Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year to honor and thank mothers. Mother's Day originated in the United States when an American girl, Anna, organized a memorial service in honor of her deceased mother and encouraged others to do the same, thus expanding the scope of the holiday to form Mother's Day. On Mother's Day, children show their love for their mothers by presenting them with flowers to alleviate their mothers' labor. Introduction to Mother's Day

Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year to honor and thank mothers. Mother's Day originated in the United States when an American girl, Anna, organized a memorial service in honor of her deceased mother and encouraged others to do the same, thus expanding the scope of Mother's Day.

On the day of the holiday, children show their love for their mothers by offering flowers and do what they can to relieve their mothers' labor. Carnations and day lilies are the representative flowers of Mother's Day, and a bouquet of 18 carnations and stargazers expresses the children's prayers for the health of their mothers.

In ancient China, there were a lot of poems celebrating mothers, including Meng Jiao's "Yuzi Yin," and stories of motherly love, such as "The Three Moves of Meng Mother" and "Meng Mother Pricks Her Characters," etc. Filial piety is a tradition in China, and it is a very important part of the country's history. Filial piety is a Chinese tradition, and the Chinese people have their own way of expressing their love for their mothers during the festivals.