What festivals do China and Japan have in common?

There are some festivals in China and Japan, such as:

* * * Spring Festival. * * In Japan, the Spring Festival is not the most important festival, but it is still an important traditional festival. The Japanese call it "the first month" and celebrate it in the solar calendar 65438+ 10 1. On this day, people will hold a series of celebrations, such as family reunion, exchanging gifts and eating rice cakes.

** * Tomb-Sweeping Day. * * Also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day and ancestor worship festival, it is a traditional festival of sacrifice in China. Before and after Tomb-Sweeping Day, people would worship their ancestors and remember them. This festival is also celebrated in Japan in a similar way. For example, in Tomb-Sweeping Day, people go to shrines or cemeteries to worship their ancestors.

* * * Dragon Boat Festival. * * It is called "Dragon Boat Festival" in Japan. On this day, people will eat zongzi, race dragon boats and hang wormwood, which is similar to the custom of China Dragon Boat Festival.

* * * Tanabata. * * Known as "Chinese Valentine's Day" in Japan. On this day, people will hang a small sign with wishes in front of the courtyard to pray for happiness. This is similar to the custom of "Begging Qiao Qiao Jie Festival" on Valentine's Day in China.

These are just some examples. There are festivals in China and Japan, and there may be others.