What month is Valentine's Day? 2.14 Lover
Valentine's Day falls on February 14 of the Gregorian calendar every year. It is one of the traditional festivals in the West. Valentine's Day, also known as St. Valentine's Day or St. Valentine's Day, is the only festival in the world that is fully recognized by lovers. It is also a very significant festival in Western festivals.
On Valentine's Day, men and women usually exchange flowers, greeting cards, and chocolates to express their love. It has now become a favorite holiday for young people in Europe, America, and other countries. Western Valentine's Day was originally used to commemorate two martyred saints of the early Christian Church named Valentine with the same name. On Valentine's Day, February 14, it can be said that the current Western Valentine's Day has completely penetrated into the hearts of Chinese lovers, becoming another popular holiday for young men and women after Christmas.
In China, one of the traditional festivals, the Qixi Festival, is also a day that girls value, so it is called China's Valentine's Day. Because it can express common human feelings, various countries have discovered their own "Valentine's Day".
Introduction to Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is a time to be cautious - especially for single people and romantic people. When you get up early on Valentine's Day, you should peek through the keyhole. According to legend, if the first person you see is walking alone, you will be single that year; if you see two or more people walking together, you will definitely find a lover that year; if you see a rooster and a hen, you will be married before "Christmas". But now there are very few roosters and hens in the courtyards of various houses, and there is no sign of chickens in the open spaces of urban areas, so if you can see a pair of pigeons or a pair of sparrows, it is also a wonder to work together.
From ancient Rome to the Victorian era, people used two half-bloomed flowers to predict the state of marriage. Unmarried men and women plant two half-bloomed flowers, and the first letter of the flower name should be the same as the first letter of their respective names. If the two flowers bloom, it indicates that the husband and wife will be happy for life. If the two flowers bloom opposite each other, it indicates that the husband and wife will part ways. If the flowers are in full bloom, it indicates that the future family will be prosperous. If a flower withers or dies, it means that one spouse will die prematurely before the other.
The customs of celebrating Valentine's Day vary from time to time. Among them, the customs of Valentine's Day in the Queen Victoria period of England from 1837 to 1901 are the most unique: on February 14, a pair of lovers transplant a spring branch with two buds to bloom into a special pot. The first letter of the flower name must match the first letter of the name of the couple. A few days later, if the two buds on the spring branch are in full bloom and reflect each other, it indicates that the lovers will grow old together with their heads. If the two buds are divided into west and east, and the stamens are twitched to the north, the love and people will eventually be separated. If the flowers bloom big and splendid, it means that the children and grandchildren will be full and the family will be happy in the future. If a flower withers and fades, one of the lovers will die early. In Buckinghamshire, it was also a custom to pray on Valentine's Day night: light a candle, insert two thin needles from the bottom of the candle to the heart of the candle, recite the name of your lover, and pray that you will always love each other. When the candle burns to the tip of the needle, it is said that the loved one will come in time. There is also a Valentine's Day custom: in the week before Valentine's Day, for seven consecutive nights, take off the sock on the left foot and put it on the right foot, repeatedly wishing: "May my beloved enter the dream tonight." It is said that at this time, the old man under the moon will throw a big auspicious red silk thread. There are also socks that are taken off and wrapped around the neck to pray for love.
Bachelors pay special attention to the first person they meet on "Valentine's Day" morning, because if you are unmarried and looking for significant others, you are destined to marry the first person you meet on February 14, at least this person will play a pivotal role in your life. If you are not shy, you can call your crush early in the morning and ask for a ride to work. Or stay out of the house and go out at noon is also a good strategy.
An unmarried woman believes that if she puts her shoes in a T-shape under the bed with the window open, she will dream of her sweetheart or find him standing in front of the bed. This is more successful in rural areas, where her suitors can peek into the specially placed shoes through the window.
Italian couples believe that on Valentine's Day, they will receive the favor and favor of Eros by sending each other small notes expressing their love on Juliet's Love Wall.
Valentine's Day Singing Love Songs to Express Love
Singing love songs is a way for lovers to express their love. Sometimes male members sing love songs to propose to their lovers, especially on meaningful days like Valentine's Day.
Valentine's Day's Flower Language, Chocolate Language, Crystal Story
Roses are a symbol of love
In the custom of Valentine's Day, flowers and chocolates are essential to celebrate. Roses are known to represent love, but different colors and numbers of roses have other auspicious meanings.
Rose: In Greek mythology, the rose is the embodiment of the beauty god. Worldwide, roses are the universal language used to express love. Roses are rich in color, and different colors have different meanings.
