How can I thank you, when I walked towards you, I was hoping to reap a spring breeze, but you gave me a whole spring. Mother's Day is this weekend and we are always attached to our mothers, but do you know the history of Mother's Day? Ancient Mother's Day has its origins in Greece, where the ancient Greeks paid homage to Hera, the mother of the gods in Greek mythology. In the mid-17th century, Mother's Day spread to England, where the British celebrated the fourth Sunday of Lent as Mother's Day. On this day, young people who had been away would return home and bring small gifts for their mothers. In the mid-17th century, Mother's Day was introduced to Britain, and the fourth Sunday of Lent was celebrated as Mother's Day. On this day, young people who had been away from home would return to their homes and bring small gifts for their mothers. In the United States, the festival was initiated by Anna Jarvis, a Philadelphian woman who had never married and had no children, and who was devastated by the death of her mother on 9 May 1906. On the anniversary of her death the following year, Jarvis organised a memorial service for her mother and encouraged others to express their gratitude to their respective mothers in a similar way. On 10 May 1913, the US House of Representatives and Senate passed a resolution, signed by President Wilson, declaring the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day. By the time Jarvis passed away in 1948, 43 countries had established Mother's Day, and it was only later that it spread around the world. I once heard the saying, "Human beings are born with feelings." I think that primal feeling is the love for our mothers, let's all be brave enough to express it, Mum, I love you!

The death toll from Monday's devastating earthquake in Turkiye and Syria has risen to 15,383, according to data released by authorities and rescuers. Turkiye sits in an earthquake hot spot. Three tectonic plates — the Arabian, Anatolian and African plates — meet in this region. The Arabian plate is plowing northward at a rate of about 11 millimeters (just under a half-inch) per year, said Stephen Hicks, a seismologist at University College London. Turkiye, which sits on the Anatolian plate, is therefore being squeezed westward. The lack of recent large earthquakes in the last century along that fault, combined with the northward movement of the Arabian plate, suggest there was pent-up strain in the region, he said. It's also a densely populated area, which increases the danger of destruction and loss of life. We focus on the packaging industry and provide one-stop packaging solutions . if you have needs for biohazard medical waste bag, please contact us.

The first holiday of the year is approaching. With spring coming to an end and summer yet to come, and the "yearning heart" that has been tied up in recent years, this holiday season is destined to be an important time for many people to travel. The complexity of life and work requires a short escape, and the unknown distance sounds very appealing. Therefore, many people make detailed travel plans in anticipation of this holiday season, and want to live a full and meaningful life as much as possible. It's just that the reality can be a little depressing. Open the booking software, the train and high-speed train tickets will be snapped up as soon as they come out, air tickets and hotels will be raised, doubling or even several times the price everywhere, as well as the major scenic spots and areas that may be crowded at that time. The restless heart seemed less restless at the thought. Anyway, people who want to travel can have a good time. If you can't get a ticket to a popular area, try going to some less popular places. Maybe they will surprise you too. If it is not convenient, returning home is also a good choice. Home is the eternal spiritual habitat, where you can always find a peace of mind. Despite all this, if you just don't feel like moving, take a few days off and refresh yourself. How do you arrange this May Day? Feel free to share with us.

Early morning into the temple, early sunshine high forest. Winding path through the secluded place, Zen room flowers and trees deep. Mountain light makes bird happy, pool calms the mind. All sounds of this are silent, only bell reverberated. On this spring weekend, we went to Kaifu Temple in the Shushan District of Hefei City. There are different Bodhisattvas in Kaifu Temple. This pine nut seems to be stained with rosin and Zen, different shapes of pine nuts, people of different lives. Time flies, in the limited time to do their own things, do what they need to do, and then do what they want to do, the Buddha will also bless the believers. Life is like this, step by step, the body and soul are on the road.

The World Consumer Rights Day On March 15th of every year, there is a special day for consumers around the world. This day is decided by the International Organization of Consumers Unions(shortened to IOCU) and aims at expanding the promotion of protecting consumers' rights. In 1960, five countries, including America, Britain, Australia, Belgium, and the Netherlands, formed an independent, unprofitable and apolitical international consumer union. Now, its membership has increased to more than 300 consumer groups in nearly 100 countries and regions. In 1983, the IOCU designated March 15 as the World Consumer Rights Day, and stipulated that consumers enjoy the right to protect the security of property, to obtain correct information about products, to make free decisions and to ask for compensation and to guarantee a healthy environment, etc. As Rodaparkin, president of the International Organization of Consumers Unions, put it: "The interaction of people, the exchange of products, the activities of technology and communication, and so on, demand that we must think and act on a global scale." The annual World Consumer Rights Day has arrived. Each of us is a consumer, so we should ensure that our rights and interests will not be infringed on and use reasonable and legal means to protect our rights and interests!

  President Xi Jinping and Gabonese President Ali Bongo Ondimba agreed to elevate bilateral ties to a comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership on Wednesday as the two nations pledged to bolster cooperation on infrastructure, agriculture and the response to climate change.   In talks with Bongo at the Great Hall of the People, Xi also reiterated Beijing's unwavering support for African nations in following an independent path of development and its firm backing for Africa's efforts in advancing food security, industrialization and green development.   Before their talks, the president gave the Gabonese leader, who is on a four-day state visit to China, a grand welcoming ceremony with a 21-gun salute, a review of the guard of honor and the performances of military bands.   The two heads of state also witnessed the signing of bilateral cooperation agreements covering investment, agriculture, housing, urban development and climate change.   Premier Li Qiang and Zhao Leji, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, also had separate meetings with the Gabonese president on Wednesday.   We focus on the packaging industry and provide one-stop packaging solutions . if you have needs for biohazard medical waste bag, please contact us.

Today is International Women's Day (IWD), also known as the United Nations Day for Women's Rights and International Peace Day, and in China as International Women's Day (IWD), International Women's Day (IWD), International Women's Day (IWD), International Women's Day (IWD), International Women's Day (IWD) and International Women's Day (IWD). "International Women's Day, also known as the United Nations Day for Women's Rights and International Peace Day, is also known as the International Women's Day in China. It is celebrated on March 8 every year to celebrate the important contributions and achievements of women in the economic, political and social fields. As a daughter, as a wife, as a mother So many identity labels, more if you are yourself! Love yourself! We wish every female compatriot, contented and motivated, gentle and firm! Happy holidays!

The Lantern Festival is approaching, which also heralds the end of the Chinese New Year holiday. The Lantern Festival first originated from the ancient times in China, when lanterns were lit to pray for good fortune. It is also said to have been set up by Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty to commemorate the "Ping Lü", a rebellion started by Empress Lü, and after the rebellion was put down, the 15th day of the first month was designated by Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty as a day of fun with the people. According to Taoism, the 15th day of the first month is the Shang Yuan Festival, and "Shang Yuan" is under the jurisdiction of the heavenly officials, so lights are lit on this day. It is also said that the festival originated from the Han Dynasty, when the people drove away insects and animals and evolved into the Torch Festival. Eating "dumplings" is an important custom of the Lantern Festival. Tang Yuan, also known as "dumplings" and "Lantern". The custom of eating soup dumplings began in the Song Dynasty, when the dumplings were called "floating dumplings", also known as "soup dumplings", "lactose dumplings", "soup dumplings" and "soup dumplings". ""soup dumplings", business people are beautiful name day: "yuanbao". At the beginning of the Song-Yuan-Yuan period, the dumplings have become the festive food for the Lantern Festival, so people also call it "Yuan Xiao".