How do westerners celebrate Easter?

There are many Easter customs in western countries, such as sending cards and small gifts to each other, as well as Easter eggs, religious parades, ringing bells and so on. Easter eggs, in particular, have various forms. Every Easter, the White House will hold an egg roll, which will be broadcast live by major media or TV stations.

The most important thing is the following three points:

1. Makeup parade

The masquerade parade is the most lively activity in Easter. Men, women and children all wear strange makeup and clothes, and some even wear masks. Let's March in the street and sing and dance together. People, whether they know it or not, get together to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. I sang almost nonstop all night.

Eat Easter eggs

The most indispensable food for Easter is Easter eggs, also called colored eggs. Which is what we call eggs. Moreover, I personally colored eggs with pens of various colors and drew colorful eggs to celebrate Easter. Westerners believe that chickens represent exuberant vitality, so resurrected eggs represent good luck. If you are in America, you may go to the White House to roll eggs with your family and win a good omen.

Get together with the whole family

Easter is also a day of family reunion and happiness, so we should spend it with our families. Get together with extended families, hold parties, and invite all relatives and friends to celebrate festivals. Pray for your family and yourself at the same time. This is very similar to the Spring Festival in China.

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The time of Easter is uncertain, and it is different every year. According to the tradition of western churches, the first Sunday after the full moon is seen on the day of the vernal equinox (February1March, 2008) or the first full moon after the vernal equinox is Easter. The Eastern Church stipulates that if the full moon occurs on this first Sunday, Easter will be postponed for one week. So the festival is roughly between March 22nd and April 25th.