Why is September 10th designated as Teachers’ Day?

1. Chinese Teachers’ Day September 10 On January 21, 1985, the 8th meeting of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National People’s Congress made a resolution to designate September 10th of each year as my country’s Teachers’ Day.

In fact, as early as 1932, the Republic of China government designated June 6 as Teachers' Day. After liberation, Teachers' Day on June 6 was abolished and replaced by "May 1st International Labor Day" as Teachers' Day. However, teachers did not have separate activities.

No features.

The reason why Teachers' Day is set on September 10 is to take into account the beginning of the new school year in universities, middle schools and primary schools across the country, and schools must have a new atmosphere.

From the beginning of freshmen's enrollment, respecting teachers and teaching can create a good atmosphere for "teachers teach well and students learn well".

September 10, 1985, was the first Teachers’ Day restored in China. From then on, teachers had their own holiday.

2. World Teachers’ Day is celebrated on October 5 to commemorate the “Recommendation on the Status of Teachers” jointly issued by the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 1966. In 1994, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization designated October 5 as

It is designated as World Teachers’ Day.

[Edit this paragraph] The origin of Teachers' Day: A group of students from Jinan University rode bicycles north and submitted their wishes to the Ministry of Education and the Youth League Central Committee to propose the establishment of Teachers' Day. After a year, the State Council decided to set September 10th each year as

Teachers' Day.

Since then, teachers in mainland China have also had their own festivals.

Teachers' Day is the only three industry holidays in my country including Nurses' Day and Journalists' Day.

Since 1931, our country has had four Teachers' Days with different dates and natures in different historical periods.

The earliest Teachers' Day in our country's history was in 1931.

At that time, educators Tai Shuangqiu, Cheng Qibao and others gathered at Nanjing Central University and issued a declaration calling for "improving teachers' treatment, ensuring teachers' jobs and enhancing teachers' cultivation", and agreed that June 6 would be Teachers' Day, also known as Double Six Day.

Soon after, the Kuomintang government first agreed that June 6th would be Teachers’ Day. In view of the fact that June 6th Teachers’ Day was established by teachers’ voluntary organizations, it later changed Teachers’ Day to August 27th (the birthday of Confucius) and issued the “Teachers’ Day”.

Interim Measures for Memorial Day, but were not implemented nationwide at that time.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Central People's Government restored June 6 as Teachers' Day, and the Ministry of Education notified educators in various places that they could organize their own celebrations based on actual conditions.

In 1951 the National Education Union was formed and educators were recognized as part of the working class.

On April 19, 1951, the Minister of Education and the Chairman of the National Committee of the China Education Union issued a written statement declaring "May 1st International Labor Day" as Teachers' Day at the same time.

However, due to the lack of teacher characteristics on this day, the implementation results were not ideal.

Especially after 1957, under the influence of "Left" ideas, teachers were not taken seriously, and Teachers' Day actually no longer exists.

"I don't know why, but as soon as I got up that morning, I suddenly thought that teachers should have their own holiday." Professor Wang Zikun, the earliest creative person of today's Teachers' Day and an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said.

On December 9, 1984, Professor Wang told the Beijing Evening News about this idea that day.

The next day, the "Beijing Evening News" published an article "Principal Wang Zikun suggested launching a month of respecting teachers and emphasizing education", which aroused a strong response from readers.

On December 15, Zhong Jingwen, Qi Gong, Wang Zikun, Tao Dayong, Zhu Zhixian, Huang Ji and Zhao Qinghuan of Beijing Normal University jointly proposed the establishment of Teachers' Day.

On January 21, 1985, the ninth meeting of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National People's Congress made a resolution to designate September 10 every year as Teachers' Day.

In order to carry forward the fine tradition of "respecting teachers and valuing education" and improving the status of teachers, the ninth meeting of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National People's Congress on January 21, 1985 determined that September 10 of each year is Chinese Teachers' Day.

On the first Teachers' Day, the then President Li Xiannian sent a letter of condolences to teachers across the country to congratulate the holiday. The capital held a celebration meeting with thousands of people. During Teachers' Day, 20 provinces and cities recognized 11,871 provincial-level outstanding teacher groups and individuals.

In fact, as early as 1932, the Kuomintang government designated June 6 as Teachers' Day. After liberation, Teachers' Day on June 6 was abolished and replaced by "May 1st International Labor Day" as Teachers' Day. However, teachers did not have separate activities.

No features.

The reason why Teachers' Day is set on September 10 is to take into account the beginning of the new school year in universities, middle schools and primary schools across the country, and schools must have a new atmosphere.

When new students enter the school, they begin to respect teachers and teach well, which can create a good atmosphere for "teachers teach well and students learn well".

September 10, 1985, was the first Teachers’ Day restored in China. From then on, teachers had their own holiday.

The establishment of Teachers' Day symbolizes that teachers are respected by the whole society in our country.

That's because teachers' jobs determine, to a large extent, the future of our country.

The work of teachers is closely related to every family, every child, teenager, and youth.

Teachers play a huge role in the development and progress of human society.

Teachers are the engineers who forge human civilization and are the disseminators and builders of human civilization.

The continuity of the development of human civilization depends on the work of teachers from generation to generation.

If a society, a country, and a nation do not have the hard and effective work of teachers, then the civilization process of this society, country, and nation will suffer losses.

Therefore, a history of civilization is unimaginable without teachers.