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Day: The March Equinox, also known as the Vernal Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere, occurs around March 20th or 21st each year. It marks the moment when the sun crosses the celestial equator from south to north. In Macau, which lies in the Northern Hemisphere, this day signifies the beginning of spring.
History and Traditions: Macau, with its blend of Portuguese and Chinese cultures, does not have significant historical traditions tied specifically to the March Equinox. Unlike some cultures that celebrate it as a momentous day signifying change and renewal, Macau does not have unique customs or public holidays related to this astronomical event.
What People Do: In Macau, the day of the March Equinox passes much like any other day. Residents proceed with their typical daily activities without any specific cultural or traditional celebrations linked to this event. People may take note of it as a marker of seasonal change but it doesn't typically involve any special observances or public festivities.
While Macau itself may not have particular traditions for celebrating the March Equinox, individuals interested in astronomy or natural cycles might observe the day by enjoying the outdoors or noting the equal length of day and night associated with an equinox.
