Traditional festivals in different countries include

Traditional festivals in different countries include:

1. Chinese New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, etc. in China. Korea's Mid-Autumn Festival, Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, etc. Japan's Tanabata Festival, Daughter's Day, Adult Day, etc.. Thailand's Water Festival, Ten Thousand Buddhas Festival, Farmers' Day, etc. Christmas, Easter, Halloween, etc. in Greece. Italy's Carnival, Valentine's Day, Holy Spirit Day, etc. Germany's Oktoberfest, Mardi Gras, Christmas and so on.

2. France's National Day, Mardi Gras, Christmas and so on. Britain's Mardi Gras, Halloween, Christmas and so on. Thanksgiving, Christmas, Halloween, etc. in the United States. Australia's Christmas, Halloween, National Day, etc. Brazil's Carnival, Valentine's Day, Whitsunday, and so on. Diwali, Sankranti, Halloween, etc. in India. Canada's Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, Valentine's Day and so on.

3. Spain's Fourth of July, Halloween, Christmas and so on. Canada's Thanksgiving, Christmas, Macro Shirt Valentine's Day, etc. Thanksgiving, Christmas, Halloween, etc. in the United States. Australia's Christmas, Halloween, Fourth of July and so on. Brazil's Carnival, Valentine's Day, Whitsunday, etc. Diwali, Sankranti, Halloween, etc. in India. Spain's National Day, Halloween, Christmas and so on.

The significance of traditional festivals is as follows:

1, the continuation of history, increase national cohesion, enhance the soft power of our country, and condense the national spirit and feelings of the Chinese people. Traditional festivals are an important carrier of the inheritance of outstanding historical and cultural heritage, not only so that people in the festival to increase knowledge, be taught, but also help to show culture, promote virtues, cultivate sentiment, promote tradition.

2. Folk festivals are a product of the evolutionary development of human civilization, and most of the festivals and customs have already appeared in the ancient times. National identity, as a kind of collective identity, is the awareness of the connection between oneself and one's country, and the feeling that one belongs to a certain country, which is subjectively recognized by individuals, mainly refers to the subjective cognition of the political structure and spiritual values of the country to which one belongs, as well as the subjective feelings such as the sense of worry and the sense of national pride that are formed as a result of it. The people's sense of national identity is closely related to the fate of the country and the future of the nation.