International Workers’ Day is celebrated worldwide on May 1. It honors all working people. Workers help build societies and make economies grow. In China, this day is a public holiday. It teaches people to value hard work.
History of the Day
The day started in the 19th century. Workers fought for an 8-hour workday. Now over 80 countries mark May 1 as Workers’ Day. China made it an official holiday in December 1949. Since 1950, China has honored model workers every few years.
Celebrations in China
During the holiday, Chinese cities hold events. There are music shows and award ceremonies. People learn to respect workers and value skills.
Different Dates Worldwide
Most Asian countries celebrate on May 1. These include China, Vietnam, and Indonesia. European nations like France and Germany also celebrate on this day. African countries such as Egypt follow this tradition too. Nearly all Latin American countries choose May 1.
Some countries pick other dates. The US and Canada celebrate on September’s first Monday. Australia has different dates across its states. New Zealand chooses the fourth Monday in October. These choices show how cultures mix work traditions with local history.
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