When is the National Day of all countries in the world?

There are all kinds of national day names in the world. More than 40 countries in the world 150 are called "National Day" or "National Day", such as China and French. There are more than 60 countries called "Independence Day" or "Independence Day", such as the United States, Mexico, the Philippines, Myanmar and so on. Some countries add "Japan" to their names, such as Australia Day and Pakistan Day, while others call it National Day, Democracy Day, Freedom Day, Constitution Day, Revolution Day and Liberation Day.

Countries all over the world have various bases for determining National Day. There are 35 countries in the world that celebrate the National Day when the People's Republic of China is founded. Cuba, Cambodia, etc. Take the day when the capital is occupied as the National Day. Some countries regard National Independence Day as their national day. 1804 65438+ 10/0/day, Haitian blacks annihilated Napoleon's 60,000 expeditionary force, declared independence in Port-au-Prince Santo Domingo, and established the first new country in the world to get rid of colonial rule. Since then, 65438+1 October1has been designated as the national day every year. The same is true of countries such as Mexico and Ghana. Some countries regard the anniversary of the armed uprising as the national day. July 14 is the national day of France. 1789 On this day, the people of Paris captured the Bastille, a symbol of feudal rule, and overthrew the monarchy. Other countries regard major conference days as national holidays. The United States designated July 4th, when the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, as the National Day. Canada regards July 1867, when the British Parliament passed the Bill of Great Britain and North America, as a national day. There are also countries that celebrate the birthday of the head of state, such as Nepal, Thailand, Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark and Belgium. Japan regards the day when the Emperor was born as the National Day.

In some countries, National Day is not fixed on which day of the year. For example, the National Day in Britain is the second Saturday in June every year, and the National Day in Jamaica is the first Monday every year. In addition, people who take the birthday of the head of state as the national day are not fixed. With the change of the king, the date of National Day also changed. Some countries have two national days a year, such as Nepal's national day and the king's birthday; Sudan's Independence Day is as important as Revolution Day, and there are certain commemorative ceremonies and celebrations.

Worldwide, 65438+ 10 1 is the national day. Besides China, there are also Cypriot and Nigerian countries.

In any country, National Day is a very grand and special festival, and there will always be various celebrations or commemorative activities to stimulate people's patriotic enthusiasm and enhance national cohesion. Due to different national conditions and traditions, the ways of celebration are also colorful.

United States: Knock on liberty bell and hold a grand parade.

National Day, also known as Independence Day, is one of the major legal holidays in the United States. The date is July 4th every year, commemorating1July 4th, 776, when the Continental Congress in Philadelphia formally adopted the Declaration of Independence.

American Independence Day is a very lively festival. In the past, the celebrations of Independence Day were mainly parades and speeches, with a certain religious color. Later, outdoor activities, sports competitions, firecrackers and fireworks gradually increased.

Every independence day, church bells ring all over the United States to commemorate this special day. The first bell is liberty bell in Philadelphia. Subsequently, local residents spontaneously celebrated in various forms: some people dressed up as priests riding horses or aristocratic ladies sitting in ancient carriages; Some family members have been singing, dancing, dancing and walking for generations. At this time, all kinds of floats, model cars, acrobatic cars and children's toy cars lined up in a vast team, carrying happy people, and the scene was spectacular.

After the parade, people usually gather in parks or public places to celebrate the festival and enjoy singing and drinking. If it happens to be a presidential election or a parliamentary election, politicians often make campaign speeches at this time.

Canada: March in all kinds of maple leaf costumes

Canada's National Day is July 1. On this day, the whole country has a day off to celebrate together. A large number of Canadians will hold lively activities on National Day. People also like to wear representative maple leaf clothes to express their patriotism when traveling. More interestingly, creative Canadians have designed a variety of maple leaf series clothes. Even umbrellas and glasses are in the shape of maple leaves, which has become a unique and beautiful landscape.

In addition, Canada has fireworks and other activities during the National Day. In 2003, the Royal Canadian Mint also issued a colored silver coin to celebrate the National Day. The reverse design of the coin is a realistic polar bear, and the maple leaf falls on the word Canada. Bright red and silvery white TINT produced a strong visual effect.

Britain: The Queen's "official birthday" is National Day.

Unlike many countries in the world, Britain's National Day is the Queen's "official birthday". Queen Elizabeth II's real birthday is1April 2, 9261day, but her "official birthday" is set on the second Saturday of June every year.

Because the weather in London is always fine in mid-June, before and after this time, the British usually hold some large-scale flower and gardening exhibitions. These exhibitions are not only large in scale, novel in design, but also beautiful and spectacular, which naturally adds a little joy to the National Day. On this day, the cavalry of the British Royal Guard was inspected by the Queen in Knights Square, London, and the scene was solemn and grand.

In addition, there is a very important content in the Queen's birthday celebration: knighthood and honours for celebrities at home and abroad. The winners were drawn up by the government and the royal family respectively, and announced on the official birthday of the Queen.

However, because Saturday is a rest day, the British people do not have a holiday on this day.

France: large-scale military parade and frog-pushing competition

July 14 is the national day of France. 1789 On this day, the people of Paris captured the Bastille, a symbol of feudal rule, and overthrew the monarchy. 1880, and July 14 was officially established as the French National Day. Every year, the French solemnly commemorate this day, which symbolizes freedom and revolution.

Every July 14, there is a national festival in France. On the eve of the festival, colorful flags are hung everywhere, all buildings and public places are decorated with colored lights and garlands, an open-air stage decorated with the colors of the French flag is set up at the street intersection, and the orchestra plays pop music.

On the night before and after the National Day, revelers poured into the streets, wearing red, white and blue ribbons around their necks, and danced cheerful Caamano and other folk dances to the music.

In addition, France holds a large-scale military parade on the Champs Elysé es every year and sets off fireworks. At night, the bright beams of red, white and blue searchlights cross and sway over the Arc de Triomphe. The festival lights and colorful fireworks in the sky complement each other, and firecrackers are intertwined with carnival music and cheers, which makes the festival celebration reach its climax.

In rural areas, on the occasion of National Day, people often hold some distinctive activities, such as bag-wearing race and frog-pushing race, which are equally lively.

Thailand: National Day is the birthday of the king.

The king enjoys supreme status in Thailand, so Thailand's National Day is also scheduled for King bhumibol adulyadej's birthday-65438+February 5th.

Whenever the King's birthday comes, portraits of King bhumibol adulyadej and Queen sirikit will be hung on the streets of Bangkok, and Thai soldiers in formal attire will take part in the grand military parade held in Tomma Square in Bangkok.

Singapore: National Day ceremony, fighter plane and skydiving performance.

Singapore's National Day is on August 9th. On this day, Singapore will hold a national day ceremony, and the whole country will be jubilant. At the same time, a grand and warm National Day review ceremony will be held, and there will be wonderful fighter and skydiving performances.

North Korea: military parade, the cheers were deafening.

September 9 is the anniversary of the founding of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. On the eve of the National Day, the streets and alleys of Pyongyang are filled with national flags, and huge slogans stand on the main roads of the city. On the 9th, Kim Il Sung Square in the center of Pyongyang will hold a grand military parade and mass parade to celebrate the National Day.

In the deafening cheers, the leaders of the North Korean Party, government and army came to the rostrum of the square, and nearly 100 teams of the North Korean army, navy and air force successively passed the rostrum for review. Subsequently, all walks of life in Pyongyang began to celebrate, and the whole Kim Il Sung Square became a red ocean.

Appendix: National Day Dates of Countries around the World

65438+ October

65438+ 10 1: Cuba, Sudan, Haiti

65438+14 October: Myanmar

65438+120 October: Armenia

65438+126 October: Australia, India

February

4 February: Sri Lanka

February 6: New Zealand

February 1 1: Japan (founding day)

February 16: Lithuania

February 2 1 day: Iran

February 23: Brunei

February 24th: Estonia

25 February: Kuwait

February 27th: Dominica

National day March

March

March 3: Morocco, Bulgaria

March 17: Ireland

March 23: Pakistan

March 25th: Greece

March 26th: Bangladesh

April

April 4: Senegal

April 18: Zimbabwe

April 2 1 day: UK

April 26th: Tanzania

April 27th: South Africa

April 30th: The Netherlands (Koninginnedag, Queen's Birthday)

May

May 1 day: Marshall Islands

May 65438 +05: Paraguay

May 65438 +07: Norway (Constitution Day)

May 20: Cameroon

May 22: Yemen

May 25: Argentina

May 28: Azerbaijan

May 30: Croatia

June

June 2: Italy

June 5: Denmark

June 6th: Sweden (1523 Gustav 1 enthronement)

June 10: Portugal

June 12: Russia, Philippines

June 17: Iceland

June 2 1 day: Slovenia

June 26th: Madagascar

30 June: Democratic Republic of the Congo

July of National Day.

July

July 1 day: Canada (Canada National Day)

July 3: Belarus

July 4th: American Independence Day.

July 5: Venezuela

July 9: Palau

July 1 1: Mongolia

July 65438 +02: Kiribati

July 14: France (Bastille Day)

July 65438 +07: Iraq

July 20: Colombia

July 2 1 day: Belgium

July 23: Egypt

July 28th: Peru

August

August 1 day: Switzerland

August 2: Macedonia

August 5: Israel

August 6: Bolivia

August 9: Singapore

August 1 1 day: Chad

August 15: Korea

August 17: Indonesia (independence day)

August 19: Afghanistan

August 20th: Hungary

August 24th: Ukraine

August 27th: Moldova

August 29: Slovakia

August 3 1 day: Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan

September of National Day.

September

September 2: Vietnam

September 3: Qatar

September 7: Brazil

September 9: North Korea

September 12: Ethiopia

September 15: Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras and El Salvador.

September 16: Mexico

September 17: Syria

September 18: Chile

September 23: Saudi Arabia

24 September: Guinea-Bissau

10 month

65438+ 10 1: People's Republic of China (PRC) (National Day), Nigeria, Tuvalu (Independence Day).

65438+10.3: Germany (reunified)

10 June 10: Republic of China (National Day, to commemorate Wuchang Uprising (191June10/0/0, Lunar New Year)

65438+ 10 month 12: Spain

Vatican

65438+1October 2 1: Somalia

65438+126 October: Austria

65438+127 October: Turkmenistan

65438+128 October: Czech Republic

65438+129 October: Turkey

1 1 month

1 65438+1October1:Algeria

165438+1October 3: Panama

165438+1October 9: Cambodia

165438+1October 1 1: Poland, Angola

165438+ 10/8: Latvia

165438+1October 22nd Lebanon

165438+128 October: East Timor

65438+ February

65438+February 1: Romania

65438+February 2: United Arab Emirates

65438+February 5: Thailand

65438+February 6th: Finland (Independence Day)

65438+February 1 1: Burkina Faso

12: Kenya

65438+February 16: Kazakhstan

65438+February 17: Bhutan

65438+February 28th: Nepal