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16 Valentine’s Day Traditions From Around The World
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To celebrate Valentine's Day we commissioned artist Marie Muravski to illustrate traditional celebrations of love from all around the world.
See how different countries celebrate their love.
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#1 Bulgaria
Final score:
28points
SvetlinKarachorov 3 years ago
I am from Bulgaria, the 14-th of February is basically the national drinking day.
#2 Romania
Final score:
24points
#3 South Korea
Final score:
24points
MichelleChung 3 years ago
The reason singles eat black noodles is that the black color represents their wounded heart.
#4 Argentina
Final score:
20points
#8 Czech Republic
Final score:
17points
#14 Valencia, Spain
Final score:
13points
#16 Japan
Final score:
12points
FranczeskaSteff 3 years ago
The stories are nice, too, but the illustrations are a real feast to the eye!
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What about Russia
14th February is not a traditional day of love in Russia, although it has been in recent years due to european influence in the country...Traditionally, 8th March day of Women, where all men give women flowers, chocolates, cards and various gifts of appreciation and love. Even at workplace and on the street men can be found congratulating women. Then 23rd of February in Russia is the "Defender of the Fatherland Day". Women give men gifts to express their gratitude and respect to all men for serving the country.
Very interesting article!
Brazil is totally wrong.
What about Russia
14th February is not a traditional day of love in Russia, although it has been in recent years due to european influence in the country...Traditionally, 8th March day of Women, where all men give women flowers, chocolates, cards and various gifts of appreciation and love. Even at workplace and on the street men can be found congratulating women. Then 23rd of February in Russia is the "Defender of the Fatherland Day". Women give men gifts to express their gratitude and respect to all men for serving the country.
Very interesting article!
Brazil is totally wrong.