1. China
1.1. they celebrate when the baby is 100 days old.
1.1.1. They give him handmade items.
1.2. this celebration expresses the wish that the children live for 100 years.
1.2.1. represents the head of a tiger to grow strong.
2. The Netherlands
2.1. turning 50
2.1.1. at this age a man sees Abraham and a woman sees Sarah
2.1.2. they get wisdom.
3. Greece
3.1. Kids throw their teeth off the roof to get lucky.
3.1.1. if a person has the name of a saint on this day the person’s birthday is also celebrated.
4. France
4.1. In 1920 big moms were awarded.
4.1.1. the reconstruction of the population after the First World War.
4.1.2. Mother’s Day is the last Sunday in May.
4.1.3. the most important gift is the pink cake
5. Japan
5.1. Take off your shoes and eat sitting on the floor.
5.1.1. thank you before eating
6. India
6.1. the family is very important
6.1.1. offer visitors a cup of chai
7. South Africa
7.1. there are constraints that depend on each family, there are many and they are different.
8. Mexico
8.1. celebration of a quinceañera
8.1.1. celebration marks a girl’s coming of age
9. Germany
9.1. They celebrated the night before a wedding.
9.1.1. It consists of family and friends coming to the bride’s house and breaking porcelain objects.
9.1.2. the couple must clean together.
9.1.2.1. and children receive cones on the first day of school.
10. Vietnam
10.1. everyone’s birthday is celebrated on New Year’s Day
10.1.1. congratulate children on becoming a year older with red envelopes
10.1.2. containing lucky money.
11. Denmark
11.1. a flag is raised so that everyone knows that they are celebrating
11.1.1. gifts are left by the bed for the child to see them