Eid al-Fitr-- June 5th
Muslims in Ramadan (the ninth month of the Islamic calendar) fast for the whole month, and on the last day of Ramadan, they look for a crecent moon. If they find it, they will break the fast next day, that is, Eid al-Fitr; if not, they will continue to fast and the festival is postponed, generally no more than 3 days.
This festival marks the end of Ramadan. After the Eid al-Fitr, you will find that the efficiency of the Muslim guests have finally be normal. Therefore, during the Eid al-Fitr festival, we will make more emotional construction with the guests., The good start is half of the order.
However, during Eid al-Fitr, you may not be able to contract Muslim guests completely for they are celebrating the festive season.
==========================================================
National Day-- Sweden-- June 6th
Sweden celebrated their National Day on June 6th to commemorate two historical events: on June 6TH, 1523, Gustav Vasa was elected king; on the same day in 1809, Sweden implemented new constitution. The Swedish people celebrate the Nation Day with Nordic-style cultural performances.
==========================================================
Portugal Day-- June 10th
Portugal Day is the day of the Portuguese patriotic poet James’s death.
==========================================================
Whit Monday-- Germany
It’s also known as Pentecost, a day to commemorate the 50th day after the resurrection of Jesus to send the Holy Spirit to the earth, and let the disciples receive it and spread the gospel. On this day, Germany will have a variety of festival celebrations, worship in the outdoors, or walk into nature to welcome the coming of summer.
==========================================================
Day of Russia-- June 12th
On June 12th, 1990, the First People’s Congress of the Russian Federation adopted the Russian Federation’s Declaration of national Sovereignty. In 1994, this day was designated as the Russian Independence Day. After 2002, it was also called “Day of Russia”.
==========================================================
Midsummer Day-- June 22th
Midsummer Fetival is an important traditional festival for residents of northern Europe. It is a public holiday in Denmark, Finland and Sweden. Mid-summer festivals are also celcbrated in Eastern Europe, Central Europe, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Iceland, particularly in Northern Europe and the United Kingdom. In some places, local residents will erect Maypole on this day, and the bonfire party is also on of the important activities.