Introduction to the English version of Diwali in India

1. Introduction to the English version of Diwali in India;

Diwali, also known as Diwali, Indian Diwali or Demon Killing Festival, is a festival of Hinduism, Sikhism and Jainism, which drives away darkness with light and overcomes evil with kindness.

It is held every year in the middle of 10 or10/month, and some Buddhist believers also celebrate this festival. ?

Because of its influence on other festivals, it is often misunderstood by Chinese communities in Singapore and Malaysia as Indian New Year.

2. Interpretation of Diwali in Chinese:

Diwali, also known as Diwali, Indian Lantern Festival or Diwali, is a festival for Hinduism, Sikhism and Jainism to drive out darkness with light and overcome evil with kindness.

It is held every year in 65438+ 10 or 165438+ 10, and some Buddhist believers also celebrate this festival. Because of its influence on other festivals, it is often misunderstood by Chinese communities in Singapore and Malaysia as a festival of Indian New Year.

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Although Diwali is a Hindu festival, it is also a big day for Jainism and Sikhism. Indians regard it as the most important festival of the year, as important as Christmas and New Year.

Because Diwali symbolizes the light of human nature and overcomes darkness, it is one of the most friendly and pleasant celebrations in Hinduism. Even Punjab province in northern India, close to Pakistan's feuding border, is full of love atmosphere. The border guards of both sides rarely disarm, shake hands and hug and exchange sweets.

But the climax of Diwali is still in the evening. Whether in India or Pakistan, or even in Dubai, as long as there are Hindu temples, there are long queues. Good men and women come to light lamps to pray, exchange gifts and set off fireworks everywhere. The atmosphere is warm, even if they are not Hindus, they will attend this grand event with an open mind.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Diwali Festival in India