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What are the customs on National Day?

Every National Day holiday in China, enterprises and institutions will hang lanterns or banners and play slogans such as "Celebrate the National Day" to celebrate the National Day. Bonsai and hydrogen balloons with slogans are placed in the square to welcome the National Day with a happy atmosphere.

Second, the National Day holiday

Every year, 65438+ 10 1 is the national day of China. 1999, China revised and issued the National Festival and Remembrance Day, which merged the National Day and the adjacent Saturday and Sunday into a 7-day National Day holiday, called the National Day Golden Week. Through the holiday situation, people can feel the happiness of National Day together.

Third, expressway is free.

With the improvement of people's living standards and the increasing popularity of private cars, people usually use the 7-day National Day holiday to visit the great rivers and mountains of the motherland. Therefore, starting from 20 12, private cars are free in expressway during the National Day. 20 13 The free passage time for the National Day holiday is 1 October1day from 00: 00 to1October 7 at 24: 00.

Fourth, the military parade.

Every fifth and tenth anniversary, there will be celebrations and military parades of different scales. The most influential and representative period in history is five weeks after the founding of founding ceremony and People's Republic of China (PRC).

Six military parades in the National Day Poster Year, 10 anniversary, 35th anniversary, 50th anniversary and 60th anniversary.

Since 1949 founding ceremony, * * has held 14 National Day military parades.

From 1949 to 1959, * * held1/national day military parade.

1960 In September, the Central Committee and the State Council implemented the policy of "practicing economy and building the country through thrift", reformed the national day ceremony system, and implemented "celebrating once every five years, celebrating once every ten years, and marching on the first anniversary".

1964, the military parade clause was listed for the first time in the Regulations on Military Queues promulgated by the Ministry of National Defense. Subsequently, due to the "Cultural Revolution" and other reasons, the National Day military parade was not held for 24 consecutive years.

1984, according to Deng Xiaoping's proposal, the central government decided to resume the military parade, and held a large-scale national day military parade on the 35th anniversary of 1984.

1999, the central government decided to hold a military parade on the 50th anniversary of the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), and held a military parade in Tiananmen Square on June 1 999+1October1day.

On the National Day of 2009, the 60th anniversary military parade was held.

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