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Sweden’s Midsummer Pole Dance

Sweden’s Midsummer Pole Dance

瑞典仲夏节花柱舞

  1. On a Saturday near June 21, Swedes raise tall wooden poles in green fields.
  2. They wrap them with flowers, leaves, and red ribbons under clear summer skies.
  3. Everyone joins hands and dances in circles around the pole singing old songs.
  4. Girls wear flower crowns, and children jump rope while adults hum familiar tunes.
  5. After dancing, families eat herring, potatoes, sour cream, and fresh strawberries.
  6. Midsummer marks the longest day—and a pause to celebrate light and growth.
  7. Villages hold these gatherings even in remote northern forests and islands.
  8. For Swedes, it is less about date and more about togetherness and tradition.
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