China girls dress up as Chang 'e in foreign streets. Does anyone in foreign countries also celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival?

In fact, a large number of China residents live abroad, and they also celebrate related festivals in China. This is nothing to be surprised about.

Due to the development of history and the hard work of our people, as well as the good recognition of foreign immigrants in other countries, some people in our country will live or study abroad to improve their living standards and knowledge, and they will also have thoughts and thoughts on China Festival, so don't be too surprised.

A large number of China residents live abroad.

As far as the history of China residents emigrating or going abroad is concerned, it can be traced back to a long time ago, but it is worth noting that everyone has different reasons for going abroad and emigrating. Some of them go abroad to learn better advanced knowledge and technology to improve their knowledge, while others emigrate to foreign countries to get a better life. Although everyone has different reasons, they all belong to China people. For thousands of years, the tradition of celebrating festivals in China has also been moved abroad.

Many countries also want areas like Chinatown to exist.

Because many China residents did not understand the local language and communication when they first arrived in foreign countries, they held groups with each other, forming areas such as Chinatown in some communities. This region is also a phenomenon of China's cultural development abroad, and it is also an important feature of other countries' acceptance of immigrant culture. You will see many familiar faces in these places, but at the same time, they will hold traditional festivals according to the situation in China on holidays.

Because of this, China Festival can sometimes be seen abroad.

After combing everything, we can know that it is not uncommon to see festivals in China abroad. Sometimes, travelers from other places will be more enthusiastic about holding and celebrating festivals, which is also a yearning and celebration for countries thousands of miles away.