What are the holidays that start in September?

1. September 3, the anniversary of the victory in the war. The Japanese invasion forces created the July 7 Lugou Bridge Incident near the Lugou Bridge in the southwest suburbs of Beiping. The Lugou Bridge Incident was the beginning of Japan's total war of aggression against China and the starting point of China's nationwide war of resistance.

In 1945, Japan sent a note to China, the Soviet Union, the U.S. and the U.K., expressing its acceptance of the Potsdam Proclamation, and on Aug. 15, Emperor Hirohito formally declared Japan's unconditional surrender in the form of a radio broadcast called the "Edict of the Final War".

In February 1945, the Japanese representative signed the unconditional surrender, China, the United States, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union and other representatives of nine countries signed, accepting the surrender of Japan. Thus, the Chinese people's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression came to an end, and the world anti-fascist war came to an end. 1951 August 3, the State Council issued a circular stipulating that September 3 as the anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, and re-established the "anniversary of the victory of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression" on September 3 every year.

2, September 8, World Journalists' Day or International Journalists' Solidarity Day. The predecessor of the International Association of Journalists was established in 1941, "the Allied and Free Countries Union of Journalists". 1946 June in Copenhagen adopted a resolution to change its name to the "International Association of Journalists." Currently there are more than 120 member countries.

The purpose of the International Federation of Journalists is to help member countries to exchange news in a free and truthful manner, to preserve peace, to protect the rights and personal safety of journalists, and to ensure that journalists respect the facts, report objectively and fairly, and do not allow defamatory, libelous, or false reports, among other things.

3. September 8 is International Literacy Day. In 1966, the 14th General Conference of UNESCO decided to designate September 8 of each year as International Literacy Day. The purpose of this day is to encourage member states and international organizations to combat illiteracy. Since then, member states have organized various activities on this day every year.

4. September 10, 2003 was designated by the World Health Organization (WHO) as the first World Suicide Prevention Day. In order to draw public attention to suicide, WHO and the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) appealed to governments, suicide prevention associations and institutions, local communities, health workers and volunteers to join in the effort to prevent suicide. Governments, suicide prevention associations and organizations, local communities, health workers and volunteers are called upon to join in local initiatives on the day to raise awareness of the importance of suicide and the need to reduce suicide rates.

***The first World Suicide Prevention Day has been designated as the first World Suicide Prevention Day. The slogan for the first World Suicide Prevention Day is "One Suicide is Too Many".

5. World Heart Day is celebrated on the last Sunday of September every year.　Heart disease is a threat to human life and health of the number one killer, in order to remind people of the importance of the World Heart Federation established once a year "World Heart Day" (World Heart Day). To September 24, 2000 for the first; after the last Sunday in September each year for the "World Heart Day".