France Heritage Festival
In France, 6 January
1.
In the pastry shop, people are buying desserts, which contain a little thing called beans.
The youngest members of the family, blindfolded and distributed to you: This is Aunt Jeane's, this is Daddy's, this is Mr.
Despoyes'...
“Everyone eats sweets without biting the beans.
The man who eats the beans shall be crowned king (Queen) and chosen his queen (King).
"Cheers to the King, Queen."
2.
February 2: Holy Wax Festival
is a dual holiday of religion and food.
On this day, the family made eggcakes, which were made thin and yellow and yellow as if they were in the sun.
When it floats, the children look at it.
It's better if it falls directly into whose mouth! April 1: Fool's Day: May 1: Labor Day and Suzuran Day On 14 July, on the eve of the National Day of France
, fireworks were set on fire in all French cities, and people were singing and dancing all over the streets of Paris.
The following morning, people watched the parade.
French holidays begin.
6.
The French holiday begins on 31 August.
Despite the efforts of the Government, almost all French people take leave at the same time.
Many factories are closed and a large number of shops are closed.
On November 1st, Pluto is in the mausoleum, where the cemetery is beautied with a chrysanthemum.
Despite the painful atmosphere of the cemetery, primary school students rejoiced for the first day of the year.
On 25 November, Saint Catherine's Day
is a local holiday in Paris.
It was a day of many yellow and green little hats, one more than the other.
In the big women's shop, people dance and drink champagne.
Catherine was the Queen of the day.
On 25 December, Christmas
was called mid-fest, which brought joy to people by the light of the harsh winter.
Stars, snowflakes, pine trees, gifts, bells, drawings.
The kids cleaned the pipe and found their biggest shoes.
Santa's on his way。