What is the origin of girls' day
4hw.com.cn: girls' Day is a festival with the rise of network culture in recent years. Girls' Day is the day before March 8th women's day. Do you know how girls' day comes? Let's take a look at the source of girls' day.
What is the origin of girls' day
The first girls' day in China originated from Shandong University. The first girls' day in China was held in the science hall of Shandong University on March 7, 1986. Since then, the major media have made detailed follow-up reports on the new thing of 'girls' Day', and the girls' day has gradually spread among the ivory towers.
The annual "March 8th" international working women's Day (which has evolved into "Beauty Day") college girls do not want to call themselves women and do not want to give up women's holiday privileges. Since then, there has been girls' day. Everyone calls March 7, that is, the day before March 8 'girls' Day'.
2013 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of International Women's day. Among the more than a dozen college girls randomly interviewed by the reporter, almost all girls decided to prepare a gift for their elders on women's day, not themselves. Faced with this phenomenon, the reporter asked these girls with different personalities strangely: 'why didn't you think of giving yourself a gift?' Such a problem. Their answers are almost the same: 'women's day? Isn't that a holiday for married women? It has nothing to do with us. " More students said: '& lsquo; 38 & rsquo; It has become a derogatory term. If anyone wishes me 'happy women's day, I'll be anxious with anyone.'
'we all loved & lsquo; Girls' Day & rsquo;, The term "girl" seems to be more in line with our mood. Girls mean to me that I can be more fashionable and keep my youth forever. I think when I use girls to describe myself, it is a yearning for youth and independence. " Li Yifei of Normal University said with a smile. The girls also said, 'too & lsquo; Girls' Day is not to resist growing up, but to appreciate maturity and keep girls' innocence and vitality. "