Gregorian Date
April 4, 1999
Lunar Date
2/18
Day of Week
Sunday
Easter is the central feast of Christianity, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion, as described in the New Testament. Its date was set in relation to Passover (the first Sunday after the paschal full moon). Later folk customs such as eggs and springtime symbols of new life became part of many local celebrations.
Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, as described in the New Testament. It is the most important Christian feast day and occurs on a different date each year, determined by the paschal full moon.
Traditions vary by culture but commonly include Easter egg hunts, decorating Easter eggs, the Easter Bunny, attending church services, and sharing festive meals. In Germany, Easter fires (Osterfeuer) and Easter water traditions are also common.
Happy Easter
Chocolate eggs, Hot cross buns, Roast lamb
The Easter Bunny brings eggs to children. Historically, eggs were a symbol of new life.
Chinese New Year
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Lantern Festival
Mar 2
Qingming Festival
Apr 5
Hung Kings Festival
Apr 25
Vietnam Reunification Day
Apr 30
Dragon Boat Festival
Jun 18
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Aug 17
Vietnam Independence Day
Sep 2
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Sep 24
Chinese National Day
Oct 1
German Unity Day
Oct 3
Double Ten Day
Oct 10
Double Ninth Festival
Oct 17