What are the holidays held in November?
November (November), between October and December, is also known as the frost month, the frost month, and the winter month. So what are the festivals in November 2016? The following is the 2016 November festivals carefully compiled by the editor for you, welcome to read.
November 1
Day of All Saints
More than two thousand years ago, the Catholic Church in Europe designated November 1st as All HALLOWS DAY, which is now Halloween. "HALLOW" means saints. Wouldn't it be a little strange for everyone to find that Halloween is not October 31st? That's because it was advanced by a day by foreigners later, and the earliest Halloween was November 1st. Legend has it that in 500 BC, the Carnegie Celts (CELTICS) living in Ireland, Scotland and other places advanced the festival by a day.
November 2
Day of Remembrance of the Dead
Remembrance of the Dead, also known as All Souls' Day. This day is the second day of the Catholic Refinement Month, which is used as a feast day to commemorate relatives, spirit refinement, etc.
November 3rd
Japanese Culture Day
This festival was designated as a national holiday in Showa 23.
November 4th
Chongqing Migrant Workers Day
November 7, 2010 was the fourth "Chongqing Migrant Workers' Day". On that day, Chongqing held a series of activities such as a special job fair for migrant workers, publicity and consultation on public rental housing policies and household registration system reform policies. Among them, public rental housing related policies have attracted the attention of migrant workers, and their consultation points are overcrowded.
Russian People's Solidarity Day
November 5
Guy Fawkes Night
Guy Fawkes Night, also known as Bonfire Night, is a traditional British holiday. It commemorates the historic event known as the Gunpowder Plot, when Catholic rebels plotted to blow up the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, London, but the plot was leaked. A guard discovered Guy Fawkes and, under torture, Guy Fawkes confessed everything.
November 7
National Day of the former Soviet Union
November 8
Journalists' Day
On November 8, 1937, left-wing journalists led by Fan Changjiang established the China Young Journalists Association in Shanghai, which was the predecessor of the Chinese Journalists Association. In 1999, after the newly revised "National New Year's Day and Memorial Day Holidays" were promulgated, the Chinese Journalists Association, on the basis of soliciting opinions from various parties, believed that the Chinese Journalists Association represented 550,000 journalists in the country. The date of its establishment - November 8 as the date of the Journalists' Day was widely representative, so the festival was determined. November 8, 2000 was the first Journalists' Day in New China.
November 9
National Fire Day
November 9 is China's National Fire Protection Day every year. In the phone number, "119" is the fire alarm phone number, which is in the same order as the three Arabic numerals in November 9, which is easy for people to accept. Therefore, since 1992, this day has been designated as National Fire Protection Day.
Guinness World Records Day
On November 9, 1974, the Guinness Book of World Records became the best-selling copyrighted work, and this day was designated as Guinness World Records Day.
Cambodia National Day
November 10
World Youth Day
World Youth Day is a Catholic religious event created by Pope John Paul II in 1984. The holiday was created to reverse the growing trend of Catholic youth away from the Church.
Martyrs' Day in Indonesia
November 11
Singles Day
Singles' Day is an entertaining holiday that is popular among young people to celebrate their pride in being single ("single" means "single"). On November 11, Singles' Day originated from the fact that there are four Arabic numbers "1" in the date, which resemble four smooth sticks. Singles' Day means single in Chinese, so Singles' Day is an alternative holiday for singles, and this day is designated as "One's Day". Singles' Day originated in schools and spread through media such as the Internet, gradually forming a Singles' Day culture. Nowadays, more and more people choose to get married on Singles' Day, and at the same time, it is also a period when major merchants offer discounts on the grounds of stripping.
Air Force Building Day.
On November 11, 1949, the Central Military Commission called all military regions and field armies: On the basis of the 14th Corps of the Fourth Field Army, the Air Force Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army has been announced to be established, and the former Aviation Bureau of the Military Commission will be cancelled immediately. Its personnel and operations were transferred to the Air Force Command. This day later became the anniversary of the establishment of the People's Air Force.
Taiwan Twin Day
Twins Day celebrations are held on different dates around the world, but the families of twins in Taiwan jointly decided on October 31, 1987, that November 11 would be Twins Day (which means four consecutive pairs of identical numbers), a gathering of twins and multiple families.
Memorial Day
It is a day of remembrance to commemorate the soldiers and civilians who died in World War I, World War II and other wars. It is mainly established in the Commonwealth countries. Different places have different names for the festival.
Veterans Day
In the United States, November 11 is Veterans Day.
Polish Independence Day
Armistice Day
International Week of Science and Peace
It was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1988.
November 12
Birthday of Dr. Sun Yat-sen
Chairperson Liu Shaoqi's death anniversary
November 14
Orange Valentine's Day
Orange Day originated in Japan and is also known as the movie Valentine's Day. The English name is Orange Day Movie Day.
World Diabetes Day
Diaosi Festival
The Diaosi Festival is one of the three major online festivals that go hand in hand with the Internet Valentine's Day and Singles Day, and is popular among the majority of people who call themselves the Diaosi family. Diaosi Festival originated in Baidu Tieba and spread through the Internet and other media, gradually forming a Diaosi Festival culture. November 14th has two meanings: November is the month of singles that symbolizes our diaosi, and the 14th is the Yisi Festival. The combination of the two forms the Diaosi Festival. Diaosi Festival is a culture and a realm.
November 15
753
Every year on November 15, Japan's "753 Festival", three-year-old girls, five-year-old boys, and seven-year-old girls will wear traditional Japanese-style dresses and visit the shrine with their parents to pray for good health and smooth development. When they go home, they will most likely stop by the photo studio to take a set of commemorative family photos.
City Public Safety Day
November 16
International Day for Tolerance
November 17
International Student Day
"International Student Day" is also known as "World Student Day", "World Student Day", and "International Student Birthday".
November 19
Monaco National Day
The Principality of Monaco is a city-state located in Europe and the second smallest country in the world.
World Toilet Day
In 2001, more than 500 delegates from more than 30 countries and regions held the first toilet summit in Singapore, and the toilet issue, which has been difficult to achieve, attracted worldwide attention. Representatives from Finland, the United Kingdom, the United States, China, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia and Malaysia attended the first toilet summit. The meeting decided that November 19 every year is World Toilet Day. The 67th United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution on July 24, 2013 to establish November 19 every year as "World Toilet Day" to promote the construction of safe drinking water and basic sanitation, and to advocate a clean, comfortable and hygienic environment for all.
November 20
International Children's Day
Yi Year
The year of the Yi minority in China, November 20-November 26 every year is the New Year of the Yi people. The year of the Yi people: the Yi language is called "Kus", "Ku" means the year, and "Si" means the new year. It is a traditional festival of sacrifice and celebration for the Yi people in Liangshan Mountains. "Kus" is generally selected in the 10th month of the lunar calendar, the season when the crops are harvested. The year of the Yi people is three days. The first night of the year of the Yi people is called "Jue Luoji", the first day of the Chinese New Year is called "Kus", the second day is called "Duobo", and the third day is called "Apuji".
Africa Industrialization Day
World Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Day
November 21
World Greetings Day
World Television Day
November 22
Light Snow
One of the 24 traditional solar terms in our country
Good Couples Day
Japanese festivals
November 24
Zaire - Second Republic Day
Yi Year
The Year of the Yi Ethnic Minority in China is observed from November 20 to November 26 every year.
