Why is St. Patrick's Day green?

St Patrick's Day is a traditional festival in Ireland. St Patrick's Day commemorates the patron saint of Ireland. Irish immigrants brought this festival to America. Green is considered as the national color of Ireland, because Ireland is covered by vast forests, so only on St. Patrick's Day do you wear green clothes.

The reason why St. Patrick's Day wears green: St. Patrick's Day is a traditional festival in Ireland, and St. Patrick's Day commemorates St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. Irish immigrants brought this festival to America. Green is considered as the national color of Ireland, because Ireland is covered by vast forests, so only on St. Patrick's Day do you wear green clothes.

In Dublin, the capital of Ireland, despite the cold weather, as many as 500 thousand locals and tourists took part in the festival carnival. The United States has celebrated this festival for more than 200 years, and many Irish descendants dressed up for the parade that day. In addition, many people around the world celebrate this festival.

Although the weather in Dublin in March is still quite cold, people attending the festival seem to be very cold and enthusiastic. Cheerful music, bright colors, festivals in Dublin, singing and laughing in every corner of the city.

Although St Patrick's Day is a traditional festival in Ireland, it has gradually become the same festival in western countries with Irish descendants spread all over Europe and America for hundreds of years.

A grand parade was held on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, new york, USA to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. This year, the number of participants exceeded 65,438+million.

Tokyo, Japan, 15 Tokyo St. Patrick's Day Parade was also grandly opened. The melodious sound of bagpipes makes Tokyo seem like Ireland.

The parade in Tokyo blended Japanese and Irish cultural performances, including exotic tap dancing and stilt performances with oriental characteristics.