Holiday

1. Festival A traditional Chinese festival held on the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, marked by the display of colorful lanterns.
6. A large and delicious meal prepared and enjoyed during a festive occasion or celebration.
8. A custom or practice that is passed down from generation to generation, often associated with cultural or religious significance.
10. Colorful explosives that produce noise, light, and visual effects, commonly used in celebrations and events.
11. The gathering of ripe crops from the fields, often celebrated with gratitude and thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest.
12. A form of rhythmic movement performed to music, often seen in traditional celebrations and cultural events.
13. Special clothing worn to represent a character, occupation, or cultural identity during festivals or masquerade parties.
14. Year The beginning of a calendar year, often celebrated with special events, fireworks, and making resolutions for the coming year.

1. A portable light source often made of paper or other materials, used for decoration during festivals and celebrations.
2. A special event or occasion celebrated by a community or group of people, often involving music, dancing, and other cultural activities.
3. A Christian holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, often celebrated with gift-giving, caroling, and festive decorations.
4. The act of marking a significant event or occasion with joy and festivities.
5. Presents or items given to others as a symbol of love, friendship, or celebration during special occasions.
7. A group of people who are related by blood or marriage, often coming together to celebrate holidays and special occasions.
8. A holiday primarily celebrated in the United States and Canada to express gratitude for the blessings of the year, often with a feast.
9. A procession of people, vehicles, or floats moving through the streets, often accompanied by music and celebration.