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The Ching Ming Festival is the traditional festival of our country and the most important festival of sacrifices. It is the day of worshipping the ancestors and sweeping the graves.

In fact, in other countries, there are festivals like the Ching Ming Festival in China. Now I will introduce you to this topic in detail.

Japanese Bon Festival

It is held every July and August of the lunar calendar. It is similar to the “Bon Club” held in July 15th of the lunar calendar in some parts of northern China. The difference is that Japan pays more attention to this festival. Organs, groups, factories, mines, and enterprises all have holidays for three days, and organized sacrifices.

In the countryside, the activities are more lively. Almost every household is no exception. The people in the city also return home and go to the cemetery to worship the ancestors. Those who are far away from home can come back to participate, and those who cannot return often entrust others to pay homage on their behalf.

Syrian "Martyrs' Day"

Syria has designated May 6th of the early summer as the "Martyrs' Day". This is a statutory festival prescribed by the government. The whole country attaches great importance to it. On this day, commemorative activities are held throughout the country, and the martyrs are grateful for the wreaths. The tomb sweeps the tomb and consoles the families of the martyrs.

Polish Day of the Dead

Every year in Poland, the "Death Festival" is held, that is, to mourn the people who have passed away. On the day of the festival, people go to the graves, worship the spiritual tombs, and light the candles.

Some people come to the whole family, especially to bring their children. The seniors ignite the candlelight, let the children dedicate, and commemorate the old people to educate future generations not to forget their ancestors.

Tanzania Grief Festival

In order to mourn the martyrs who sacrificed for the country, September 2 is designated as the "mourning festival." Every day, people go to the cemetery to offer flowers to sweep the tomb.

The national leaders also went to the cemetery cemetery to participate in the grave-sweeping activities, and presented wreaths at the Independence Square Monument to pin their grief over the martyrs.

Mexican Tomb Raid

Every November 2nd is Mexico's "Tomb Festival", and the family sweeps the graves for the dead. When you go, prepare special "dead bread", scallions and foods and tobacco and alcohol that your deceased loved ones as a sacrifice.

After the ceremony, the whole family laid a cloth in front of the tomb, sat on the floor, lit candles, ate and drank, and danced and danced as a guardian. However, the time for sweeping graves varies from region to region, with some areas during the day and some at night.

French All Saints Festival

Every year on November 1st is the French “All Souls Day”. On this day, people rushed to the cemetery, offering sacrifices to the old people, offering chrysanthemums, the Paris Commune monument not far from the Paris cemetery and more than a dozen anti-fascist monuments, with the most hangers and the most flowers.

Tunisian Heroes Festival

On September 1st, the National Tomb Raid Day in Tunisia, also known as the Heroes' Day, was used to commemorate the martyrs of Laos in the struggle for independence.