What are the holiday regulations in Paris, France?

1, new year's day JOUR DE L' AN( 1 month 1 day)?

2. Esther Lundy de Parker? Religious festivals, the exact date of which is not fixed, are the first Sunday after the full moon on March 2 1 every year. ?

3. Labor Day (May 1 day)?

4. World War II Armistice Day Victoire1945 (May 8)?

5. The ascension of the Holy Spirit (Christ)? Religious festival, 40 days after Easter. ?

6. National Day (July 14)? ?

7. The Virgin ascensiontide (August 15)? Religious festivals?

8. Halloween Toussaint (1 1 month 1 day)? Religious festivals?

9. Armistice day in World War I: Armistice1918 (1 1 month1/day)?

10. A Christmas Carol (1February 25th)

The source of the two-month holiday in France:

Every summer in July and August in France, the French begin to enjoy their unique privilege-paid long holidays. It is unique because the French may enjoy the longest holiday in the world.

The tradition of two-month holiday in France originated in the13rd century, when Pope Gregory II granted the French a holiday to deal with farm work, especially grape harvest. By the beginning of the19th century, in order to complete grape picking, France allowed farmers' children to have a longer holiday (from August 5th to September 20th every year).

1936, France's third * * * Republic promulgated the "paid vacation law" for the first time, stipulating that the annual vacation time is 15 from July to September 30. During this period, almost half of the French population was still engaged in agriculture, and they complained to the government, hoping to get more holidays to complete farm work.

Since then, with the development of industrialization, taking a long vacation has become a French tradition. On 1959, the French government adjusted the holiday time from July 1 to September 15. Now, in early July, many French families with acceptable economic conditions began to prepare for their holidays.