February 4th
Sri Lanka - National Day
National Day
Sri Lanka has a long history. It established the Kingdom of Sinhalese in 463 BC and was colonized by Portugal, the Netherlands, and Britain from 1505 onwards. It gained independence on February 4, 1948.
On February 4th every year, Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka, fires 21 guns, beats drums and blows snails, and holds an honor guard composed of the land, sea, and air forces, as well as a parade attended by people from all walks of life.
Tips
Merchants can prepare relevant categories such as national flags and festival decorations in advance.
February 6th
New Zealand - Waitangi Day
Waitangi Day
February 6th every year is a very important holiday in New Zealand - Waitangi Day. This day was once designated as New Zealand's National Day in 1974, and the whole country celebrated the signing of New Zealand's founding document - the Treaty of Waitangi.
In addition to formal celebrations, seaside concerts are the most popular and have attracted many audiophiles. In addition, competitive group games, community health promotion activities, and the rendering of the festive market atmosphere also make the activities more diverse and lively.
Tips
Merchants can prepare related categories such as fireworks, performance decorations, etc.
February 9th
Brazil - Carnival
The Brazilian Carnival
The Brazilian Carnival is known as the world's largest carnival and is known as the "greatest performance on Earth". It is held for three days in mid to late February each year.
Tips
Merchants can prepare categories such as traditional clothing, festive decorations, and holiday gifts.
February 11th
Japan - National Day
National Foundation Day
According to legend, the first emperor of Japan, Emperor Shenmu, ascended to the throne on February 11th. Therefore, he regarded this day as the beginning of Japan and designated it as Japan's founding day.
On February 11th, various celebrations and commemorative concerts will be held throughout Japan, while Tokyo will hold a central celebration.
Tips
Merchants can prepare traditional clothing and festive decoration related categories in advance.
February 11th
Iran Islamic Revolution Victory Day
Anniversary of the Victory
Of the Islamic Revolution
In January 1979, King Pahlavi, who had ruled Iran for 37 years, was forced to leave Iran. Religious leader Khomeini, who had been in exile for 15 years, returned to Tehran from France and announced his takeover of power on February 11, followed by the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran. This day was designated as National Day and has now become a legal holiday in Iran. On February 11th, multiple cities in Iran will hold parades and rallies.
Tips
Merchants can prepare categories such as national flags and decorative items in advance.
February 19th
United States - Presidential Day
Presidents' Day
The third Monday of February every year is President's Day in the United States. At first, it was to commemorate the birthday of the founding father of the United States, George Washington, and later gradually changed to "President's Day", paying tribute to all previous presidents of the United States.
Every year on this day, Americans use special ways to revisit history and remember the respected great president. Schools and parents will also provide patriotic education to their children on this day, allowing them to understand and familiarize themselves with the history of the United States.
Tips
Related categories such as national flags, flowers, and decorative items can be prepared in advance.
February 23rd
Russia - Defender of the Motherland Day
Defense of the Fatherland Day
This day is also regarded as Men's Day in Russia. On this day, women will give gifts to their male relatives and friends, and female classmates or colleagues will also give a small gift to male classmates and colleagues on the previous or following workdays.
Tips
Merchants can prepare national flags, flowers, salutes, festive decorations, etc. in advance.
February 24th
Thailand - Wanfo Festival
Makha Bucha Day
The traditional Buddhist festival in Thailand is held on the 15th day of the third lunar month every year. For Thailand, which firmly believes in Buddhism, this festival has religious significance. On the morning of the Ten Thousand Buddhas Festival, Thai men, women, and children bring flowers, incense, and charity items to nearby temples for fasting, burning incense, and worshipping Buddha.
Tips
Merchants can prepare related categories such as flowers, candles, religious supplies, etc. in advance.
There are many beautiful festivals in February, and foreign trade people remember to send holiday blessings to customers who are celebrating. Festival marketing can also be selected in advance and prepared!
