St. Patrick\'s Day (3/17)

St. Patrick\'s Day (3/17) It\'s a little early to celebrate St. Patrick\'s Day (3/17) on Japan\'s Doll\'s Festival (3/3) lol The anniversary of the death of St. Patrick, the patron saint who spread Christianity to Ireland. A Catholic holiday and a public holiday in the Republic of Ireland. This day derives from the saint\'s use of clovers when preaching about the Trinity, and is celebrated by wearing Ireland\'s national flower, the three-leaf clover (shamrock), on clothes and by celebrating mass. In Ireland, it is customary to drink green beer and eat green food. Today, it is celebrated all over the world as a day of acceptance not only for Irish people, but for all ethnic minorities. Some of the traditional events that celebrate St. Patrick\'s Day actually originated in America and spread to other parts of the world. \"Corned beef with cabbage\" is a standard dish in America (⑩-⑫). ⑦⑧⑨ Generated with Bing Image Creator ⑦: i2i with ChromaFT_v4 using aStyleAdjustOf_v10 as the original picture ⑧：aStyleAdjustOf_v10 ⑨：ChromaFT_v4：