Valentine's Day is a romantic holiday celebrated every year, but do you know how many Valentine's Days there are in a year? This article will introduce to you when Valentine's Day falls in a year.
1. February 14th - the traditional Western Valentine's Day
February 14th is the traditional Western Valentine's Day ’s Valentine’s Day is also the most widely celebrated Valentine’s Day worldwide. This day is considered a good opportunity to express love and gratitude, and many people send flowers, chocolates, gifts, etc. to express their feelings.
2. March 14th - White Day
White Day originated in Japan and is celebrated on March 14th, one month after Valentine's Day. On this day, boys will give gifts to girls to show their gratitude. Usually boys give white chocolate or other white gifts.
3. April 14th - Black Valentine's Day
Black Valentine's Day also originated in Japan and is celebrated on April 14th one month after White Day. The day is often seen as the "anti-Valentine's Day" for singles, who come together to celebrate freedom and independence.
4. May 20th - China’s 520 Valentine’s Day
520 is homophonic to “I love you”, so May 20th is called Chinese Valentine’s Day. This day is a good opportunity to express love and gratitude. Many people choose to express their love or give gifts to their loved ones on this day.
5. June 12th - Brazilian Valentine's Day
Brazilian Valentine's Day is celebrated on June 12th, which is also St. Anthony's Day. Traditionally, San Antonio is considered the patron saint of marriage and love, making this day one of the most romantic holidays in Brazil.
How many Valentine’s Days are there in a year? In addition to the traditional Western Valentine's Day on February 14, there are also White Valentine's Day on March 14, Black Valentine's Day on April 14, China's 520 Valentine's Day on May 20, and Brazilian Valentine's Day on June 12. . Each country and region has its own unique way of celebrating these romantic holidays, but no matter what, they are a great opportunity to express love and gratitude.
