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The earliest known Mother's Day originated in ancient Greece. On this day, the ancient Greeks paid homage to Hera, the mother of the Greek gods. Later, in the mid-17th century, the festival spread to England.

Mother's Day in the United States was initiated by Anna Jarvis, who never married and stayed by her mother's side. Anna Jarvis's kind-hearted and sympathetic mother proposed a day to commemorate her unsung mothers, but she passed away before that wish could be fulfilled. Her daughter, Anna Jarvis, began hosting events in 1907, applying to make Mother's Day a legal holiday.

The festival officially began on May 10, 1908 in West Virginia and Pennsylvania in the United States. In 1913, the U.S. Congress designated the second Sunday of May as the official Mother's Day, and stipulated that every household on this day should fly the national flag to show respect for mothers. And Anna Jarvis's mother's favorite carnation has become a symbol of Mother's Day in the United States.

In May 1913, the House of Representatives of the United States of America unanimously passed a resolution calling for all of the Cabinet, the House of Representatives, and the Federation to wear white caryophyllum on Mother's Day. In 1914, the Congress of the United States of America officially named the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day.

The tradition of Mother's Day originated in the worship of the goddess in ancient Greece. In the mid-17th century, Mother's Day spread to England. Mrs. Jarvis and her daughter have been relentless in commemorating and praising their mothers, and in 1914, the U.S. Congress officially established the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day.

Wilson** was the first to fly the flag at his home to show his love and respect for all mothers in the United States of America. Since then, it has been supported by many countries around the world, and May 11 has become an international Mother's Day every year.

2016 coincided with the overlap of Chinese Mother's Day and Western Mother's Day, Wang Jirong, president of the Chinese Mother's Day Promotion Association, said that Mother's Day is the most important human festival, according to incomplete statistics, more than 70 countries in the world have their own Mother's Day.

The Chinese Mother's Day Promotion Association has been committed to setting the day when Meng's mother gave birth to Mencius on the second day of the fourth lunar month as the Chinese's own Chinese Mother's Day, highlighting the greatness of motherhood and maternal love through stories such as breaking the machine and teaching children, three migrations and choosing neighbors, inspiring filial piety and love as a son of man, and inheriting traditional Chinese virtues.

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Dear, Mother's Day**: Mother's Day is a day to thank mothers. The festival first appeared in ancient Greece; Whereas, modern Mother's Day originated in the United States and is celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year.

Mothers usually receive gifts on this day, and carnations are seen as flowers dedicated to mothers, while the mother flower in China is the daylily flower, also known as the forget-me-up grass. Holiday Origins: The tradition of Mother's Day originated in ancient Greece.

On January 8, the ancient Greeks paid homage to Rhea, the mother of the Greek gods.

By the time of ancient Rome, these Living Mother's Day (19 photos) were even larger, and the celebrations often lasted up to three days. Of course, the worship of the goddess in ancient times was nothing more than a superstition, which is very different from the veneration of motherhood today.

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Dear, Mother's Day**: Mother's Day is a day to thank mothers. The festival first appeared in ancient Greece; Whereas, modern Mother's Day originated in the United States and is celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year.

Mothers usually receive gifts on this day, and carnations are seen as flowers dedicated to mothers, while the mother flower in China is daylily, also known as Forget Worries and Grass Flowers. Origin of the holiday: The tradition of Mother's Day originated in ancient Hichinara.

On January 8, the ancient Greeks paid homage to Rhea, the mother of the Greek gods.

By the time of ancient Rome, these Living Mother's Day (19 photos) were even larger, and the celebrations often lasted up to three days. Of course, the worship of the goddess in ancient times was nothing more than a superstition, which is very different from the veneration of motherhood today.

Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year and is a day to thank mothers. Modern Mother's Day originated in the United States and was initiated by Anna Jarvis, whose mother was kind-hearted and compassionate, so she proposed that a day should be set up to commemorate the unsung and unsung contributions of the bridge leaky mothers.

Mother's Day first originated in ancient Greece. There are many gods and goddesses in ancient Greek mythology, and it is said that on January 8 every year, the ancient Greeks paid homage to Rhea, the mother of the Greek gods, to show their respect for the gods.

In the mid-17th century, Mother's Day spread to England, and the British celebrated Mother's Day on the fourth Sunday of Lent. In 1876, Mrs. Anna Jarvis, an American, said in a chapel, "May somewhere, at some point, someone create a Mother's Day to commemorate and praise mothers in America and throughout the world."

When she passed away, her daughter, Anna Jarvis, 41, decided to create a Mother's Day to fulfill a wish her mother had prayed for years ago.

On May 12, 1907, the Church of Anderson Martyr Methodist held a service for the mothers at Anna's invitation. The following year, the ceremony was held in Philadelphia, USA, and received an overwhelming response, finally gaining the support of the Premier of Victoria, who proclaimed Mother's Day in the state in 1910. In 1911, the celebration of Mother's Day was widely celebrated, and many countries began to celebrate the holiday.

In 1912, the United States established the Mother's Day International Association. In May 1913, the U.S. House of Representatives unanimously passed a resolution calling on all of them, as well as the Cabinet, the Senate and the House of Representatives, and the Federation, to wear white caryophyllum on Mother's Day. Since then, Mother's Day has been held in various countries.