China's Children's Day is held in 193 1 as early as April 4th every year at the suggestion of the Salesian Society of China. 1 949 65438+in February, the government affairs office of the central people's government issued a general order to abolish the old Children's Day, and designated June1day as China's Children's Day, which was unified with International Children's Day.
China's laws stipulate that 0- 18 years old is a minor, and minors are children. The young pioneers of children's organizations in China are under 14 years old, while the members of * * * are over 14 years old. This shows that children above 14 are not children's organizations, but youth organizations, so Children's Day refers to children from 0 to 14.
Children's day activities
Theme parties: During Children's Day, schools and parents will organize various theme parties, such as superheroes, fairy tales, games and movies. Children can wear their favorite clothes, attend parties and get small gifts.
2. Cultural performances: Many schools and community organizations will perform various cultural programs during Children's Day, such as songs, dances, plays and poetry readings. This not only provides children with an opportunity to show themselves, but also stimulates their artistic interest.
3. Sports competitions: During Children's Day, schools and community organizations will hold various sports competitions, such as football, basketball, swimming and track and field. This helps to exercise children's physical fitness and cultivate their team spirit.
4. Parent-child games: During Children's Day, many museums, parks and community centers will hold various parent-child games, such as parent-child three-legged race, parent-child painting and parent-child interactive games. This can provide more opportunities for parents and children to interact and promote family harmony.
5. Gifts: During Children's Day, many people give children various small gifts, such as toys, books, candy and stationery. These gifts may be given on Children's Day or within a period of time before and after Children's Day.