Children’s Day Around the World

Children’s Day Around the World: Celebrations

China :  Children’s Day is celebrated on different dates in different nations across the world. In China, it is celebrated on June 1st as International Children’s Day as commemorated throughout the world. This occasion is considered equivalent to Christmas in China. It is a time to enjoy, make fun and merry as the Chinese consider children to be the future custodians of the country…

America :Children’s Day marks the celebration of children and the re-dedication of parents to bring up their children in Christian nurture. The United Sates of America has a long history to narrate, regarding the origin of Children’s Day in their country. The story of the origin dates back to the 1860s or even earlier when Children’s Day was first celebrated in America…

Germany: day is dedicated to children all across the world by celebrating Children’s Day. Nonetheless, the day is observed on different dates in different nations. Germany celebrates Children’s Day as “Kindertag”. The holiday was celebrated on different dates in West Germany and East Germany…

India: Children’s Day in India surrounds the celebration of childhood. The day is celebrated on 14th November across the nation to commemorate the birth anniversary of India’s first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Though the Universal Children’s Day is celebrated on 20th November, the date has been pre-poned in India since Nehru was very fond of children…

Japan:Children’s Day is celebrated on different days throughout the world. The day is mainly associated with the celebration of childhood. The Japanese observe their Children’s Day as a national holiday on May 5th every year, the fifth day of the fifth month. The celebration started off in 1948 to celebrate a child’s life by the Japan government…

Korea:Children’s Day is celebrated to honor childhood and freedom of children. Different countries celebrate Children’s day on different dates. North Korea and South Korea observe this occasion on different days. Korea observed the day on May 5th, but after its division into North and South Korea, the celebrating dates too changed…

Mexico: In case you want to know the importance of kids in the society, head off straight to Mexico and get involved in the Children’s Day celebrations out there. Since the Revolution Day is celebrated on November 20th, Children’s Day is observed on April 30th in Mexico. Known as “El Dia del Niño”, Children’s Day is marked by cancellation of classes in schools, though the kids do go to school and indulge in different festivities arranged for the occasion…

Poland: Children’s Day is celebrated as International Children’s Day in Poland. Known as Miedzynarodowy Dzien Dziecka in Polish, this special occasion is marked on June 1st every year. Since its introduction in Poland in 1952, the occasion has been easily adopted by the adults and kids and is largely celebrated in schools and other public institutions…

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