What holiday is 12.14?

December 14th is Hugging Valentine's Day.

According to the customs of some countries, December month month 14 is Hugging Valentine's Day, also known as School Valentine's Day. On this day, you can hug your lover for as long as you want, and you can also hug in public to show your love to the world.

Cuddle Valentine's Day ushers in the first wave of shopping frenzy for the December shopping season. Most of the lovers on the day of hugging Valentine's Day will show their sweet love by wearing similar couple's clothes and lovers give gifts to each other and so on.

In fact, the embrace of Valentine's Day is still the prelude to the crazy shopping season in December, when Valentine's Day meets the frenzy of the shopping season, lovers for the beloved one her to choose the right gift, the heart of the gift, for love to add a token.

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Ancient China's version of Valentine's Day

Besides the lively

In addition to the lively activities and various performances, the Lantern Festival also has a very special "function", which was later called the ancient Chinese Valentine's Day in the substantive sense of the word.

Folklorist Xiao Fang explains that it was called that because the Lantern Festival was a rare time in ancient times when the sexes could come into contact.

The Lantern Festival's revelry gave women in the depths of the countryside the chance to go out at night. In the Song dynasty, where Cheng-Zhu theory was prevalent, they could still go to the market to see the lanterns and have fun, and even if they didn't return late at night, no one would criticize them.

This gave young men and women a chance to get to know each other, and there were many instances of love at first sight; some of them were already in love, but took the Lantern Festival as an opportunity to meet.

Ouyang Xiu, a great writer, wrote a song called "Sheng Chazi - Lantern Festival", which has been passed down to this day: "Last year on the night of the Lantern Festival, the lanterns in the flower market were as bright as day. The moon was in the willow tresses, and people met after dusk. This year's New Year's Eve, the moon and lights are still the same. I don't see last year's people, and my sleeves are wet with tears."

People's Daily Online - The Lantern Festival is China's traditional Valentine's Day

Baidu Encyclopedia - Embracing Valentine's Day