In this special festival, March 8 is to express love, greetings and blessings to all female colleagues, enrich the company's corporate culture and life, and strengthen the cohesion of employees.

We specially organized an activity with the theme of "Fangfei March Day, Flower Goddess Festival". At that time, the company's goddesses will go to the training room to collect flower materials, bring back their own vase, and attach a beautiful gift.

The activity will be held in the training room on the fourth floor, starting at 10 a.m. this morning. All female colleagues of the company are invited to participate. Please arrange your work in advance. Thank you!

Wuhan Land wishes all female colleagues success, beauty and health!

Meaning of Women's Day

1. Calendar meaning

3.8 International Women's Day is a festival for women all over the world. This day is recognized by the United Nations and is also recognized as a legal holiday by many countries. Women from all over the world can celebrate their own festivals at the same time, although they are distinguished by different national boundaries, races, languages, cultures, economies and politics. Let's look back on the struggle for equality, justice, peace and development made 90 years ago.

International Women's Day is a witness of women's history. Women have a long way to fight for equality with men. Lycestrata of ancient Greece led the women's struggle to stop the war. During the French Revolution, women in Paris shouted "freedom, equality and fraternity" and took to the streets of Versailles to fight for the right to vote.

On this day, women from all continents of the world, regardless of nationality, race, language, culture, economic and political differences, pay close attention to women's human rights. In recent decades, four global conferences of the United Nations have strengthened the international women's movement. With the growth of the international women's movement, Women's Day has gained global significance. These developments have made International Women's Day a day of solidarity and concerted efforts to demand the return of women's rights and women's right to participate in political, economic and social life.

2. Commemorative significance

International Working Women's Day, also known as "United Nations Women's Rights and International Peace Day" or "March 8" Women's Day, is a glorious day for working women around the world to unite and fight.

The festival is set up on March 8 every year to celebrate the important contributions and great achievements made by women in the economic, political and social fields, and also to commemorate the more than 140 women workers who died in the 1911 Triangle Factory fire in New York, the United States

The Origin of Women's Day

Women's Day is also known as International Working Women's Day. Internationally, the full name of Women's Day is "United Nations Women's Rights and International Day of Peace", which is a festival for women around the world to strive for peace, equality and development. Over the past century, women in all countries have made sincere efforts to fight for their rights

On March 8, 1909, women workers in Gago, Illinois, the United States, and workers in the national textile and clothing industries held a large-scale strike and march, demanding higher wages, an eight-hour working system and the right to vote. This is the first organized mass struggle of working women in history, which fully demonstrates the power of working women. The struggle was widely sympathized and warmly responded by the women in the country and other countries in the world, and finally won.

Before the First World War, the shadow of war was enveloping the world, and imperialism attempted to carve up the colonies. In August 1910, the Second International Socialist Women's Congress was held in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. The meeting was attended by representatives of 17 countries. The main issues discussed at the meeting were to oppose the expansion of the imperialist army and prepare for war, to safeguard world peace, and to protect the rights of women and children, to strive for the eight-hour working system and the right of women to vote. The initiative of Clara Zetkin, a famous German socialist revolutionist and outstanding communist fighter who led the conference, to take March 8 every year as the struggle day for women all over the world, was unanimously supported by the participants. Since then, the "March 8th" Women's Day has become a festival for women in the world to fight for their rights and liberation.

March 8, 1911 is the first International Working Women's Day

China began to commemorate the March 8th Festival in 1922

Why should we set up Women's Day

International Women's Day is a witness of women's history. Women have a long way to fight for equality with men. Lycestrata of ancient Greece led the women's struggle to end the war. During the French Revolution, women in Paris shouted "freedom, equality and fraternity" and took to the streets of Versailles to fight for the right to vote. 3.8 International Women's Day is a festival for women all over the world. This day is recognized by the United Nations and is also recognized as a legal holiday by many countries. Women from all over the world can celebrate their own festivals on this day, although they are distinguished by different national boundaries, races, languages, cultures, economies and politics. Let's look back on the struggle for equality, justice, peace and development made 90 years ago. In some places, this festival has lost its political significance and become a simple time for men to express their love for women, similar to the mixture of Mother's Day and Valentine's Day. In other regions, although the theme of political rights and women's rights is designated by the United Nations to lead the strong, political and social feelings of women's struggle around the world and test this habit of bringing hope.