2.14 Western Valentine's day has passed, but do you know that 3.14 is white valentine's day? What does white valentine's day mean? What's the origin of White Valentine's day? Let's learn about it.
What does white valentine's day mean
White Valentine's Day (English: white day; Japanese: ホイトーーワイトーーーワイトデーーワイトーーーワイトー.
The origin of White Valentine's Day
It is said that the Roman emperor set up Valentine's day to commemorate his rescue of a pair of lovers who were to be executed for violating the ban on love and marriage on February 14. A month later, on March 14, the couple swore to their death and became white valentine's day, which began to spread to other countries. It is generally believed that Japan was the first to accept and promote this festival. Because of Japan's strong cultural soft power, Asian countries have followed suit. Therefore, this Valentine's day without accurate historical records has become another Valentine's Day valued by young couples.
White Valentine's Day is popular in Japan, Taiwan and China, and it also gives gifts in different ways: specifically for the February 14th man giving a gift to the woman, mainly roses or chocolate (just Chinese mainland and Anglo American Law), white valentine's day in March 14th, the woman's turn to send the gift of the male side (Japan, China Taiwan is the opposite, February 14th is the girl sent chocolate, March 14th) In Japan, the woman who wants to tell the story will give a gift to her lover on Valentine's Day (February 14), while the one who receives the gift will return the gift on March 14 and tell her what she thinks. Young people in some parts of Asia also celebrate the festival.
It is also called back to Valentine's day, which means that when you receive a gift on Valentine's day, you will give back the gift on March 14, one month later. Of course, it is only to give back to the person you want to return.
In the custom of White Valentine's day, flowers and chocolate are indispensable for the celebration. It is well known that roses represent love, but roses of different colors and numbers have other auspicious meanings.
Rose: in Greek mythology, rose is the embodiment of beauty. All over the world. Rose is a universal language used to express love. Roses are rich in color, and different colors have different meanings.
What's the difference between White Valentine's day and Valentine's day
White Valentine's Day is also called back to Valentine's day, see here you should understand a general bar. If you receive a gift on Valentine's day, you will give it back on March 14, one month later. Of course, it's just the person you want to give back. Specifically, in February 14th, a gift from the man to the woman, mainly roses or chocolates (only in mainland China and Anglo American Law), was the White Valentine's day in March 14th, and it was the woman's turn to give the man's gift.