Dublin: Become 'Irish green' together to spread culture and friendship

Dublin is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland. It is also the political, economic, cultural, tourist and transportation center of Ireland. St. Patrick's Day, also Ireland's National Day, which falls on March 17, is a time of year when laughter and song fill every corner of the city.

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Green is the holiday colour of St Patrick's Day, with clover and Irish dwarfs as symbols. Dublin in March is very cold. In previous years at this point, optimistic, cheerful Irish people would be wearing a green hat, a green dress, painted a three-leaf clover design on the face. they on every street dance,  play music, enjoy fireworks, theater, food and drink, and other happy things to celebrate the occasion.

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Not only that, although st. Patrick's day is a traditional Irish holiday, but over the centuries, as Irish descendants spread all over the world, the holiday has gradually become a common holiday in some countries.

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This year, though the outbreak of COVID-19, it did not cut off the spread of culture and friendship. On St. Patrick's Day, hundreds of landmarks and attractions around the world, including New York's Madison Square Garden and London Eye, are lit up in green. In China, the Citigroup Building in Shanghai, the Oriental Gate in Suzhou, the Xiushui Street building in Beijing, and the Bell Tower in Hong Kong also put on their costumes representing "Irish green" to convey the festive friendship between Ireland and China.