July 14th is French National Day. On this day in 1789, the people of Paris captured the Bastille, a symbol of feudal rule, and overthrew the monarchy. In 1880, July 14 was officially established as France's National Day. The French celebrated this day as a symbol of freedom and revolution every year. The night of this day has become a sea of joy, and the Eiffel Tower, the symbol of France, is set off by the fire tree silver flower.
 
National Day celebrations include public activities (hanging colorful flags, dancing, etc.), military parades, fireworks evenings, and rural special activities (sack races, frog competitions, etc.).