day and originated in Korea. In South Korea, on February 14th, a girl gives chocolate to a boy she likes, and if the boy is interested in her, she will give the girl a chocolate ...... on March 14thThat's it, but in China, it seems to be just the opposite

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March 14 is White Day, a type of Valentine's Day in the West.

The festival originated in the third century A.D. and is said to have been established by the Roman emperor to commemorate his rescue on February 14 of a couple who were about to be executed for violating the ban on anti-love marriage. A month later, on March 14, the couple took the vow to die, and later became Valentine's Day and began to spread to other countries.

White is pure, pure, and spiritual in European countries, just like a young girl, just like Westerners wear white wedding dresses when they get married. This has become one of the important points of the name "White Day Grinding".

On Valentine's Day, February 14, boys give girls gifts (usually roses). After a month of consideration and investigation, on March 14, if the girl gives the boy a gift (usually chocolate), it means that the girl approves of the boy and can fall in love.

What is the festival?

Hello, what is the holiday? It is White Day, also known as Valentine's Day, which refers to receiving a gift on Valentine's Day, and then giving back the gift a month later on March 14, of course, just to give back to the person you want to return. The reason why White Day is celebrated on March 14 is that in the third century, the Roman Emperor Claudius II announced in the capital city of Rome that he would abolish all marriages and order all men in the country to join the army.

A priest named Valentine did not follow this will and continued to celebrate the wedding of a man and a woman who were in love. After the incident was discovered, Father Valentine was arrested by the Romans** and finally sent to the gallows and hanged on February 14, 270 AD. A month later, on March 14, the rescued lovers swore that their relationship would last until death, and the day was celebrated as White Day.