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"Day of Love" is celebrated in classic style with a spring Festival! On Valentine’s day couples get together to enjoy music, poetry and exchange gifts.

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Lovers will exchange not only chocolates, flowers, and heart shaped gifts, but a special something else for this celebration: a pig!

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One day isn't enough to celebrate Valentine's in Argentina, land of Tango.  Argentinians take a week to celebrate the occasion.

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“Qixi Festival,” which means “The Night of Seven,” and is celebrated usually in early August, on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. This tradition recalls an old ancestral story that has been passed from generation to generation for centuries.

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Slovenians celebrate romance a month later, on St. Gregory’s Day, on March 12.

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The United Kingdom also started the tradition of giving roses on Valentine’s Day. The flower is traditionally seen as the favorite of Venus, the Roman goddess of love.

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St. Dwynwen is the Welsh patron saint of lovers and men traditionally gift women with hand-carved wooden spoons.

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Finland and Estonia celebrate Friend’s Day on February 14, a day for honoring both friends and significant others.

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In Korea it is the same as Japan. South Korea has a third holiday, known as Black Day.

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Woman in Japan make the first move on valentines day. They give men gifts instead of the other way around, a popular gift being honmei-choco, a homemade chocolate.