Vacation knowledge necessary for immigrating to the Philippines

What festivals do Filipino immigrants have? There are many festivals in the Philippines, some of which are unique to China and even in most countries. 65438+1 October1Chinese New Year.

February 25th People's Power Day 4, People's Power Revolution Memorial Day, April: Holy Week. It takes a whole week from Palm Sunday (Sunday before Easter) to the end of Easter. This time is the most important festival in the Philippines. There was a national holiday, shops closed, and even some public transportation stopped operating. On Easter, the church will hold a grand mass ceremony.

April 9th: Heroic Day. The Monday near April 9th celebrates May 1: Labor Day, and the Monday near May 1 celebrates June 12: Independence Day. Monday near June 12 celebrates August 2 1: Aquino Day to commemorate Aquino's assassination, and Monday near August 2 1 celebrates National Heroes Day: Eidul Fitr, the last Monday in August in the Islamic calendar 10, 1. This festival is mainly celebrated in Mindanao, where there is a large Muslim population.

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165438+1October 30th: Bonifacio's birthday is celebrated near Monday in memory of revolutionary martyr Bonifacio165438+1October 30th 65438+February 25th: Christmas Day 65438+February 30th: Li. Every region has its own festivals and holidays. For important festivals and holidays in various regions, please refer to the chapter "Travel to the Philippines".

New Year's Eve (65438+February 3 1? 65438+1 October1): Fireworks were set off everywhere in the street, which was full of lively and joyful atmosphere. It is a tradition in the Philippines to reunite with family on New Year's Eve.

Holy Week Festival (March 15): The Philippines holds an icon parade and a passionate play during Easter, which is a fast. Those who flog themselves for religious discipline and penitents flog themselves to fulfill their annual vows.

Easter: At dawn, 65,438+0 little girls play angels, step on the clouds and gently lift the white gauze covering the Virgin Mary and the resurrected Christ. At this time, everyone sings hallelujah together.

Mayflower Festival: Every afternoon, the little girl holds a bunch of flowers and presents them to the Virgin Mary. On the last Sunday in May, there will be a parade of the Virgin Mary. The girl wore a white robe full of flowers and followed the Madonna.

National Day: June 12 is the independence day of the Philippines, commemorating 1898, when the Philippines became independent from Spain and ended its long-term colonial rule.

Halloween (1 65438+1October1): To commemorate the deceased relatives, the whole family goes to the cemetery to offer flowers, light candles and keep vigil all night, which becomes a day for family reunion.

Christmas (65438+February 25th): The Philippines holds a group salute before dawn. At Christmas, people give gifts to each other and get together with their families.