About Arbor Day

The contents of Arbor Day are as follows: the origin of Arbor Day, the slogan of Arbor Day, the emblem of Arbor Day, the significance of planting trees, and interesting stories about planting trees.

First, the origin of Arbor Day

Arbor Day in China is scheduled for March 12th. In November 1914, the first "Forest Law" in China's modern history was promulgated, and in July 1915, the government stipulated that Qingming would be designated as Arbor Day every year. In February, 1979, the Sixth Session of the Fifth the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) adopted a resolution to designate March 12th as China's Arbor Day on the proposal of the State Council.

second, the slogan of Arbor Day

1. Plant more trees, widely plant trees, and raise trees now, and trees will raise people in the future.

2. Trees are planted for shade every year, and forests are planted for generations.

3. Tree planting should be done in the next generation.

4. Trees are planted, and the green trees are shaded.

5. One tree, two trees and three trees, all of which become pillars.

Third, the Arbor Day emblem

is tree-shaped, which means that the whole people will plant 3 to 5 trees voluntarily, and everyone will do it to green the motherland. "China Arbor Day" and "March 12th" represent the determination to transform nature, benefit mankind, plant trees every year and persevere. Five trees can be understood as "forest", which is connected with the outer circle, showing the greening of the motherland and realizing a virtuous circle of natural ecosystem with forests as the main body.

Fourth, the significance of planting trees

Afforestation can not only green and beautify homes, but also play a role in expanding forest resources, preventing soil erosion, protecting farmland, regulating climate and promoting economic development. It is a grand project that benefits the present and future generations. Jinshan Yinshan is not as good as green water and green hills.

5. Interesting stories about planting trees

1. Planting trees by adding Ding: In many places in Tanzania, Africa, there is a custom of "adding Ding to plant trees", that is, whoever gives birth to a child will bury the placenta in the land outside the door and plant a tree there to express the hope that the child will grow sturdily like a tree.

2. Tree Bank: In order to prevent trees from being destroyed by construction projects, Japan has set up a "Tree Bank". All construction units must deposit the trees with roots dug out of the site in a timely manner in the "Tree Bank". After the project is completed, the unit must take out the trees and plant them in time to maintain the original green area.

3. Courtship tree. In Bonn, Germany, every year in the planting season, the young man gives the girl a carefully selected birch seedling and plants it personally to express his love. People call it the "courtship tree".