Saint George's Day in England
Introduction
People in England celebrate Saint George's Day on April 23rd. Saint George is the patron saint of England. He was not from England. He came from a place near the Mediterranean Sea.
Main Body
George was a Roman soldier. He lived in Turkey a long time ago. He was a Christian. The Roman Emperor Diocletian wanted George to leave his religion. George said no. The Emperor killed him for this reason. Later, people told a story about George. In the story, George kills a big dragon. He saves a princess. This story is very famous. Muslims also respect Saint George. They see him as a holy man. King Edward III made George the patron saint of England in the 14th century. The King wanted England to look strong and brave. The white flag with a red cross became the national flag later. Other countries also honor Saint George. These countries are Georgia, Ethiopia, Portugal, and Palestine.
Conclusion
Saint George never lived in England. But people in England still celebrate him. He is a symbol of bravery and goodness.