The significance of St. Patrick's Day

St Patrick's Day commemorates St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. St Patrick was not originally Irish, he was originally English, but he had different love for Ireland. He was a missionary, then studied in an Irish monastery and finally became a priest. He has been in Ireland since he became a priest, and spent the rest of his life teaching and baptizing Irish people.

Ireland persuaded the Irish at that time to convert to Christianity. In order to better express his thoughts, he took off the clover and vividly expounded the doctrine of the trinity of the father, the son and the holy spirit. Perhaps because of his persistence and hard work, the Irish people were gradually moved and began to believe in Christianity.

After his death, St. Patrick was deeply loved by the Irish people, so the local people positioned him as the patron saint of Ireland in order to commemorate him. Every March 17, not only the Irish celebrate this festival, but the whole world is infected and revels together to celebrate this carnival.

Today, the Irish will dress up as clover and go out for a parade. They are wearing green clothes and green hats. Some of them have national flags painted on their faces. They are all green. Fashion shops will also launch a new season of green clothes for local people to buy, so as to better match. It is estimated that only a few days a year (March 17) Irish people are willing to take the initiative to cuckold!

Not only Irish people wear green clothes, but also their lovely pets will dress up and put on new green clothes. The food in the restaurant includes green cold drinks and other green creative dishes. Have you ever seen a green hamburger? On St. Patrick's Day, the bread in hamburgers will turn green, and even the salad dressing will turn green! The Irish try their best to turn everything that can be turned into green into light green.

In addition to the regular parade, the most important thing for Ireland to celebrate St. Patrick's Day is to go to the bar to party. As we all know, Europeans especially like to drink beer. On this day, all the bars in Ireland will turn green, and the green beer in the season has become the favorite of Irish citizens. DJ and guests in Irish folk dance bars will have a carnival together.