Father's Day (Father's Day), as its name implies, is a holiday to thank your father. It started in the early 20th century, originated in the United States, and has been widely spread all over the world. The date of the festival varies from region to region.

The most extensive date is the third Sunday in June every year, and 52 countries and regions in the world celebrate Father's Day on this day. There are many ways to celebrate festivals, most of which are related to giving gifts, family dinners or activities.

There is no official Father's Day in China. However, mainlanders are used to taking the third Sunday in June as Father's Day. Taiwan Province Province is scheduled for August 8th every year, also known as "August 8th Festival".

The customs of various countries

Japan's bathing culture has a long history, and bathing is a kind of enjoyment for the Japanese. Therefore, on Father's Day, daughters should personally rub their backs for their father who is taking a bath, which is also a way to give him the greatest warmth.

On Father's Day in Germany, alcoholic German fathers can drink as much as they want, and their daughter-in-law is not allowed to take care of her when she comes home. In some small towns, men push beer carts full of big barrels out early in the morning and drink with whoever they meet until they pass out in the street.

In America, Father's Day breakfast is usually cooked by children, so parents can go to sleep without getting up early. Breakfast is prepared by children and taken to bed for parents to eat. In addition, in the United States, children will send cards to their fathers and buy small gifts such as ties and socks to show their respect for their fathers.