What are the holidays in foreign countries and China I***?

New Year's Day (Jan. 1)-----NEW YEAR'S DAY

Adults' Day (Japan, Jan. 15)-----ADULTS DAY

Valentine's Day (Feb. 14)-----ST. )

Lantern Festival (January 15 on the lunar calendar)-----LANTERN FESTIVAL

Carnival (Brazil, mid- and late February)-----CARNIVAL

Peach Blossom Festival (Japanese Girl's Day, March 3)-----PEACH FLOWER FESTIVAL (DOLL'S FESTIVAL)

International Women's Day (March 8) -----INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY

St. Patrick's Day (Ireland, March 17) -----ST. PATRICK'S DAY

Maple Sugar Festival (Canada, March-April) -----MAPLE SUGAR FESTIVAL

April Fool's Day (April 1) -----FOOL'S DAY

Easter (first Sunday after the full moon on the vernal equinox) -----EASTER

Songkran (Thai New Year, April 13) -----SONGKRAN FESTIVAL DAY

FOOD FESTIVAL (Singapore, April 17)-----FOOD FESTIVAL

INTERNATIONAL LABOUR DAY (May 1)-----INTERNATIONAL LABOUR DAY

BOY'S DAY (Japan, May 5)-----BOY'S DAY

EID AL-FITRAR (April or May, 10th of A.H.

EID AL-FITRAR (April or May, 10th of A.H. Day)-----LESSER BAIRAM

BANK HOLIDAY (UK, May 31)-----BANK HOLIDAY

INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S DAY (June 1)-----INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S DAY

MID-SUMMER'S DAY (Scandinavian, June) ----- MID-SUMMER DAY

Gurbon (Islamic festival, late July)-----CORBAN

Chopsticks Festival (Japan, August 4)-----CHOPSTICS DAY

Salute to the Elderly (Japan, September 15)-----OLD PEOPLE'S DAY

Oktoberfest (Germany, October 10) -----OKTOBERFEST

Pumpkin Day (North America, October 31) -----PUMPKIN DAY

Ghost Day (Halloween New Year's Eve, the night of October 31) -----HALLOWEEN

Halloween (November 1) ----- HALLOWMAS

Thanksgiving (U.S., last Thursday in November) -----THANKSGIVING

Nurses' Day (Dec. 12) -----NRUSE DAY

Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) -----CHRISTMAS EVE

Christmas ( December 25)-----CHRISTMAS DAD

Boxing Day (December 26)-----BOXING DAY

Traditional Chinese festivals include the Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, and Mid-Autumn Festival.

All ethnic minorities also keep their own traditional festivals, such as the Water Splashing Festival of the Dai, the Naadam Conference of the Mongols, the Torch Festival of the Yi, the Danu Festival of the Yao, the March Street of the Bai, the Song Wei of the Zhuang, the Tibetan New Year and Wangguo Festival of the Tibetans, and the Flower Jumping Festival of the Miao, and so on.