Summer Solstice夏至

The Summer Solstice is the longest day of the year.
Long ago, people took a day off to stay cool.
Now, we eat cold noodles to beat the heat.
In Northern Europe, it is called the Midsummer Festival.
People listen to music, dance around the maypole, and light bonfires at night.
From the past to the present,
whether in China or other places,
we all share the same sun and celebrate the same warm summer day.