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Mar
The "Day of the Radiant City," celebrated on March 9th, is a special holiday in North Korea. It honors the birthday of Kim Jong-Il, who was an important leader in the country. On this day, people celebrate with parades, performances, and fireworks. Schools and workplaces are closed so everyone can take part. The day is all about showing love and respect for Kim Jong-Il and learning about his life and contributions. It's a time for families and communities to come together and enjoy various fun activities, similar to how people celebrate national holidays in other countries.
How to celebrate Day of the Radiant City?
To celebrate "Day of the Radiant City," decorate your home with bright lights and colorful drawings. Create fun, glowing crafts like lanterns or use glow sticks. Spend time outside enjoying the sunshine or play fun games like tag or hide and seek. Share giggles and stories with friends and family, while enjoying tasty treats like colorful cupcakes or fruit. At night, watch a fun movie or tell stories under twinkling stars. Capture the day by drawing or writing about your favorite moments. Remember, it's all about spreading happiness, kindness, and appreciating the beauty around you on this special day!
Where Day of the Radiant City is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
- - United Kingdom
- - Australia
