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

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

This is because "August 8" is similar to dad, and the two words "August 8" are linked together like a "father", so Father's Day is specially scheduled for August 8.

Father's Day in China

China also has its own Father's Day, which dates back to the Republic of China.1On August 8th, 945, Shanghai launched an activity to celebrate Father's Day, and the citizens immediately responded. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, celebrities from all walks of life in Shanghai jointly asked the Shanghai municipal government to forward it to the central government, and designated August 8th as the national Father's Day. On Father's Day, people wore flowers to express their respect and thoughts for their fathers.