What are the English names of traditional Chinese festivals?

The English words for traditional Chinese festivals are as follows:

New Year's Day, New Year's Day?

The Spring Festival , the Spring Festival (New Year's Day of the Chinese lunar calendar)?

The Lantern Festival?

Ching Ming Festival;Tomb-sweeping Festival?

Duanwu Festival, the Dragon-Boat Festival?

The seventh evening of the seventh moon

The Chinese New Year's Day, New Year's Day?

The Spring Festival, the Spring Festival (New Year's Day of the Chinese lunar calendar)?

The Spring Festival, the Spring Festival (New Year's Day of the Chinese lunar calendar)? - The seventh evening of the seventh moon

Mid-Yuan Festival- is hit by yuan of festival

Mid-Autumn Festival, Mid-autumn (Moon) Festival

Teachers' Day?

Chongyang Festival, Double-ninth Day?

National Day?

Winter Festival:?Winter is saved

New Year's Eve, New Year's Eve

Festivals (Folk Cultural Festivals of Various Nationalities of the World)

Festivals, which are important days of life that are important days that are worth commemorating. It is a kind of folk culture created by the people of the world in order to adapt to the needs of production and life *** together, and is an important part of the world's folk culture.

Each nation and region has its own festival. Some festivals originate from traditional customs, such as the Chinese Spring Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Qingming Festival, and the Chongyang Festival. Some festivals originate from religion, such as Christmas in Christian countries. Some festivals originate from the commemoration of someone or something, such as China's Dragon Boat Festival, National Day, Youth Day and so on.

There are also days designated by movements promoted by international organizations, such as Labor Day, Women's Day, and Mother's Day. Over time, the connotations of festivals and the way they are celebrated have changed. And while current festivals are often confused with holidays, the fact is that most of them do not have legal holidays, such as some traditional Chinese holidays that still do not have holidays, such as the Chongyang Festival.

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