Handwritten newspaper is another form of newspaper that can be circulated, watched and posted. In school, handwritten newspaper is a good form of activity in the second class, which is quite flexible and free. Handwritten newspapers are also a mass propaganda tool. The following is a complete collection of handwritten newspapers on Thanksgiving Women's Day compiled by me. Welcome to read!

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Women's Day Handwritten Newspaper Picture 5 Interesting Stories about Women's Day around the world

Switzerland's "Power Day"-January 4th every year is the "Women's Power Day" in some areas of Switzerland. During the four-day festival, all family affairs are handled by women.

British "courtship day"-every leap February 29th is the "women's courtship day" in the old British custom. On this day, women can get rid of secular rules and regulations and boldly signal to the right person or undecided lover. Spain's "Women Mayors' Day"-On that day, women presided over municipal affairs and gave orders. If men disobeyed, they would be attacked by the public.

Japan's "Girls' Day"-March 3rd is a national "Girls' Day" in Japan, also known as "Girls' Day". At this time, it is the spring of hearts, which is a symbol of female beauty, so it is also called "Peach Blossom Festival".

Indian Mother's Day in Nepal-In April, there was a three-day Women's Day in Nepal. Women from all over the world wore red sarongs and flocked to the Pasupathy Temple in Kathmandu, the capital. After they had eaten the delicious food cooked by their husbands, they sang praises in front of the gods. There is also a "Mother's Day" in India, where mothers put on colorful sarongs and bring all kinds of jewelry, which is also the most respected day of the year. August 12th is the "Mother's Day" in Thailand.

"Mother's Day" in Central Africa-May 29th is the "Mother's Day" in Central Africa, and mothers will take their children to the parade.

Spain's "Hundred Women's Day"-on the third Sunday of May, Spanish girls who are engaged and have not yet gone through the door hold flowers and wish each other well.

German "Wife's Day"-August 23rd to September 15th is the "Wife's Day" in Hamburg, Germany. Performing arts groups composed of women specially perform some plays to promote gender equality to celebrate.

Germany's "Carnival"-from October 1th to 15th, women in the Rhine region of Germany enjoyed "great freedom", and men were not allowed to inquire about the contents of women's activities, and offenders would be caught.

Greece's "rest day"-December 31st to noon the next day is Greece's "housewife's rest day". Women don't work at home, and all housework is undertaken by men.

Mavila's "Women's Day"-October 17th is the Women's Day in Malawi, Africa, and there is a national celebration on this day. Men should be considerate and considerate to their wives.