Unique ways to celebrate National Day from countries around the world
(Baonghean.vn) - People in each country in the world have their own unique and interesting ways of celebrating National Day.
1. American Independence Day (July 4, 1776)
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| For Americans, the Fourth of July is more special than any other day when it is filled with beautiful fireworks displays. The Fourth of July is also the biggest sausage festival of the year in the United States. On this special day, fireworks displays, parades, carnivals, fairs, concerts, sports competitions, political dialogue programs, etc. will be held in states across the United States. |
2. Mexican Independence Day (September 16, 1810)
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| Mexico’s Independence Day falls on September 16, but from 11pm on September 15, the President of Mexico usually rings the Independence Bell and shouts “Mexicanos, Viva Mexico”. Then, the people will shout along and they will sing the national anthem in unison. On Independence Day, many exciting activities are held such as bullfighting, parades, street dancing… |
3. Australia National Day (January 26, 1788)
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| Every year on January 26, Australians celebrate National Day, marking the arrival of the first British settlers in this land on January 26, 1788. On this day, people participate in exciting outdoor activities such as boat racing, windsurfing, and fireworks displays. |
4. Indian Independence Day (August 15, 1947)
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| August 15, 1947 is Independence Day in India. Every year, on August 15, all civil and public buildings fly the national flag and many traditional activities take place, including a kite flying competition for all ages. |
5. Indonesian National Day (August 17, 1945)
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| Every year on August 17, Indonesian people joyfully celebrate their National Day. Everywhere, especially in the capital Jakarta, is filled with images of national flags flying on buildings, schools... People also celebrate National Day by organizing a number of traditional competitions such as shrimp cracker eating, jumping in sacks or climbing greased poles. |
6. Cuba's National Day (January 1, 1959)
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| Cuba's National Day is January 1, 1959. Therefore, every year on January 1, Cuban people take to the streets to celebrate National Day with traditional songs, dances, and many unique cultural and artistic activities. |
7. French National Day (July 14, 1880)
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| Every year on July 14, France celebrates its National Day. On that day, a grand military parade is held, accompanied by an impressive display by nine French Air Force aircraft, with smoke trails in the three colors of the French flag, blue, white, and red, creating a magnificent scene. |
8. Singapore National Day (August 9, 1965)
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| The days leading up to Singapore's National Day on 9 August are not only filled with patriotic sounds across the country, but are also the best time for visitors to soak up the vibrant scenery of the island nation. |
9. Ghana National Day (March 6, 1957)
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| Ghana was the first country in Africa to gain independence in 1957. To celebrate its independence day (March 6), Ghana annually organizes fireworks and parades. Besides, the holiday would not be complete without street festivals and traffic jams. There are celebrations along the coast with lively music and dances. A famous boat race also takes place in the fishing village of Shama. |
10. Canada Day (July 1, 1867)
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| A giant flag is displayed in Stanley Park, Vancouver. Canada Day commemorates July 1, 1867, when the British North America Act was passed, uniting three British colonies into a single nation, Canada. |
Kim Ngoc
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