May 10 is not a fixed date for Mother's Day.

The timing of the celebration may vary in different countries and regions. In the United States and Canada, Mother's Day is usually celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year; while in countries such as Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom, Mother's Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of May. In China, Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year.

Mother's Day, also known as International Mother's Day, Mom's Day, etc., is a holiday to express gratitude and respect for mothers. Mother's Day originated in the United States in 1908, initiated by Anna Hershman, aims to promote the spirit of motherhood, thanks to mothers for the contributions made to the family and society. Since then, Mother's Day has gradually spread to other countries and regions, becoming an important holiday celebrated worldwide.

Customs of Mother's Day

On this day, people will express their gratitude and honor to their mothers in various ways. Some will send flowers, gifts or personally prepare a nice dinner for their mothers; some will write a handwritten letter of thanks or make a special gift; others will accompany their mothers for a walk, watch a movie or spend a pleasant time together. No matter what way they take, they all aim to make their mothers feel their love and respect.

In addition to individual celebrations, many businesses and organizations also hold events on Mother's Day to recognize and thank mothers who have contributed to society. For example, some schools celebrate Mother's Day by inviting student representatives to give blessings and gifts to teachers and parents; some companies also organize their employees to celebrate Mother's Day for their own mothers.