What are the legal holidays in France?

France has the following legal holidays. Most of them are related to religion and anniversaries. 1, Jourdel 'an on New Year's Day (1 month1day) wishes family, relatives and friends a "happy new year" and "good health". Family reunion, New Year's Eve. You can also give year-end awards and small gifts. In fact, it is similar to the Spring Festival in China, and it is a day for family reunion. 2. Easter LUNDI DE PAQUES religious festival, the specific date is not fixed, and it is the first Sunday after the full moon on March 2 1 every year. 3. Labor Day (May 1 day) 4. World War II Armistice Day Victoire1945 (May 8th) 5. Ascension religious festival, that is, 40 days after Easter. 6. National Day The whole country celebrates the National Day. There are grand celebrations in both cities and rural areas, and a large-scale military parade will be held on the Champs Elysé es in Paris. 7. Religious Festival of Our Lady ascensiontide (August 15). Halloween religious festival in Toussaint (1 1 month 1 day) 9. World War I Armistice Day1918 (1 1 month/day) 10, Christmas Noel (1February 25th) the birthday of Christ. This is a religious festival. On Christmas and New Year's Eve, every family will have a big dinner. Traditional dishes include foie gras, oysters, turkey, cheese and dessert, and wine and champagne are consumed. Children can have dinner with their parents, or they can go to bed first and wait for Santa's visit. Religious people will also go to mass on New Year's Eve or before Christmas lunch, wish each other "Merry Christmas" and exchange gifts. The songs are all religious songs, such as Santa Claus, beautiful Christmas tree, sweet night, holy night, midnight Christians and so on. Then, during these holidays, French residents will plan a short trip and enjoy life.