This is a special Chinese festival that we seldom introduce it to foreign feinends. It's the Ghost Day. Though its name sounds very scary, it's just a festival that we are in memory of our ancestors. So, it's nothing about ghosts on that day.It is also very different from the Hallows' Day which is celebrated for fun. On the Ghost Day, the relatives who have the same ancestors gather together and visit the graveyard where their ancestors buried. In Chinese culture, after people passed away, their offsprings think that something special and important are passed down from their accestors. These things teach them to work hard to have a better life or to be a kind person. It's just like a root of a family. All the offsprings follow the rule to do a living. In order to let all the relatives remember their ancestors' edification, all of them show their respect for their ancestors and share each other's interesting things about their life on that day. If it's possible, a picnic is necessary. So, the Ghost Day is not only for the past, but also for the wonderful future. The Ghost Day of this year is on the Lunar July 15th every year.

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I have so many things I want to do during the upcoming spring break. After a busy semester, I am looking forward to spending my time meaningfully and creating wonderful memories. First and foremost, I am planning a trip with my siblings. I have an older brother, an older sister, and a younger sister. It is quite a large family, and the last time we all traveled together was when I was still in elementary school. Now that we are all older, it has become easier for everyone to coordinate their schedules and take time off. We realized that this spring is the perfect chance for a family reunion trip, so we are currently in the middle of planning our destination and itinerary. I am truly excited to bond with them again. My second goal is to visit a farm. I have always been a nature lover, and I find the countryside very relaxing. One of my main motivations is the food; I really want to try fresh ice cream or soft-serve made from locally produced milk. There is nothing like the taste of dairy products straight from the source! I also look forward to interacting with various animals and enjoying the fresh air away from the city. Lastly, I plan to catch up on some TV dramas. I have a passion for storytelling, and lately, I have been hooked on watching older shows that were broadcast when I was a child or even before I was born. It is fascinating to see how the world and fashion have changed over time. By balancing travel, nature, and relaxation, I hope to have a truly fulfilling and wonderful spring break.