When is Mother's Day?

Mother's Day in China is on the second Sunday in May. Mother's Day in China is on Sunday, May 8th, the second day of the fourth lunar month. China people are reserved, and Mother's Day is more China. Children express their affection in their own unique way. On Mother's Day, children will send flowers and cakes to their mothers, buy clothes for their mothers, chat and play with their mothers, and cook and honor their mothers. Schools and communities will also hold various Mother's Day themed activities.

Mother's Day in Japan is the second Sunday in May every year. The festival is full of yearning. In order to show their respect for their mothers, the Japanese send the most flowers to their mothers, with carnations accounting for 86% of the children and lilies accounting for 14% of the children. In addition to sending flowers, Japanese people also attach gifts.

South Korea designated May 8 as "Mother's Day". However, when Koreans express their gratitude to their mothers, they also don't forget to thank their fathers. Koreans advocate Confucianism based on "loyalty and filial piety". Therefore, from 1973, May 8 was officially changed to "Parents' Day", which has continued to this day and has become a very important festival in Korea.

On Mother's Day, children usually make greeting cards and prepare flowers for their parents. At the same time, they will send a gift to show their heart and accompany their parents to show their filial piety. If you visit your parents on the same day, the children must first make a traditional Korean "bow down" to their parents, then send flowers and gifts, and then sit around their parents to receive instructions. Koreans attach great importance to filial piety to the elderly and even reach the height of judging a person's moral standards.

Mother's Day in India is on April 5th every year. On this day, all mothers who have given birth to children will wear traditional Indian clothing sari and exquisite jewelry and come to public places to entertain themselves, so as to show the elegance of women as mothers.