Chinese New Year, also sometimes called Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival; is the biggest event on the Chinese calendar. Where most of the western world, follows tradition of New Years Eve on the 31st of December, where we celebrate the start of the New year, when the clock strikes midnight. Where as the Chinese communities, their new year always fall somewhere between … [Read more...] about How Will You Be Celebrating Chinese New Year 2018?
Welcoming the New Year 2018!
Every year, New Year’s Eve is a sight with dazzling fireworks and lively celebrations. It brings everyone together for that special night. The whole world celebrates with astonishing firework shows and there isn’t a single person who wants to miss out on the fireworks fun. Let’s take a look around the world to see how the countries bid farewell to 2017 and … [Read more...] about Welcoming the New Year 2018!
MAKE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL WITH FIREWORKS
MAKE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL WITH FIREWORKS Christmas is a season that is popular all over the world. People come together to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on December the 25th. While for the children it's all about Father Christmas, Santa Claus, Saint Nicolas, Saint Nick, Kris Kringle or simply Santa. Where people celebrate and show love by having parties, giving gifts, … [Read more...] about MAKE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL WITH FIREWORKS
Why we use fireworks on New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Eve, the last day of the year, is celebrated on 31st December each year. It is not just the end of the year but it marks a week of Christmas. Each country has its own ways of celebrating the New Year’s Eve. However, there are some common norms that are followed by a lot of nations. People like to celebrate this event with their loved ones and for that … [Read more...] about Why we use fireworks on New Year’s Eve
BONFIRE NIGHT AND HOW WE USE FIREWORKS TO CELEBRATE
What Is Bonfire Night? Bonfire night is primarily a day that effigies are burnt, effigies of “Fawkes,” to commemorate the day that the plan to blow up the House of Parliament and kill “King James I” was foiled. History Of Bonfire Night Bonfire night, also known as Guy Fawkes Night/Day or Fireworks Night is often done on 5th November as a commemoration of the day … [Read more...] about BONFIRE NIGHT AND HOW WE USE FIREWORKS TO CELEBRATE
