March of ca dao is the month of the festival: “… March of summer festival …” then there are many festivals in my hometown Phu Quoc. One of the unique festivals bearing bold folk beliefs is the Thay pagoda festival which is held on the seventh day of the third lunar month every year. In March, when the rice flower clusters lit a crimson fire like the lips of betel and bite of the women of Doai village. In March, when the shiny rice stalks are in progress, her daughter, preparing to do the same thing, conceiving for a golden season, is also a good day. Old young people, boys and girls in Phu Quoc region again eagerly invited each other to go to Thay pagoda festival. Beautiful campus at Thay temple. The elderly come to the pagoda, pray for the good weather, the family is prosperous, the children and grandchildren eat and make a living, peace of mind … The child is born in new clothes, on the way back to the congregation will be spoiled for throwing and throwing. snatched fallen rice flowers, laughed at the water puppet shows on Long Tri Lake, then took a pocket to get five cents, a dime bought a piece of sugarcane, gourd canes as a walking stick to climb several hundred stone steps. went to Flea market and was peeked into Thanh Hoa cave, where Zen master Tu Dao Hanh became holy … Until late afternoon, the walking stick is enough to quench the thirst, get rid of tired legs and have enough strength to walk home. And boys and girls come to the association as an excuse to have sex. The green-eyed girl fumbled with green bags fluttering in the spring breeze, swaying with seven-and-a-half clothes, her chest rising through her peach overalls, white bibs. The strength of the mussel, the mash, the toned arm holding the plow and the plow to turn the ground and ice suddenly became poetic and somewhat elegant in the clothes, percussion towels on the way back to the association. Each top, each group of village boys stood lined up on the stone steps, narrow streets crowded so people crowded. Many sections up the mountain, people wedge people like mortar wedge. This is also an opportunity for the boys to show their masculinity and mettle, to prevent the crowd from crushing the Coal hat (the hat made by the people of Ngoc Than village) of the girl. It’s also regretful that the hat is flattened, but regretful for the whiteness of the ivory body panels pressed, squeezed … Holding her hand tightly, pulling away from the crowds that were jostling and shoving to receive a glint. Grateful eyes and clamshell strength always have to force her to escort her up to Thuong Temple. Her sideburns were covered in sweat, now suddenly flying in the wind from the field of Khuong, Can blew back. “Come on, give me your hand / Up your hair will blow the wind …”. The fluttering wind made the back belt green, fluttering the flaps of the shirt three and seven times. The wind flutters like awakening the first tremors of the couple when they go to Thay Pagoda. Thuy family at Thay pagoda. It is no coincidence that the Phu Quoc people from my hometown still have the lyrics: “Unmarried girl misses Cac Cause cave.”
Unmarried boys remember Thay pagoda ”. Going to the guild without going down to Cắc Cause cave is considered as if you have not been to the guild. Why are the Phu Quoc people from my hometown known as Cac Cac cave (Actually, Than Quang cave?). In order to enter the cave, all the girls and villages have to receive the help of the boys. Hold each other’s hands and pull, there are steps to the side, on the other side a guy holds his hand, on this side a guy holds his hand, even with strong hands, squeezing the soft waist and passing it to the side. that. The road down to the cave is dark and slippery, the girls always have to cling to the boys … That way, we know that the ancients are both risen and modern. In the radiant circle of rituals and customs, people in general and especially girls and boys in a burning fire love, they look to the festivals of Da La “ The best fun is that the Phu Thick / Fun festival is not so much fun “As well as looking forward to entering Cac Cui cave on the occasion of Thay pagoda, waiting for fifteen minutes to turn off the candles, turn off the lights, turn off the torches to hold hands, hold my waist, to feel the softness and fainting.” being naive from half of one’s body, in order to free one’s own body, and free of itself from the invisible ties, was the “excuse” to go to the guild of the old Paladin region? Also easy to explain in terms of dialect: “Cắc”, “Khac?”. Whether it was Chinese or pure Vietnamese, it showed a very short time. Even if it’s just a short time to have a chance, to have a chance to meet each other, to evoke feelings and be able to come together and be a husband and wife or just one last time instead of saying goodbye by the ngoe, the left side of life? With a visit to Thay Pagoda on the seventh day of the third lunar month every year, there are always “short fun days”. Had a crush on each other, when we broke up, we used it, being forced by heavy meaning, heavy love. The girl turned her face to another direction, lifted the blue band and quickly dotted two new tears spilled out, making her eyes that were already wet and black even more wet. Nhat Tien Bridge at Thay Pagoda. Send off each other to the head of the village, where banyan trees are several hundred years old, let go of the roots from the towering branches like a natural curtain and a mossy, deserted temple. An invisible milestone with grim challenges for both boys and girls to have enough faith and courage to overcome, come together in the true spousal way before customs, with the notions “Buffalo I eat my grass ”. The banyan trees and rice trees in the village that are hundreds of years old are the witnesses, having witnessed countless successes and failures in the marriage of generations of Phu Quoc girls and boys. The deserted, mossy temple is still a place where couples date. There have been many couples coming to the abandoned shrine just to see each other wiping their tears, sadly parting ways because of the customs of getting married, getting married, because of the feuds with eternal curses. There are couples who come to the deserted shrine to bow to the gods, turn their hands to their villages, clasp their hands, give their heads, and together leave the village to disappear according to the call of love … For many years, the Thai love and the ups and downs of history, but the Thay Pagoda festival is also opened every year on the seventh day of the lunar month. Every year, people squeezed themselves to go to Cac Cac cave. Will it still retain the human beauty, be the “excuse” for the love of a couple to forever sublimate.

Red roses, books and lovers are the three indispensable factors in the streets of April. Not just a religious festival, this is considered the most romantic time of the year. In particular, for the people of Catalonia, it is more valuable and meaningful than Valentine’s Day. Spaniards often refer to April 23 as Rose Day, Book Festival, or a version of Valentine’s Day; is an opportunity for book lovers to gather, buy and buy books and celebrate the best holiday of the year: the Feast of Saint Jordi. On April 23, lovers will give books and red roses to their other half. Photo: Getty. Legend of red rose and Saint Jordi The origin of this religious festival is a mixture of traditional customs of many periods. According to legend, in the old days in Catalunã appeared a dragon monster specializing in cannibalism. To alleviate its hunger, every day people had to pay tribute to him a virgin. One day, the death number called the name of the beautiful princess. Thinking death was imminent, suddenly a knight named Jorge (later named Saint Jordi) appeared with sparkling armor, riding a white horse, defeating the monster, promptly rescuing the attack. God. After his death, from the blood spilling out from the monster appeared bright red rose bushes, strangely beautiful. Jorge quickly picked up a flower and gave it to the princess. The legend of Saint Jordi became the design inspiration for Batlló house by architect Antoni Gaudí. The house is located in Barcelona, ​​attracting many visitors during April. Photo: Casabatllo. Since then, the villagers are at peace, Jorge is considered the patron saint of Catalonia. This day is annually taken as Valentine’s Day in Catalonia for the same reason. Guys who are “in love” will give a rose to the girl they love. For them, a rose branch represents eternal and unique love. And the women will give a book to the man they love in return of their sincerity. That custom becomes a new and unique feature. With the flow of time, it gradually expanded to include not only lovers, but also family members, friends or colleagues. This anecdote has been passed down in some European countries such as England, Greece, and Portugal. There, the campaign for each customer to buy a book will be rewarded with a rose, which is also very enthusiastic. Random overlaps Since 1929, the city of Barcelona has held its annual global exhibition on October 7. Bookmakers took this opportunity to promote and sell books. But after many years, they decided to choose April 23 (this time in Spain is spring) as a reading festival on the street. The idea also stems from a very beautiful traditional custom in Catalonia: On April 23 every year (is the feast of St. Jordi), there are many book fairs and street festivals held, attracting crowds. Island people to visit. In addition to the cool climate, a Valencia native living in Barcelona found a coincidence between the death of St. Jordi and the two world great writers Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare. These two great pens are said to have died on April 23, 1616. In fact, the “father” of the work Don Quijote fights the windmill died 10 days earlier than Shakespeare, but since Spain at that time used the Gregarian calendar, while in England it was Julian, there was a coincidence. April 23 is also the birthday or death anniversary of other famous authors such as Maurice Druon, K.Laxness, Vladimir Nabokov, Josep Pla and Manuel Mejía Vallejo. With that special coincidence, in 1995, UNESCO selected April 23 every year as World Book Day and Copyright, to honor books and those who have made great contributions to the cultural development of the people. species. April 23 becomes more special in Catalonia and Barcelona As an important holiday with interesting stories in Catalonia and Barcelona, ​​the bookstores and flower shops here are open all day. The attraction of the event made the streets full of passersby. Red rose, the book of the same flag Senyera is covered in the color of love. The towns of Barcelona and Catalonia are full of people buying books and flowers. Photo: Vietcasa. In the midst of that bustling scene, it is not difficult to see writers and poets signing books directly to customers, readers love you. If on normal days, people here are afraid to go down the crowded streets, in this festival they cannot ignore the tradition of walking the streets and looking to buy books. Barcelona and Catalonia quickly became a huge library with street corners selling a wide variety of books and red roses. The crowded line of people, interspersed between bookstores and flower stalls is the most popular on Ramblas, Gracia, Sant Joan, Rambla de Catalunã or Sant Jaume squares. April 23 is really an opportunity to take a walk in the bustling atmosphere and filled with the scent of roses. In addition to giving flowers, lovers give books as a way to remember the traditions deeply ingrained in the culture of gaur people.

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