The International Working Women's Day (IWD) stands for "United Nations women's rights and international peace day". In China, it is also called "International Women's Day", "March 15" and "March 8 Women's Day."
From March 8, 1909, the Chicago women in the United States have gone through more than one hundred years of experience since the parade of "equality between men and women" in the 21st century. Is a festival set up on March 8 each year to celebrate the important contributions and achievements made by women in the economic, political and social fields. At the same time, it was also to commemorate the over 140 women workers who died in a fire in the Triangle underwear factory in New York City in 1911.
Since March 8, 1909, the working women in Chicago in the United States have gone through more than a hundred years since the strike and rally. In different regions, the focus of celebration is different. In some places, this festival has lost its political significance and has become a time when simple men express their love for women.
