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Holidays Brainstorming Chinese public holidays The Lantern Festival May Day Childrens Day Mothers Day Fathers Day Chinese New Year Tomb Sweeping Festival National Day The Mid-Autumn Festival Dragon Boat Festival festivals Brainstorming Festivals of foreign countries Fool’s?Day Valentine’s?Day Carnival Mother’s?Day Father’s?Day Chinese Traditional festivals(传统节日） Chinese New Year The Dragon Boat Festival The Mid-Autumn Festival What about customs? let off fireworks eat dumplings visit the relatives and friends get red packets Dragon Boat Festival eat rice dumplings have dragon boat races remember Qu Yuan Easter Halloween Christmas Halloween Parade (游行） Pumpkin head Halloween Masks The night of October 31st, when it was believed that the spirits of dead people appeared, and which is now celebrated in the US by children, who dress as witches and ghosts. Christmas Day comes on December 25th. For some people it’s the most important festival in a year. Beautiful decoration can be seen hanging in the streets. People exchange gifts, send Christmas cards. Christmas tree Christmas lights Christmas presents Christmas cards Christmas dinner angel Thanksgiving Day is on the fourth Tuesday in November. It’s a day when people give thanks for the good things in life. Usually families get together and have a big dinner. Easter Bunny Easter eggs In late March or early April Popular symbols Easter Easter Day falls on the first Sunday after the full moon which is on or after March 21st. It’s also called Easter Sunday. It is said that on the Monday Jesus Christ comes back to life. Many people go to church and children often get presents. All the festivals help us understand who we are, remember where we come from, and share our hopes for a happy future.