What's the date of the foreign festival carnival?

Although carnival is very popular in many countries, the start time of the festival varies from country to country. Some countries begin with Christmas. Some begin on New Year's Day, and some begin in February and March. Even in the same country, the situation varies from place to place.

Carnival in Brazil is 47 days before Easter, which is the first Sunday after the full moon at the vernal equinox. Due to this factor, the date of carnival is uncertain every year, usually in the middle or late February. The carnival began three days before the carnival day (Saturday) and was held every night for three consecutive days.

Carnival in Notting Hill, England, revelers take part in the carnival held in Notting Hill on August 26th. The annual Notting Hill Carnival in West End of London, England kicked off on the same day, which is the largest carnival in Europe and the second largest carnival in the world after Rio de Janeiro Carnival in Brazil.

Cologne Carnival is11.01.01.01.01.00, which is the most lively carnival in Germany. Second only to the Brazilian Carnival, its main characters are clowns and lunatics, and their grotesque costumes and reckless manners amaze everyone.

Venice Carnival is one of the oldest and largest carnivals in the world today. Its origin can be traced back to 1268, which was interrupted for a period of time due to the Austrian occupation and was not restored until the 1930s. Venice Carnival starts from Ash Wednesday and lasts until Confession Tuesday, *** 1 1 day.

The Belgian Bansh Carnival held in February every year attracts people from France, Germany and the Netherlands. Banshi Carnival, which originated in16th century, is called the four major carnivals in Europe together with the carnivals in Nice, France, Cologne, Germany and Venice, Italy.

Carnival in Nice, France is the climax of the whole festival. This carnival will last until March 8, and will be held in Nice, France on February 15. Various floats will join the celebration team to push the carnival activities to a climax.