The windows on the Bund in Shanghai light up to pay tribute to teachers and the origin of Teachers’ Day

September 10th is the annual Teachers’ Day. Teachers, as hard-working gardeners, have been carrying out new risks for everyone and passing on knowledge to everyone. The big screen on the Window on the Bund in Shanghai has been continuously illuminated in recent days, scrolling with the words "Happy Teacher's Day" to express gratitude for Teacher's Day. Window on the Bund lights up to pay tribute to teachers

On September 8, the large screen of "Window on the Bund" in Lujiazui, Pudong and the crown of Shanghai Tower were lit up at the same time, with "Happy Teachers' Day" and "Hello, Teacher" Wait for the blessings to be broadcast on a rolling basis. More than 30 teachers and students from SJTU, Tongji University and other universities expressed gratitude and paid tribute to their teachers by singing adapted songs and taking creative photos.

The lights will last for three nights, wishing all the teachers around the world a happy holiday! The origin of Teachers’ Day

Teachers’ Day aims to recognize teachers for their contribution to education. contribute. In the modern history of China, Teachers' Day has been celebrated on different dates many times. It was not until 1985 that the ninth meeting of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National People's Congress passed the State Council's resolution on the establishment of Teachers' Day, and September 10, 1985, was truly determined as China's first Teachers' Day. The Bund, Shanghai

The Bund is located on the bank of the Huangpu River, with a total length of about 1.5 kilometers. It is a symbolic scenic spot in the city of Shanghai. The architectural complex of various styles and the night view of the Huangpu River are its essence.

Dozens of classical revival buildings with different styles stand on the Bund. The famous Bank of China Building, Peace Hotel, Customs Building, HSBC Bank Building, etc. have reproduced the style of the "Far East Wall Street" in the past. Surprisingly, these buildings were not designed by the same designer or built in the same period, but they have a unique harmonious beauty. The Bund has various architectural styles, including French classical style, French mansion style, Gothic style, etc. These are important historical sites and representative buildings in modern China, and they are also a beautiful scenery along the Huangpu River.

At night, the neon lights on both sides of the strait complement each other. Take a river cruise or ferry and swim on the Huangpu River. The river breeze blows on your face. On one side is the Bund, which witnesses the historical development, and on the other side is the landmark of Shanghai's modern construction. Lujiazui and the beautiful figure of Waibaidu Bridge allow you to appreciate the beauty of this bustling city from another angle.