The significance of national day

National Day is a feature of modern nation-state, which appears with the emergence of modern nation-state and becomes particularly important. It has become a symbol of an independent country, reflecting the country's state system and polity.

Once the National Day, a special commemorative way, becomes a new and national holiday form, it will carry the function of reflecting the cohesion of this country and nation. At the same time, the large-scale celebration of the National Day is also a concrete manifestation of the government's mobilization and call. Showing strength, enhancing national self-confidence, embodying cohesion and exerting appeal are the three basic characteristics of the National Day celebration.

National day related titles

National Day is an important festival in every country, but its name is different. Many countries call it National Day or National Day, some countries call it Independence Day or Independence Day, and some also call it Republic Day, Republic Day, Revolution Day, Liberation Day, National Rejuvenation Day and Constitution Day. Some directly add the name of the country to it, such as Australia Day and Pakistan Day, and some take the birthday of the king or the day of his accession to the throne as the national day. In case of a change of king, the specific date of National Day will follow.

Every National Day, every country should hold different forms of celebration activities to strengthen the patriotic consciousness of its own people and enhance the cohesion of the country. Countries should also congratulate each other. On the National Day every Friday and 10, some people have to expand the scale of celebration. To celebrate the National Day, governments usually hold a National Day reception, presided over by the head of state, government or foreign minister, and invite local ambassadors and other important foreign guests to attend. However, some countries do not hold receptions, such as the United States and Britain.