What festivals are there in Russia all year round?

1, New Year's Day/New Year's Day (65438+ 10/0).

Russian New Year is the biggest and most traditional festival in Russia.

Every new year, every household, streets and alleys will be beautifully decorated. But unlike other countries, Russians often insist on decorating the central square and living room with real fir trees and colored lights instead of artificial fir trees.

2. Christmas Day (65438+1October 7th in Russian calendar)

65438+1On the evening of October 6th to 7th, all Russian Orthodox churches and many overseas parishes (there are more than 29,000 Russian Orthodox churches in the world) will hold festival services on this day. The night sacrifice ceremony lasted for several hours and ended on the 7th. Unlike Santa Claus in Europe, Russian Christmas presents are Grandpa and his granddaughter Snow Girl in winter.

3. Old New Year (65438+ 10/4)

In the old New Year, jiaozi was an indispensable food. Jiaozi is served in tableware with exquisite patterns. In many cities, people still celebrate this festival, arrange a big dinner with family and friends, and eat jiaozi.

4. Baptism Festival (65438+ 10/9)

On the traditional Russian Baptism Festival, people not only pray in the church, but also break the ice in the river to get "holy water". Some people even jump into the ice cave to wash. According to the custom, the night of 18 is divination time, especially for girls to predict their lifelong events.

5. Defender of the Motherland Day/Men's Day (February 23rd)

In Russia, Defender of the Motherland Day is traditionally regarded as a festival not only for soldiers, but also for all men. At present, the ratio of male to female population in Russia is unbalanced, with the ratio of male to female being four to six, and there are more women than men. On Men's Day, Russian men are very popular, and almost everyone can receive flowers and gifts from women. Therefore, Men's Day is an enviable social phenomenon in Russia.

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