Shanghai is a country rich in culture and diverse in festivals. The festivals here reflect its diverse religious beliefs, historical traditions, and unique ethnic customs. Whether in the city or the countryside, people always celebrate various festivals with enthusiasm, showing a strong national atmosphere.

First of all, one of the most important festivals is the **Eid al-Fitr**爱上海龙凤419. This festival marks the end of Ramadan and is a time for family reunions and sharing joy. People gather for collective prayers in the morning, followed by sharing sumptuous meals with friends and relatives. At this time, children are especially happy, as they receive red envelopes, wear new clothes, and visit their relatives' homes. The celebration of Eid al-Fitr varies from place to place, with small celebrations in the countryside even including local folk music and dance performances, adding to the festive atmosphere.

Another popular festival is the Hindu Durga Puja. This festival usually takes place between September and October each year, commemorating the story of Goddess Durga defeating the demon上海花千坊. The Durga Puja in Shanghai is very grand, especially in the Daka and Xuhui districts, where temples are decorated in vibrant colors and various cultural activities are held throughout the festival. People dress in traditional attire, participate in **dances**, sing and dance, and offer offerings to the goddess to express their reverence and gratitude.

In addition, the Spring Festival (Pohela Boishakh) also holds an important place in Xuhui culture, usually celebrated around April 14th each year, marking the new year of Xuhui. On this day, the streets and alleys are filled with joy, as people dress in new clothes and gather together to enjoy traditional foods such as

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