I want to send a message to my future father-in-law on Father's Day.

Such a short message can be written as follows: fatherly love is the greatest love in the world. Throughout his life, father's love is everywhere, such as endless rivers, continuous mountains and rivers and air. Father's Day is coming. I wish you good health and smooth work. Happy Father's Day!

1, father's love, stalwart as green hills, holy as ice and snow, warm as the sun, wide as rivers and seas! Happy Father's Day, Dad! Love your son-in-law forever.

2, send you a coat, the front is peace, the back is happiness, luck is the collar, wishful thinking is the sleeve, happiness is the button, let it accompany you every day, I wish my father a happy holiday.

3. Your face hangs on my heart; Your concern is in my heart; I know your entrustment is sincere; Your happiness is my greatest wish. Father's Day is coming, I wish my father happiness and well-being!

The origin of father's day

Father's Day is not a holiday, and China also has its own Father's Day. The origin of Father's Day in China dates back to the Republic of China. On August 8th, 1945, Shanghai launched an activity to celebrate Father's Day, and the citizens responded immediately. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, celebrities from all walks of life in Shanghai jointly requested the Shanghai Municipal Government to forward it to the Central Committee, and designated August 8th as the National Father's Day. ?

On August 6th, 1945, Shanghai Shenbao published the origin of 1988 Father's Day. The article said: The United States initiated the creation of Mother's Day to commemorate the wives and mothers of soldiers killed in the European war. Now, China should also launch its own Father's Day.

Because the word "dad" is homophonic with "August 8th" and the pronunciation of "August 8th" is the same as that of "dad", we call on Shanghai residents to celebrate "August 8th Father's Day". At that time, although the defeat of the Japanese army was decided, it had not yet surrendered, and Shanghai was still under its control. This kind of "secretly expressing the intention of missing the motherland" is indeed very risky. At the end of the article, there are *** 10 public signature initiators, namely: Yan Huiqing, Yuan Xilian, Chen Qingshi, Mei Lanfang, Shi Zhifu, Yan, Fei Mu, Lu Ganchen, Fu Wenshou and Zhang Yiqu.