Let's talk about those interesting Women's Days from all over the world!

In 1910, at the Second International Socialist Women’s Congress, the German socialist revolutionist Zeitkin suggested that in order to strengthen the unity of working women in the world and support women’s struggle for freedom and equality, March 8 of each year should be International Women Section. In fact, March 8th is not the only festival for women. There are many festivals dedicated to women all over the world. With the improvement of women’s status, more forms of festivals and activities continue to increase. Let me introduce you now. Here is: British women's courtship date as early as 1288, Queen Margaret of Scotland issued a decree proclaiming February 29th in a leap year as 'Women's Rights Day'. On this day, British women can get rid of secular rules and precepts and boldly show love to their loved ones or undecided lovers. In order to establish the concept of equality between men and women in society, Swiss Women’s Power Day, according to regulations, the first four days of January each year are Switzerland’s 'Women Power Day'. During the four-day festival, women are in charge of family affairs, while men 'shut up.' Greek 'Housewives Rest Day' December 31 to noon on the next day is Greece's 'Housewives Rest Day'. Women do not work at home and all housework is borne by men. Japan's 'Girls' Day' March 3 is the traditional Japanese 'Girls' DayAt this time, it is the Spring Festival of Red Peach, a symbol of feminine beauty, also called 'Peach Blossom Festival.' On this day, all families with girls will set up a ladder-shaped doll stand in the living room to celebrate the healthy growth of girls. Small yellow flowers on the streets of Italy Italy’s Women’s Day on March 8th is more festive, and the streets are full of small yellow flowers called Mimosa. It is said that women in Italy will hold this small flower that symbolizes women on this day. Holi Festival, commonly known as 'Men's Day,' is a regional traditional festival in India. Women wear colorful clothes and wrap their heads with colorful veils. During the festival, women can 'stick men' with bamboo poles in their hands, while men rely on shields to protect their heads. In fact, no matter what form of festival activities, they all express respect for women. There are many ways to express emotions, and it is one of them to let ordinary days shine. Loving you in daily life, witnessing the warmth of every moment, Yingding Sanitary Ware-every day that 'bath' sees you is a memorial day.