On the first anniversary (yearly remembering) of breaking into the Bastille, around 300,000-400,000 people gathered for a huge celebration that lasted several days!
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Food & Treats
A traditional Bastille Day meal often includes pâté (meat spread), cheese, baguettes (long French bread), and lots of fresh fruits!
Beliefs and Superstitions
During Chinese New Year, it’s considered unlucky to break items like dishes, plates, or glassware.
Some communities build huge bonfires made of wooden pallets and scrap wood, reaching heights as tall as houses — then they light them together for big street‑celebrations!
Food & Treats
Parkin, a sticky gingerbread cake made with oatmeal and treacle, is the traditional Bonfire Night cake in Northern England!