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Happy Chinese Valentine’s Day!
七夕快乐!
Most of the western world

is familiar with Valentine’s Day. This holiday falls on February 14th and is filled with candle lit dinners, chocolates, and flowers. However in China, it falls on a different day every year. Chinese Valentine’s Day celebrates a love story in Chinese mythology dating all the way back to the Han Dynasty.
There are many traditions associated with this festival, some of which are still observed in rural areas.
But, in many of China’s cities, these traditions are no longer practiced. Instead most couples celebrate Chinese Valentine’s Day the same way Westerners do on February 14th; with flowers, chocolates, and gifts.

Comments

  • No

    Valentine's Day hasn't been an important holiday in China. We even don't celebrate it,just know that mythology. That's why Valentine's Day is only considered as a western holiday,in a other word, China never has had a Valentine's Day.
  • Wendy

    Do you eat red bean sweet on this day ?
  • CICY 燕子 Lifetime VIP

    七夕快乐
  • Beau

    It's celebrated on different days every year because the date is based on Chines lunar calendar.
  • Lynn_

    七夕节快乐!
  • Hanh

    @Todd can you tell me more about the mythology ? I'm curious😜
  • Teresa

    Nobody has any spirit to celebrate
  • Edi

    Accurately you interpret Chinese Valentine 's Day, my goodness , How much more do you know about China ?
  • Vicky大静 Lifetime VIP

    Double seventh festival 七夕节
  • WARNING

    Daily Learning Punch
  • 二哥

    节日快乐
  • 魏迎Ying영

    Chinese valentines day falls on lunar 7th July Qi-7
  • 大锐子

    That's true,but I prefer to believe the mythology because I'm single🙃

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