The origin of Youth Day

19 19 At the Paris Conference after World War I, China, as a victorious country, had to transfer German interests in Shandong to Japan. The news shocked the whole country. In Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao and other places, college students took to the streets and shouted, fighting for national rights outside and punishing national thieves inside. Give me back slogans like Qingdao. Forcing the representatives of the peace conference to refuse to sign the peace treaty, commonly known as the "May 4th Movement". From 65438 to 0945 in the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region, the National Salvation Association designated May 4th as Youth Day, which means "patriotism, democratic progress and science".