Discussing if Anzac Day Should be Celebrated or Mourned

"We do not have unknown soldiers, they are not forgotten men, they are cousins, uncles, neighbors never to laugh yet, but they will not forget the price they must pay. Anzac Day will not forget the price they have to pay because their children still march to Anzac Day. "- Vic MacDonald on 25 April 1988, Australia celebrates them at Gallipoli. The courage and courage of soldiers who lost their lives and lost their lives in Australia.

We did one thing when we were a savage man who criticized Anzac or insisted that it was unacceptable to go to the movies the same day. A way to express that day, a way to discuss that day, and a way to judge its importance. Stefanovic around the world tells us this is a shame. Maybe you are against the military myth of Anzac Day. Perhaps you do not have a strong relationship with it and do not think that it is more important than anyone else. If we insist that we must suppress this attitude, we will not only stop the freedom of speech but also disregard us on the day we assert respect. The day of Anzac should be the day we talk about war, sacrifice and the fight of men and women; one day, what Australians are celebrating, what they mean, how they perceive it When you understand what your own conclusions

Also, thank our ancestors, there is Anzac to celebrate. Every year, the annual ANZAC day parade is held in this city, and the big fireworks festival is held in Pearl Harbor. Of course, Sydney and the beach on the St Patrick's Day in early autumn are also good. Please visit the sand dunes of Nelson Bay. In winter it is definitely just a few hours by car to reach Snow Mountain and Perisher. A paradise for skiing / snowboarding. July is the coldest month, but winter in Sydney is not harsh. Therefore, you can still enjoy most of the above activities as well as indoor activities such as indoor rock climbing, pools and so on. If you think it is like Christmas, then enjoy Christmas in July with a fireplace in the air, a Christmas dinner, Carol. Many cafes, restaurants and communities are held once a year. It is also the season for the movement of whales in winter, if you are lucky you head north. This is also a jungle walk and you can enjoy the good season of the Royal National Park.