Fan Wenyi:
There are many poems about labor in The Book of Songs, China's earliest poetry collection. Among them, "Between Ten Mu" is a song about mulberry picking, which describes the scene of several young men meeting to see the girl picking mulberry, showing the joy of young people's labor. "Zanthoxylum Bunge Chat" is about a group of women who are singing while picking peppers, and they are full of yearning for their future life.
Ephedra Nan Zhou is a musical song of women picking plantain grass. There are also "Cutting Tan" and "July", all of which are poems describing the labor of the ancients. Most of the labor described in the poem is relaxed and happy, and it is full of life.
The Book of Songs is actually the creation of labor. People have accumulated a lot of labor experience in their lives, which has produced these great chapters. At the same time, labor creates people, which is also people's own needs.
Fan Wener:
Labor Day in September in Canada marks the end of summer. As a North American country, Canada, like the United States, also celebrates Labor Day on the first Monday in September every year. In Ottawa, Toronto and other cities, parades and rallies are held every year on Labor Day in recognition of the contributions made by workers under the trade union to Canadian society.
In addition, what is even more unusual is that in the minds of most Canadians, Labor Day in September this year marks the end of summer. Under normal circumstances, parents will use the Labor Day holiday to buy school supplies for their children in the new semester, and businesses often take the opportunity to promote stationery.
Fan Wensan:
Japan is a country with many festivals. There are many festivals around May 1, such as Arbor Day on April 29th, Constitution Day on May 3rd, National Day on April 4th and Children's Day on May 5th. These holidays are linked together. Generally, Japanese people have at least one week's holiday, and the longest even reaches 1 1 day. For the working class, the meaning of this long holiday is really unusual.
Therefore, in Japan, the special celebration of Labor Day is gradually replaced by the "May Day Golden Week". And from April 29th, Japan entered the "Golden Week". Many hotels, hot springs and other entertainment facilities in Japan put out various advertisements to attract tourists before May Day, and the price of ordinary hotels doubled than usual.