Which country is Girls' Day from?

Lead: Girls' Day is coming. On the day when Girls' Day comes, girls will commemorate it in various ways. Girls' Day is different in every country. So, do you know which country's festival it is? In which country is Girls' Day celebrated? The following is what I have carefully prepared, hoping to help everyone!

Which country celebrates Girls' Day?

Girls' Day is a festival in China, Britain, Japan, Germany, Sweden and other countries.

There are different versions about the origin of "Girls' Day":

1, Girls' Day originated from Shandong University in China, and the first Girls' Day was held in the Science Museum of Shandong University on March 7th. 1986. Since then, major media have carried out detailed follow-up reports on the new thing "Girls' Day", which gradually spread among ivory towers;

2. 199 1 Born in Guangdong Institute of Technology, the predecessor of Guangdong University of Technology. In an environment where there are more men than women, boys take "caring for girls" as the purpose, and guide girls to improve their ideological quality and cultural connotation, strengthen professional ability training and promote mental health through humanistic activities, but the time is not March 7, but June 1 1 every year.

Girls' Day in various countries

Japanese Girls' Day: Pray for the healthy growth of girls.

Japan also has a day similar to our Girls' Day, but they are called Girls' Day. Their Girls' Day has a very long history, which can be traced back to the Edo era more than 600 years ago. March 3rd every year is designated as Girls' Day by the Japanese. On this day, they will pray for girls to thrive, and this day is called "Peach Blossom Festival".

On this day, anyone who has a girl at home will set up a ladder-shaped doll shelf in the living room, with a small doll wearing a kimono on it, wishing the girl a healthy growth. Relatives and friends will also send some beautiful dolls to the girl's house and display them on the shelf.

Japanese girls usually don't wear traditional Japanese clothes, but on Girls' Day, they all put on beautiful kimonos and invite their partners to sit around the doll shelf to celebrate the festival happily.

German Girls' Future Day: Cultivating Girls' Interest in Various Professions

Girls' Day in Germany is April 22nd. The purpose of Girls' Future Day is to appeal to the leaders of society and enterprises to pay attention to the study, employment and living conditions of young female workers and provide them with suitable jobs as much as possible.

Their day is called "Girls' Future Day", which was founded to cultivate girls' interest in various occupations and promote gender equality at work. After this idea was introduced from the United States, it was supported by many schools.

Although Germany has a population of less than 100 million, it is a world-famous manufacturing country. This kind of craftsmanship is inseparable from the cultivation of children from an early age. Every year, on Girls' Future Day, schools all over Germany organize girls of all ages to visit car and motorcycle repair shops and participate in labor on the spot. In recent years, nearly 10,000 workshops, handicraft workshops and scientific research centers have opened their doors to girls every year, which has obviously promoted their career interests and horizons.

Swedish Girls' Day: In memory of the goddess lucia.

Swedish Girls' Day is also called lucia Goddess Day. Lucia is a legendary Swedish goddess who specializes in protecting girls. Every time she goes to this festival, girls will dress up as goddesses and do good deeds for other children. The goddess lucia is a legend in Sweden. Later, the Swedes designated the day when Lucia came to earth as their traditional Lucia Day to commemorate the goddess.

On this day, the Swedish capital will elect a girl as this year's Miss lucia. The elected Miss lucia can accept the honor of being crowned by the Nobel Prize winner and become a beautiful scenery of Swedish Goddess Day.

Britain: Women's Courtship Day

As early as 1288, Queen Mary of Scotland passed a law to designate February 29th as Women's Rights Day. On this day, women can propose to men and impose fines on those men who freely pursue women and refuse to warn them.

In the17th century, this festival spread from Scotland to Britain and influenced many countries in Europe. On this day, there will be thousands of lovers and beloved male gods in Britain to woo or propose. If a boy refuses a girl's courtship, he needs to use 1 as a symbolic forgiveness, or prepare a silk handkerchief and other gifts for the other party. It is said that women have a very high chance of success in courtship on this day.