When was the first Teacher s Day in my country?

Teacher's Day aims to recognize the contribution of teachers to the cause of education. In modern Chinese history, different dates have been used many times to celebrate Teacher's Day. It was not until 1985 that the Ninth Session of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National People's Congress passed the proposal on the establishment of Teachers' Day, and it was truly determined that September 10, 1985 was the first Teacher's Day in China.

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.

January 1985.

On December 9, 1984, he was the earliest creator of Teacher's Day and an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Professor Wang Zikun told the Beijing Evening News the idea that "teachers should have their own festivals".

The next day, the Beijing Evening News published an article entitled "Principal Wang Zikun Suggests Carrying Out the Month of Respecting Teachers and Valuing Education", which aroused a strong response from readers. On December 15, Zhong Jingwen and Qigong of Beijing Normal University.

Wang Zikun, Tao Dayong, Zhu Zhixian, Huang Ji, and Zhao Qinghuan jointly proposed the establishment of Teachers' Day.

A year later, on January 21, 1985, the Ninth Session of the Sixth National People's Congress made a resolution to designate September 10 as Teachers' Day every year. Since then, teachers have their own festivals.

The earliest Teacher's Day in the history of our country was in 1931

At that time, educators Tai Shuangqiu and Cheng Qibao were at Nanjing ** University.

The assembly issued a declaration calling for "improving the treatment of teachers, ensuring the work of teachers and improving the cultivation of teachers", and agreed that June 6 is Teachers' Day, also known as Double Six Festival.

And the people of the time**.

First, it was agreed that June 6 was Teacher's Day, and since the "June 6" Teacher's Day was established by teachers themselves, Teacher's Day was changed to August 27 (Confucius.

birthday), and issued the "Interim Measures for the Commemoration of Teachers' Day", but it was not implemented nationwide at that time.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, **People** restored June 6 as Teacher's Day, and informed educators everywhere that they could organize their own celebrations according to the actual situation. In 1951, the National Education Union was formed, and educators were recognized as working class.

part. On April 19, 1951, representatives of the education and the National Committee of the Chinese Education Trade Union issued a written statement announcing "May Day.

At the same time, it is Teacher's Day.

However, due to the lack of the characteristics of the profession of teachers on this day, the results of the implementation were not ideal. Especially after 1957, due to the influence of the background of the times, teachers were not taken seriously, and Teacher's Day actually ceased to exist.

The above content refers to the Encyclopedia Teacher's Day.

China's Teacher's Day was established in January 1985, and on September 10, 1985 of the same year, China's first Teacher's Day celebration began. In 1985, the ninth meeting of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National People's Congress passed the proposal on the establishment of Teachers' Day, and the meeting decided to set September 10 as Teachers' Day every year.

That was more than 30 years ago.

September 10, 1985 is the first Teacher's Day in China.

The first Teacher's Day was in 1985.

Teacher's Day aims to recognize the contribution of teachers to the cause of education. In modern Chinese history, Zheng Li has been celebrated on different dates many times. It was not until 1985 that the Ninth Session of the Standing Committee of the Sixth National People's Congress passed the proposal on the establishment of Teachers' Day, and it was truly determined that September 10, 1985 was the first Teacher's Day in China.

On Teachers' Day (Teacher's Day), Hong Kong holds a ceremony to commend outstanding teachers, and will also print greeting cards, which students can collect for free and fill out and give to teachers. Small gifts such as cards, flowers, and dolls are usually the most common gifts for Hong Kong students to express their Teacher's Day wishes to teachers.

Hong Kong's Respect for Teachers Movement Committee holds the "Respect for Teachers Day Celebration and Certificate of Commendation Ceremony" on September 10 every year, the ceremony is accompanied by the student band on the spot, and parents sing to express their gratitude and respect for teachers.

Derivative culture. China's first set of "Teacher's Day" stamps, that is, issued on August 27, 1947, this set of stamps a total of 4 stamps, the design of the statue of Confucius, Confucius lecture apricot altar, Confucius tomb, Confucius Mansion in the Dacheng Palace.

On September 10, 1986, the former Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications issued a set of "Teacher's Day" commemorative stamps, a full set of 1, with a face value of 8 cents. Designed by Zhang Lei. Photocopied version.

Perforation 11 degrees, back brushing. The number of post office sheets is 56. Printed by Beijing Stamp Factory.

The ticket size is 40 mm by 27 mm. The circulation is 10,000.