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Celebrating International Women's Day and honoring the power of women

2025-03-07

On March 8, 2025, the world celebrated the 115th International Women's Day. International Working Women's Day (abbreviated as IWD) is also known as International Women's Day, March 8 and March 8 Women's Day, U.N. Day for Women's Rights and International Peace Day, and U.N. Day for Women's Rights and International Peace Day.


It is also known as “International Women's Day”, “March 8th Day” and “March 8th Women's Day”, “U.N. Day for Women's Rights and International Peace” (U.N. Day for Women's Rights and International Peace), and is a glorious festival of unity and combat for laboring women all over the world.

At the beginning of the 20th century, with the development of the Industrial Revolution, many women gradually came out of their families to work in factories. However, their rights and interests at work were not fully protected, such as low wages, long working hours and lack of safety.

With the time these contradictions also broke out one after another, in 1908, the United States, New York women workers took to the streets, calling on people to face up to the status of women, to protect the status and rights of women. Demanding shorter working hours, higher wages and the right to vote, this was the earliest awakening of women's consciousness.


The following year, the theme of the second American Women's Day was the demand to give women the right to vote. It also called for the further promotion of gender equality and the creation of a fairer development environment for women.


In 1910, the Second International Socialist Women's Congress was held in Copenhagen, Denmark, and adopted March 8 as International Working Women's Day. 1911, working women in the United States, Germany, Austria, Denmark, Switzerland and other countries held their first commemorative activities for the International Working Women's Day.


1917, March 8, women workers in Petrograd, Russia, raised the red flag of the battle of March 8, which was the first time for women's consciousness to awaken. “On March 8, 1917, women workers in Petrograd, Russia, hoisted the red flag of March 8 and held a demonstration against imperialist wars, the tsarist system, and starvation. 1924, women in China first commemorated March 8 as Women's Day.


1975, during the period of International Women's Day, the United Nations began to celebrate March 8 as International Women's Day. In 1977, the 32nd General Assembly of the United Nations formally decided to designate March 8 as the United Nations Day for Women's Rights and the International Day of Peace.


1995, the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, a historic roadmap signed by 189 governments, focuses on 12 critical areas of concern, with the goal of “achieving gender equality and empowerment of women”. “Achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls” into the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.


Since its inception, International Women's Day has broken new ground for women in developed and developing countries alike. The growing international women's movement, strengthened by the four United Nations global conferences on women, has made the observance of International Women's Day a rallying cry for women's rights and women's participation in political and economic affairs.


Since then, all sectors of society have been paying more and more attention to the status of women and women's rights.

In China, governments, enterprises, institutions and social organizations around the world are taking active action to celebrate Women's Day through various forms. Many enterprises also express their care for female employees through practical actions. For example, on Women's Day, they set up benefits for women such as giving small gifts and red packets and taking a vacation.


TYMUS gave women in the company makeup remover wipes, face cloth towel, and other wet wipes, which are products that women in the company need in their daily lives, and they were loved by everyone once they were given away!


International Women's Day is the affirmation of women's contribution and also the expectation for the future. Let's pay tribute to the power of women, work together to promote gender equality, and contribute to building a better world!


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