Women's Day Linghu Fitness Walk

International Women's Day, also known as International Women's Day. The full name of International Women's Day is the United Nations Day for Women's Rights and International Peace, also known as International Women's Day, International Women's Day, and International Women's Day in China. Since March 8, 1909, the Chicago women's march and rally for "gender equality" has gone through more than a hundred years. Chinese women, like women from all over the world, have made tremendous contributions and sacrifices to national independence, liberation, revolution, and construction, as well as to world peace and human development and progress. Tens of thousands of female heroes and "March 8th Red Flag Bearers" have emerged. The Party and the government have formulated relatively complete laws, regulations, and rules to safeguard and protect the legitimate rights and interests of women. March 8th, 1911 was the first International Women's Day. The focus of celebration varies in different regions, ranging from ordinary celebrations of respect and love for women to celebrations of women's achievements in the economic, political, and social fields. Due to the fact that this festival was initially a political event initiated by socialist feminists, it has integrated with the cultures of many countries, mainly in Europe, including Russia.