Why is Teacher s Day on September 10th?

The annual Teacher's Day is coming, in addition to wishing teachers all over the world a happy holiday, these five Teacher's Day tips, you need to know in time.

Teacher's Day originated.

On August 30, 1981, Guangming ** received a letter from a reader, suggesting the establishment of Teacher's Day. In November 1981, at the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), 17 CPPCC members jointly proposed to determine the date and content of Teachers' Day. On July 20, 1982, it was also "Bright**", and I received a letter from a reader, suggesting that "Respect for Teachers Week" be set up, which is similar to Teacher's Day.

In August 1983, at the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), 19 CPPCC members once again called for the resumption of Teachers' Day. In September of that year, the establishment of Teachers' Day was approved by the relevant ministries and commissions of the state.

Teacher's Day Determination Process.

At the end of 1984, Wang Zikun, president of Beijing Normal University, in a professor symposium and press conference, and the participants jointly proposed that September every year be designated as the month of respecting teachers and valuing education, and one day in this month should be selected as Teachers' Day. In January 1985, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress decided that Teacher's Day was set on September 10, and the first Teacher's Day was ushered in on September 10 of that year.

Therefore, Teacher's Day is a national legal holiday.

Why September 10th.

As the saying goes, "the plan of the year lies in spring", March and September are the beginning of the school season, why is Teacher's Day decided to be in September instead of March? The reason is that March is the beginning of a semester, but September is the beginning of an academic year. Choosing to celebrate Teacher's Day in September is more vibeal.

Why September 10 and not September 1? Reason speculation: If Teacher's Day is set on September 1, then it is easy to make a mess when the festival is celebrated as soon as school starts, and big and small things are crowded together.

By September 10th, the registration and various chores are almost busy, and the teaching order is stable, so you can rest assured that you can celebrate the holiday. As for some people's claim that the election on September 10 is related to the birthday of Confucius, there is no conclusive basis.

Celebrities & Teachers' Day.

The setting of Teacher's Day has touched the hearts of many celebrities. The famous writer Bing Xin once suggested that Teacher's Day is set in spring, that is, the season when spring flowers bloom. Ye Shengtao, a well-known educator, believes that Teacher's Day should be set in autumn, so that students can remember the glory of teachers at the beginning of the new school year.

Obviously, Ye Lao's suggestion is more in line with reality.

The past of Teacher's Day.

Long before the founding of the People's Republic of China, the education sector had advocated the establishment of Teachers' Day. In 1931, some educators suggested that June 6 be designated as Teacher's Day, but it was not officially recognized. In 1939, the official decision to designate August 27, the birthday of Confucius as understood at that time, as Teacher's Day, was not implemented nationwide.

In 1951, the Ministry of Education and the National Education Union announced that Labor Day would be designated as Teacher's Day, but because it did not reflect the characteristics of Teacher's Day, this initiative fell through to the end.

The status of teachers is getting higher and higher, and the dedication of teachers is becoming more and more important.

Because this is set by the state. China's Teacher's Day has been changed many times, and September 10 is the final decision given by the official.

In 1985, because the students started school in September, the relevant proposers of the National People's Congress hoped that at the beginning of the new semester, students could establish the concept of respecting teachers. At present, there are rumors of intention to change Teacher's Day to Confucius's birthday, but there is no follow-up.

It is because Ye Shengtao suggested that Teacher's Day be set on the day when students enter school in the autumn every year, so that students can remember the hard work and dedication of teachers in the new semester, so September 10 was finally set as Teacher's Day.

It is said that when the specific date of Teacher's Day was determined, the relevant departments solicited opinions from all parties, and finally set the date on September 10 at the suggestion of Mr. Ye Shengtao, a well-known modern education artist.

The meaning is very simple, the beginning of September every year is the day when new students enter the school, and students should be allowed to develop a sense of respecting teachers and teaching as soon as they step on campus, so that students can remember the hard work of teachers and advocate the glory of teachers.

Introduction

Teacher's Day celebrations are mainly held in primary and secondary schools, and the way of celebration is similar in different places. Since Teacher's Day is neither a traditional festival nor a national festival, it does not have customs that have been passed down for many years like the Mid-Autumn Festival and the Dragon Boat Festival.

The 10th of September is the Teacher's Day in China every year. This date was formalized in early 1985. Although since the 30s of the last century, China has also intermittently set up Teachers' Day on different days to celebrate.

For example, in 1931, June 6 was designated as Teacher's Day; In 1939, September 28 (the birthday of Confucius) was designated as Teacher's Day; After the founding of the People's Republic of China, June 6 and May 1 were successively designated as Teachers' Day. But none of them lasted, and the impact was not big enough.

After so many years of Teacher's Day, I actually don't know why Teacher's Day is the 10th. Recently, I have done some research, starting with the history of Teacher's Day.

On January 21, 1985, the Ninth Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National People's Congress made a resolution that September 10 of each year would be designated as Teacher's Day in China. So September 10th is Teacher's Day now.

Regarding the origin of Teacher's Day, the earliest Teacher's Day in the history of our country was 1931. At that time, educators Tai Shuangqiu, Cheng Qibao and others gathered at Nanjing ** University and issued a declaration calling for "improving the treatment of teachers, ensuring teachers' work and enhancing teachers' cultivation", and agreed that June 6 was Teachers' Day, also known as Double Six Festival. Soon, the Kuomintang first agreed that June 6 was Teacher's Day, and then changed Teacher's Day to August 27 (Confucius's birthday).

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, **People** had restored June 6 as Teacher's Day, and the Ministry of Education informed educators everywhere that they could organize celebrations on their own according to the actual situation. In 1951 the National Education Union was formed, and educators were recognized as part of the working class. On April 19, 1951, the Minister of Education and the Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese Education Trade Union issued a written statement that the "May Day" of Xuanling Wubu was also Teachers' Day.

However, due to the lack of characteristics of teachers on this day, the results of the implementation were not ideal. Especially after 1957, under the influence of "leftist" ideology, teachers were not taken seriously, and the teacher's day was actually no longer there.

September 10 is Teacher's Day. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, there were two versions of Teacher's Day. The first was the "June 6" version of Teachers' Day, which was set up in 1931 by educators to call for better treatment of teachers.

The second is the "August 27 of the lunar calendar" version of Teacher's Day established by the Ministry of Education of the Kuomintang in 1939. However, the former Kuomintang ** did not recognize it, and the latter did not implement it nationwide because of war and other reasons.

Meaning:

On September 10, 1985, teachers across the country ushered in their first Teacher's Day. In March 1981, at the fourth meeting of the Fifth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, 17 members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference jointly submitted a proposal: a proposal to determine the date and content of the National Teachers' Day.

In January 1985, the Prime Minister proposed a bill to establish Teachers' Day at the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress passed this bill and determined that September 10 of each year is Teachers' Day.

September 10 is designated as Teacher's Day because at the beginning of the enrollment of new students, they will start to respect teachers and value education, which can create a good atmosphere for teachers to teach well and students to learn well. At the same time, there are few national festivals in September, which makes it convenient for all parties to concentrate time on organizing activities and highlighting publicity and reporting, so as to promote the formation of a good social trend of respecting teachers and valuing education, respecting knowledge, and respecting talents throughout the country.

The significance of determining the specific timing of Teachers' Day is to recognize the contribution of teachers to the cause of education. The establishment of Teachers' Day by the state and the clear provisions of Teachers' Day in the Teachers Law have played a very positive role in further promoting the development of China's educational undertakings, so Teachers' Day has a very far-reaching meaning.

Precautions for gifting on Teacher's Day.

The table lamp is the standard item for the teacher's work, of course, the ordinary table lamp to the teacher always feels that something is missing, to send some unique enough, gorgeous enough his desk lamp. For example, the magnetic levitation globe lamp, the air purification table lamp, and the fish tank table lamp that can raise fish, etc., which are convenient for the teacher to work and bring him a lot of fun, such a gift The teacher must like it very much.

Desk ornaments in the teacher's office know that the teacher's desk test papers, stationery, etc., a pen holder that can store stationery has become a practical gift suitable for the teacher. The following pen holders are thick and generous, with classical characteristics, and are given to the teacher to express the most sincere respect in his heart.

Teacher's Day is set on September 10 every year, because September is the beginning of the new semester of primary and secondary schools across the country, and the new semester must have a new atmosphere. At the beginning of the enrollment of new students, they should respect teachers and emphasize education, and create a good atmosphere of "teachers teach well and students learn well" for the campus.

When deciding which day is the most appropriate day for Teacher's Day, the CPPCC has solicited the opinions of old-timers such as Bingxin and Ye Shengtao. Bingxin suggested that Teacher's Day should be set every year when the spring flowers are in full bloom; Ye Shengtao suggested that the day when students enter school in the autumn of each year should be set as Teacher's Day, so that students can remember the hard work and glory of teachers at the beginning of the new school year, and be grateful for the dedication of the teachers. Ye Shengtao finally suggested that September 10 should be designated as Teacher's Day every year.

First Teacher's DayTeacher's Day on September 10, 1985 was the first Teacher's Day in China, and major celebrations were held throughout the country. On the second Teacher's Day after this year, the former post and telecommunications department issued a set of commemorative stamps for Teacher's Day, and the designs on the commemorative stamps were composed of podiums, blackboards and flowers. But this is not actually the first set of commemorative stamps for Teacher's Day in China, the first set of commemorative stamps were issued in 1947, a total of 4, respectively, Confucius statue, Confucius tomb, Confucius lecture apricot altar, Confucius Mansion in the Dacheng Palace.