Culture is the manifestation of all human expressions, materials, (works, writings and other physical manifestations) and non-materials, including knowledge, customs and habits, which are acquired throughout life, constantly recreated and passed on from generation to generation. Culture also represents a set of symbols that humans beings share with each other and with which they interpret reality, giving meaning and certain sense to their lives.
National Day of Culture
14 December 2015, Timor-Leste
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