Legal holidays and customs in Madagascar

The Republic of Madagascar (French: LaRépublique de Madagascar) is abbreviated as Madagascar. The name of the country is interpreted as "the country of the Malagasy people"; other names are "the Kingdom of Cows" and "the Hometown of Huanila".

Malaysians are more friendly to their own people. Meet with a handshake, and compare with familiar and close relatives or accomplices with each other. Wear formal clothes or formal dresses to attend regular or low-level event venues. For ordinary venues, dress neatly. When you first come to Malaysia to engage in business activities, you should prepare a business card with French printed on it. You can give small gifts for the first meeting, such as beautiful handicrafts and daily use items. Since local people respect elders, tourists should be polite to the elderly regardless of whether they are in a car, walking or participating in a beautiful way. When visiting Malaysia for sightseeing, you can bring some one-dollar bills as a tip and give them to the person who provides you with direct service.

Tuesday and Thursday are taboo days. On the day before Christmas, only a small amount of poultry meat is eaten for dinner; meat is banned the week before the New Year. Locals conceal the black color that represents extinction and disaster.

Civil servants of Madagascar's state agencies and regular employees of enterprises perform a five-day, eight-hour task per day. There are 30 days of paid vacation every year.

January 1, New Year's Day, also known as the "New Calendar Year", refers to January 1 of the current Gregorian calendar. But before 1911,"New Year's Day" was today's "Spring Festival", which is the Summer Calendar New Year. New Year's Day is a legal holiday in many countries or regions in the world, such as the mainland of China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, etc. Among them, China and Singapore both take one day off as a legal holiday, and Japan takes six days off. From December 29 before the New Year to China and Singapore both take one day off as a legal holiday. Japan takes six days off, from December 29 before the New Year to January 3 of the following year. In terms of customs, New Year's Day mainly blessings each other in various ways, with New Year cards being the main form.

March 8 International Women's Day

International Women's Day is a festival established on March 8 every year to celebrate women's important contributions and great achievements in the economic, political and social fields. At the same time, it is also to commemorate the more than 140 female workers who died in the Triangle Factory fire in New York in 1911.

March 29 Martyr Day: The commemoration ceremony of the 1947 Rebellion, with a day off; April 9 Easter Monday Easter (Lord Easter Day) is an important Western festival, which falls on the first Sunday after the full moon of the vernal equinox every year. Christians believe that Easter symbolizes rebirth and hope, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion between 30 and 33 AD. If there is an Easter holiday in the area, it is usually celebrated with Good Friday. Today, many Easter related folk customs such as the Easter bunny and Easter eggs are not of Christian origin. Jesus only commanded his disciples to remember his own death (Luke 22:19, 20).

April 24 is Rebirth Day, with a day off; May 1 is International Labor Day, with a day off; International Labor Day, also known as "May Day International Labor Day" and "International Demonstration Day", is the Labor Day in most countries in the world.

May 20 Ascension Day: Ascension Day commemorates the ascension of Jesus Christ 40 days after the Resurrection. This is confirmed in both the Apostles 'Creed and the Nigian Creed. Since Easter is on Sunday, this festival is celebrated on Thursday.

May 25 is National Day, with a day off; June 1 is Independence Day, June 26 is National Day, with a day off;