In fact, Children's Day is not a holiday decided out of thin air. There is a real history behind Children's Day. During World War II, German fascists launched a brutal massacre. They imprisoned women and children and burned many houses and buildings. The world economy is depressed, and everyone is living a life of hunger and cold. Many children died of infectious diseases, and some were forced to work as child laborers, suffering all kinds of torture, and their lives were not guaranteed. After the end of World War II, in order to mourn the children who died in the war, oppose child abuse, guarantee children's rights to survival, medical care and education in all countries, and improve children's lives, the International Democratic Union 1949 meeting decided to designate June 1 day as International Children's Day every year.

Customs of Children's Day: China

In China, every Children's Day, the school will organize some collective activities, prepare some programs in advance to celebrate children's day, friends exchange gifts, parents satisfy their children's wishes on that day, take their children out to play or have a big meal, and so on.

Customs of Children's Day: Japan

Japan celebrates Children's Day three times a year, which is the country that celebrates Children's Day the most in the world. March 3 every year is Girls' Day, which is specially set up for little girls. On this day, parents with daughters at home will give their daughters a beautiful doll in kimono, and families with sons will hang a "carp flag" in front of the door to show their intention of sneaking into Longmen. 1 1 month 15 will be Japan's Children's Day, which is a special festival for children aged three, five and seven. On this day, children will wear the best traditional kimono and go to the shrine to pray under the leadership of their parents, thanking the gods for bringing health and happiness to children.

Customs of Children's Day: Korea

South Korea's Children's Day is scheduled for May 5th every year. On this day, parents will prepare gifts and delicious food for their children. On this day, children will also wear Hanbok, experience Korean traditional culture and enjoy the joy of the festival.