Celebration of the American Revolution

The South American Opening Day commemorates the heroes, conscripts and patriots who participated in the South American Opening on November 23, 1940. Activities include incense offering, flower offerings, the concept of blessing previous generations; organizing traditional life, reconciling the historical significance of the uprising, contributing to the education of patriotism, revolutionary tradition, and the spirit of strong national struggle for today's generations.

Contents: Organizing incense ceremonies, offering flowers, celebrating heroes, lords and patriotic masses who participated in the South American Revolution; living traditionally, re-evaluating the historical significance of the uprising.

- Time: November 23 of each year.

- Location of the event: the Tomb and Cemetery of the City of Chanpo.