38th Women’s Day handwritten newspaper content

March 8 is International Women’s Day, also known as March 8th Day, Women’s Day, and March 8th International Women’s Day. It is a festival for women around the world to fight for peace, equality, and development. For a century, women in various countries have made unremitting efforts to fight for their rights.

March 8, 1911, was the first International Women’s Day.

China began to commemorate the March 8th Day in 1922. The first mass event for Chinese women to commemorate the March 8th Day was held in Guangzhou in 1924. In December 1949, the Government Affairs Council of the Central People's Government designated March 8 every year as Women's Day. In 1977, the General Assembly passed a resolution requesting each country to select a day of the year as the United Nations Women's Rights and World Peace Day in accordance with its own history and national traditions and customs. International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8th.

Commemorative significance

International Working Women's Day, also known as "United Nations Women's Rights and International Peace"

"March 8" International Women's Day The origin of "U.N. Day for Women's Rights and International Peace" (U.N. Day for Women's Rights and International Peace) or "March 8" Women's Day is a glorious holiday for working women around the world to unite and fight. [5]

A festival established on March 8 every year to celebrate the important contributions and great achievements made by women in the economic, political and social fields. At the same time, it also commemorates the more than 140 female workers who died in the 1911 Triangle Factory fire in New York, USA.