English materials about National Day

National Day is the most political festival in a country. However, the names and dates of National Day vary from country to country.

From the name, there are about 40 countries in the world called "National Day" or "National Day", such as China and French. About 60 countries, such as the United States, Mexico, the Philippines and Myanmar, are called "Independence Day" or "Independence Day", while Yugoslavia, Zaire and Iceland are called "Republic Day". Known as the "revolutionary festival", there are the former Soviet Union, Albania and Hungary; Known as the "federal founding day", Switzerland; Called "Soyuz" is Tanzania; Others directly add "day" to the country name, such as "Australia Day" and "Pakistan Day". String 1.

In terms of date, about 30 countries in the world, including China, take the founding day as their national day; Some take the date of promulgation of the Constitution as the National Day, such as the Federal Republic of Germany; Some take the revolutionary uprising day as the national day, such as France; Some take the birthday of the head of state as the national day, such as Japan, Thailand, the Netherlands, Denmark, Britain and other countries. Interestingly, these countries change the date of National Day with the change of kings, emperors or queens.

Generally speaking, there is only one national day, but Nepal, Sweden, Uganda, the Republic of Guinea and Denmark have two national days. In Nepal, one is National Democracy Day (February 18) and the other is the birthday of the king. In Sweden, one is "Flag Day" (June 6th) and the other is the birthday of the king. In Cuba, one is "Liberation Day" (1 month 1) and the other is "National Uprising Day" (July 26th); In Uganda, one is Independence Day (1 0.9) and the other is the Second Republic Day (10.25); In the Republic of Guinea, one is "Republic Proclamation Day" (10.2) and the other is "People's Victory over Aggression Day" (10.22); in Denmark, one is "Constitution Day" (June 5) and the other is the Queen's birthday.

The most brilliant National Day in the history of the world is San Marino National Day. In 30 1 year, San Marino designated September 3 as its national day, which has a history of 1700 years.

National Day is the most political festival in a country. However, the name and date of National Day vary from country to country. From the name, about 40 countries in the world, such as China and French, call it "National Day" or "National Day". About 60 countries, such as the United States, Mexico, the Philippines and Myanmar, call it "Independence Day" or "Independence Day", such as Yugoslavia, Zaire and Iceland. The former Soviet Union, Albania and Hungary are called "revolutionary festivals". Switzerland is known as the "Federal Establishment Day"; Tanzania is known as the "Solidarity Day"; Others directly add "day" before the country name, such as "Australia Day" and "Pakistan Day". In the sense of date, about 30 countries in the world, including China, take the founding day as their national day; Some take the date of promulgation of the Constitution as the National Day, such as the Federal Republic of Germany; Some take the revolutionary uprising day as the national day, such as France; Others take the birthday of the head of state as the national day, such as Japan, Thailand, the Netherlands, Denmark, Britain and other countries. Interestingly, these countries change the date of National Day with the change of kings, emperors or queens. Generally, there is only one National Day in a country, but there are two National Days in Nepal, Sweden, Uganda, Guinea and Denmark in China. In Nepal, one is National Democracy Day (February 18) and the other is the birthday of the king. In Sweden, one is "Flag Day" (June 6th) and the other is the birthday of the king. In Cuba, one is "Liberation Day" (65438+ 10 1) and the other is "National Uprising Day" (July 26th); In Uganda, one is Independence Day (65438+10.9) and the other is the second Peace Day (65438+10.25); In the Republic of Guinea, one is "Proclamation of Peace Day" (65438+10.2) and the other is "People's Day of Victory over Aggression" (165438+10.22); In Denmark, one is Constitution Day (June 5th) and the other is Constitution Day.

The longest national day in the history of the world is the National Day of San Marino. As early as 30 1 year, San Marino designated September 3rd as the National Day, which has a history of 1700 years.