Influence of French festivals on tourism What are the important festivals in France?

:12.6 Saint Nicholas' Day Nordic Saint Nicholas' Day

In northern and eastern France, as well as the Benelux Economic Union, Germany and Switzerland, Saint Nicholas will distribute gifts and delicious desserts to children on this day.

2.19 Combine St. Nicholas' Day with Orthodox Church

In Orthodox families, St. Nicholas' Day falls on December 19th instead of December 6th, because they use julian calendar. Compared with the Gregorian calendar established by Pope Gregory XIII in Europe in the 16th century (that is, the Gregorian calendar we use now), julian calendar will be delayed by 13 days. On the evening of December 18th, Saint Nicholas will bring presents to the children.

2.24 Christmas Eve in Christian Newspaper

In traditional Christian countries, Christmas is a time for family reunion. On Christmas Eve, children will find their Christmas presents. These gifts are from Santa Claus, who only appeared in the 2th century.

2.31 "Life Today" New Year and Good Prayer

On the last day of the year, people will keep vigil and pray for a better future in 12 months. This day is called St. Sylvester's Day (equivalent to what we call New Year's sEve), and it has no religious nature.

1. What are the important festivals in France?

Area A: Besancon, Bordeaux, clermont-ferrand, Dijon, Grenoble, limoges, Lyon and poitiers.

b: AIX-Marseille, Amiens, Caen, Lille, Nancy Metz, Nantes, Nice, Orleans-Tours, Reims, Rennes, Rouen, Strasbourg.

area c: Montpellier, Paris, Toulouse, creteil and Versailles.

Spring break:

Area A: Saturday, April 1th, 221 to Sunday, April 25th, 221

Area B: Saturday, April 24th, 221 to Sunday, May 1th, 221

Area C: Saturday, April 17th, 221 to Sunday, May 2nd, 221

Winter vacation <

Zone B: February 2th (Saturday) to March 7th (Sunday) 221

Zone C: February 13th (Saturday) to February 28th (Sunday) 221

April 2nd: Good Friday;

April 5th: Easter;

May 1st: Labor Day;

May 8th: Victory Day in the European Battlefield of World War II;

May 13th: Jesus ascensiontide;

May 23rd: Pentecost;

May 24th: Pentecost;

July 14th: National Day;

August 15th: The Virgin ascensiontide;

November 1st: Halloween Day;

November 11th: World War I Armistice Day;

December 25th: Christmas;

December 26th: Watch St. Sid's Day.

: January 1, 21 -21 New Year's Day. Get together with friends and relatives during the Chinese New Year, sEve gifts and money, and drink all the wine at home (otherwise it will be unlucky in the coming year). Notre Dame Day on March 25th. This festival commemorates the virgin Mary's acceptance of angels, which is a message from God that she will be conceived by the Holy Spirit and give birth to Jesus. The first Sunday after the full moon at the vernal equinox (between March 22nd and April 25th) will be a week off. Travel, get together, eat Easter eggs and give gifts to each other. Pentecost is the 5th day after Easter, with two days off. May 1st, May 1st, International Labor Day, is a holiday. Lily of the valley is a traditional flower on May Day. The trade union held a large-scale demonstration. On July 14th, National Day was a holiday. There are grand celebrations in both cities and rural areas, and a large-scale military parade is held on the Champs Elysé es in Paris. Our Lady ascensiontide has a day off on August 15th (Catholic) and August 27th (Orthodox). November 11th Armistice Day. Some units have a day off. The president or prime minister awarded military heroes and heroes who survived the two world wars. Halloween is a rest day on November 1st. Go to the cemetery to mourn the dead relatives (with Tomb-Sweeping Day and China). Christmas is a two-day holiday on December 25th. In fact, it has a holiday since December 24, and with weekends and New Year's Day, the holiday can last up to 1 days. People exchange cards and gifts, have family reunions, hold Christmas dinners (champagne is essential), and Christians go to church to attend mass.

2. What are the important festivals in France?

The French New Year is Christmas. Every year around Christmas, there is heavy snow and new snow in Cerges in central France. In the eyes of westerners, White Christmas is an auspicious day. In France, the manger is the most distinctive.

3. What are the traditional festivals in France?

Winter vacation

February 4, 217 (Saturday)-February 19, 217 (Sunday)

Spring break

April 1, 217 (Saturday)-April 17, 217 (Monday)

Broken bridge:

Summer vacation/Halloween/Christmas

Summer vacation: the holiday will begin on July 8, 217.

Halloween holiday: Saturday, October 21st, 217-Sunday, November 5th, 217

Christmas holiday: Saturday, December 23rd, 217-Sunday, January 7th, 218

French holiday:

1. New Year's Day

January 1st. Get together with friends and relatives during the Chinese New Year, sEve gifts and money, and drink all the wine at home (otherwise it will be unlucky in the coming year).

2. Notre Dame de Paris pays tribute to S

March 25th. This festival commemorates the virgin Mary's acceptance of angels, which is a message from God that she will be conceived by the Holy Spirit and give birth to Jesus.

3. Easter

On the first Sunday after the full moon in spring (between March 22nd and April 25th), there will be a week's holiday. Travel, get together, eat Easter eggs and give gifts to each other.

4. Pentecost

On the 5th day after Easter, there are two days off.

5. May Day International Labor Day

May 1st is a rest day. Lily of the valley is a traditional flower on May Day. The trade union held a large-scale demonstration.

6. National Day

July 14th is a rest day. There are grand celebrations in both cities and rural areas, and a large-scale military parade is held on the Champs Elysé es in Paris.

7. Virgin Ascension Peptide

August 15th (Catholic) and August 27th (Orthodox) have a day off.

8. Armistice Day of World War I

November 11th. Some units have a day off. The president or prime minister awarded military heroes and heroes who survived the two world wars.

9. Halloween

November 1st is a rest day. Go to the cemetery to mourn the dead relatives (with Tomb-Sweeping Day and China).

1. Christmas

There are two days off on December 25th. In fact, the holiday begins on December 24th, and with the addition of weekends and New Year's Day, the holiday can be as long as 1 days. People exchange cards and gifts, have family reunions, hold Christmas dinners, and Christians go to church to attend mass.

4. Are there any important festivals in France?

The festivals in France and Britain are similar, such as Christmas and Thanksgiving. France also has a National Day, and the Queen's birthday is a British holiday.

5. What festivals are there in France?

World Animal Day

October 4th every year.

for world animal day. World Animal Day originated from the initiative of Italian monk Francis in the 12th century. He lived in the forest of assisi Island for a long time and established a relationship between his brother and sister and animals. He asked the villagers to thank the animals that showed their love to human beings on October 4th. Francis set an example for human beings to establish a normal civilized relationship with animals. In order to commemorate him, future generations designated October 4th as World Animal Day. Since the 192s, various commemorative activities have been held around the world on this day every year.

The original purpose of ecologists is to arouse the attention of the world and the United States to endangered species, and gradually develop into care for all animals. World Animal Day is aimed at all mankind, especially those who care about animals. The purpose of celebrating World Animal Day is to publicize the fun of raising companion animals, make the public aware of the contribution of animals to human society, and also to call on all animal protection organizations in Qixin to work together to advocate people to raise companion animals in a responsible manner.

World Smile Day

Since 1948, the World Mental Health Organization has held its annual meeting on May 8th every year.

Establish World Smile Day. World Smile Day is the only festival to celebrate the expression of human behavior. This day will become particularly warm. When you smile at others, you will also see the world smile at yourself.

Smile is a universal language. This festival, founded in 1948, has added a lot of warmth to the world we live in with its unique warmth and charm. Smile is as important as sunshine, air and water in life. About a harmonious society, more than 8% people think that a smile can best reflect the harmony of a place. Smile is the best mentality, the most beautiful expression and the most beautiful language of human beings. Everyone needs to slow down, look at the beautiful things around him, listen attentively to the sounds of nature, let the tight face relax, let the wrinkled brow stretch, let the smile bloom on the face and melt the frost between people.

International Literacy Day

On November 17th, 1965, the 14th General Conference of UNESCO established International Literacy Day. The date is September 8 every year.

It aims to mobilize all countries in the world and relevant international institutions to pay attention to and combat illiteracy, promote universal primary education in all countries of the world, improve the level of primary education, enable all school-age children to go to school, and achieve the goal of literacy. Finally, it can promote interpersonal communication, eliminate discrimination and promote cultural exchange and social development.

Since then, every member country has organized various activities on this day every year. Many governments and non-governmental organizations send letters and declarations to their people, set up national, regional and local literacy organizations, publicize the importance of literacy through various media, evaluate the achievements of literacy work, and study ways and measures to further develop literacy.

world milk day

in the 195s, the French milk consumption promotion association proposed to celebrate milk day. This idea was adopted by the International Milk Federation in 1961, and it was decided that the third Tuesday of May should be International Milk Day every year, which is not fixed every year. According to the data, in 2, FAO changed the International Milk Day to June 1st every year.

At the same time, the name was changed to World Milk Day, so both dates were chosen by the country.

The purpose of World Milk Day is to introduce the production of milk to consumers through various forms, publicize the nutritional value of milk and its importance to human health, and understand consumers' opinions and requirements on milk and dairy products. This is a two-way interactive milk science popularization activity, and also a promotion activity of milk and dairy products.

World Greeting Day

World Greeting Day originated on November 21st, 1973.

In order to promote peace between Egypt and Israel, Mkemak and Mitchell brothers in Australia printed a large number of promotional materials on greetings at their own expense and sent them to heads of government and world celebrities around the world to explain the significance of setting up a world greeting letter and expand the influence of World Greeting Day. The first World Greeting Day was born.

Many years later, World Greeting Day began with sending a letter of blessing, calling on and advising relevant leaders to give up military means and resolve their differences by peaceful means, and calling on world celebrities to play a role in promoting world peace, which has developed into a theme of promoting human love and love. At present, 146 countries have greeted the world, which has become a festival for praying for peace all over the world.

Guinness World Records Day

aims to win new victories, catering to the tastes of western readers and forming the Guinness Movement. Many people abroad are trying their best to create all kinds of strange records so that their names can be included in books. This book itself is one of the best in the world. In the English library, the most stolen book is the Guinness Book of World Records. November 9, 1974

The Guinness Book of World Records became the best-selling copyright work, and this day was designated as Guinness World Records Day.

Every year, thousands of people all over the world apply for the Guinness Book of World Records, and many people succeed. Judging from the statistical results of the application materials, the regions with the most applications are the United States, Britain, Australia and India. Since then, the Guinness Book of World Records has become a household name and a global record leader. No other company can collect, authenticate and provide such rich and authoritative world record information.

International Left-Handers Day

On August 13th, 1975, a group of left-handers in Topeka, Kansas, USA set up an organization called Left-Handers International. They want to unite left-handed people all over the world to fight for their rights. A year later, the organization held a celebration and designated this day as International Left-handed Day, hoping that one day left-handed people all over the world could celebrate their own festivals together. August 13th, 1976 became the first international left-handed day.

International Left-handed Day is gradually recognized by left-handed organizations all over the world, and many celebrations have been held. In 1992, the left-handed club in London, England will also hold

August 13th, which was designated as International Left-Handed Day, and the first celebration of International Left-Handed Day was held that year. In Britain, a special website for the International Left-Handed Day has been established to publicize the International Left-Handed Day, popularize the knowledge of left-handers, introduce the annual activities of the International Left-Handed Day and report the celebrations around the world.

International Family Day

On December 8, 1989, the 44th United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution declaring 1994 as the International Year of the Family, and determined its theme as family: rights and responsibilities in a changing world, with an inscription to establish a minimum democratic system at the core of society. Since then, the relevant UN agencies have decided to use the design of the roof covering the heart as the International Year of the Family, which shows people how to build a warm family with life and love. The purpose of the International Year of the Family is to raise the awareness of governments, decision makers and the public on family issues, and to promote the formulation, implementation and supervision of family policies by various government agencies.

In February p>1993, the United Nations Commission for Social Development made another decision. Since 1994, May 15th has been designated as the International Family Day. The purpose of establishing International Family Day is to improve the status and conditions of families and strengthen international cooperation in protecting and assisting families. At the same time, it can improve the decision-making of the government and the public, enhance people's understanding of family problems, and promote family harmony, happiness and progress.

World Sleep Day

To arouse people. In 21, the Global Sleep and Health Program initiated by the International Foundation for Mental Health and Neuroscience launched a global activity, which designated the first day of early spring as World Sleep Day. The focus of this activity is to arouse people's attention to the importance and quality of sleep. In 23, China Sleep Research Association officially launched World Sleep Day to go to China.

However, there are two versions of the specific time of World Sleep Day online. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, it will be March 21st

Only Chinese websites are used to express World Sleep Day. In the expression of World Sleep Day on foreign websites, there is no