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Chinese Valentine's day deals promotion: Complimentary a piece of cake and a rose.
Now it is a tradition to celebrate Chinese Valentine's Day once a year on July 7th of the lunar calender .
The director of marriage Registry office says they will extend opening hours around Chinese Valentine's Day. He hopes this office can be the place where happy marriages begin.
Chinese Valentine's Day falls on the seventh day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar. As is the custom elsewhere in the world, this is a day devoted to romance.
When is Chinese Valentine's Day?
Unlike Saint Valentine's Day abroad, Qixi, or Chinese Valentine's Day is characterised by its implicit and meaningful style.
It's July 7th on the Chinese lunar calendar, the Double Seven Festival, which is also called Chinese Valentine's Day.
The one thing to prove that is the feathers on the head of the magpies are much lesser after the Chinese Valentine's Day.
They said that it's hard to find a magpie on Chinese Valentine's Day in China, because all magpies fly to make the bridge for the Weaving Maid and Cowherd.
When we grow old, we'll still remember the Chinese Valentine's Day.
This year, immeasurably vast difference, reunion, wish forever. That special feeling to you, just want to tell you, this life unchanged! Happy Chinese Valentine's Day!
May: It's July 7th. Chinese Valentine's Day!
Girls in Chinese traditional Hanfu clothing celebrate the Qixi festival, the so-called Chinese Valentine's Day. (This photo and caption were submitted to My Shot. )
I'm thinking of you this Chinese Valentine's Day.
The Double Seventh Festival, on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, is a traditional festival full of romance and it is also called as Chinese Valentine's Day.
The director of Marriage Registry Office says they will extend opening hours around Chinese Valentine's Day.
There are many stories as to the origins of Chinese Valentine's Day, and one of them involves the Emperor of Heaven and his seven daughters.
