Qixi Festival: The Chinese Valentine's Day
According to Chinese Luna Calendar, 28 August this year was the Chinese Valentine's Day: 7 July in Luna Calendar. The festival comes from a well-known fairy tale, a love story between a fairy girl from the sky and a man on the earth. Nowadays, the festival is more than just a romantic day, as quite a lot companies regard this festival as a good commercial chance. Already several days earlier, there were much more advertising from the industries of jewelries, cosmetics, and even dentistry, etc.
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Qixi Festival: The Chinese Valentine's Day
According to the Chinese Luna Calendar, 28th August this year was Chinese Valentine's Day (7 July in Luna Calendar). The festival comes from a well-known fairy tale, a love story between a fairy girl from the sky and a man on the earth. Nowadays, the festival is more than just a romantic day, as quite a lot companies regard this festival as a chance to sell many goods. Already several days before the festival, there was much more advertising from the industries of pieces of jewellery, cosmetics, and even dentistry, etc.Want to progress faster?
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