Children of the City

Water image of "City of Child" Rain was always an important symbol in my life. This is one of the few destructive and exciting behaviors, but at the same time it is constructive and lively action. Through literature, the visual image of rain is often associated with feelings of sorrow, death, and despair. The most common example is Hemingway 's farewell weapon. Hemingway uses rain to convey negative emotions to people, so we can easily incorporate this idea into other reading materials as well.

Of course, the concept of Children's Day is not new. In America, the celebration of local children's days dates back to the 1860s. In the past 10 years, Illinois announced that the second Sunday in June is a child's day. According to the National Children's Day website, similar declarations are issued in cities such as Aurora, Illinois, Batavia, Illinois, Fort Collins, Colorado, Vancouver, and so on, this site promotes children's holidays. In the country from Argentina to Zambia, we recognize the role of children in society, celebrate, have a national legal holiday. Children's Day (May 14) is a story about the importance of children's health, and how to protect children's rights and freedoms so that children can grow to happy and healthy adults. Since 1948, Japan celebrated the child's personality on May 5, and celebrated their child's day to celebrate their happiness.

On Children's Day, a national holiday was officially declared by the Republic of Turkey in 1929 and it is scheduled for April 23. Children 's Day has been celebrated nationwide since 1923, and the newspaper at that time declared a child' s day per day. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder and president of Turkey, announced the official declaration in 1931.