The most important festivals in China, Japan, the United States and France, their origins and ways of celebration.

Sing Christmas songs, decorate the Christmas tree, Santa Claus gives presents and eats turkeys.

Source: the day of the birth of Christ.

France: July 14 French National Day.

/kloc-June 0/4, national holiday. On the eve of the festival, every household hangs colored flags, all buildings and public places are decorated with colored lights and garlands, and an open-air stage decorated with red, white and blue curtains is set up at the street intersection, and folk pop music is played by bands. On the evenings of 13 and 14, revelers poured into the streets, wearing red, white and blue ribbons around their necks, and danced cheerful Caamano and other folk dances to the music.

Source: The people of Paris captured the Bastille, a symbol of feudal rule, and overthrew the monarchy.

Japan: The New Year refers to the Gregorian calendar from 65438+1 October1to 65438+1October 3, which is equivalent to the Spring Festival in other parts of East Asia and is the most important festival in a year.

"The first month" means New Year in Japanese, and it is one of the most important festivals in Japan. The customs and habits of Japanese New Year are almost the same all over the country. For example, on the morning of New Year's Day, you should drink "Tu Su wine" and eat dishes specially made for the New Year: herring roe, black beans, dried fish cooked with soy sauce and sugar, etc. This means that future generations will be prosperous and healthy.