I found some interesting facts about these days:

1. The first of May is the Day of Solidarity of Workers, while the second is just a day off. On these days there were usually mass "May Day", the essence of which was to continue the celebration in nature. There is a very interesting assumption: people simply did not have enough time to plant potatoes. So the second of May does not bear any semantic load or historical significance.
2. There are 142 countries around the world that celebrate the Day of Laborers, and it's not just on May 1st. For example, Japan celebrates Labor Appreciation Day on November 23. In the USA, Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday of September: the celebration also symbolizes the end of summer, and residents traditionally organize camping and barbecues outdoors. Australians celebrate Eight o'clock Day, tied to different dates in different states of the country.
3. In some countries, May 1 is still a public holiday. In South Africa, for example, Solidarity Day is held under the patronage of the government. Unions organize exhibitions of handicrafts, sales of

Can you tell me about your favorite holidays? I'm sure we have a lot more in common than we think 😉😍