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Every year at the Venice Carnival, there’s a fun competition called “La Maschera più Bella” in St. Mark’s Square where judges pick the most beautiful and creative masks and costumes during special parades!
The Colombina is a famous Venetian Carnival mask that covers only the top half of the face and is often beautifully decorated with gold, silver, crystals, and feathers — and it’s named after a witty character from old Italian comedy plays!
The tradition of using a cannon to announce the breaking of the fast during Ramadan, known as the “Iftar Cannon,” originated in Egypt!
At the end of Chinese New Year, people celebrate the Lantern Festival by eating sweet rice balls called “tang yuan.” These round treats represent family unity and togetherness, making them a special way to end the festive season!