Some festivals originate from traditional customs, some from religion, and some from the commemoration of a person or an event. What is the meaning and symbolism of Labor Day? Hua Yi Network has prepared relevant articles about the festival. Come browse and check them out.

Labor Day's significance lies in workers' struggle, with their perseverance and indomitable spirit of struggle, to obtain their own legitimate rights and interests, which is a historic progress of human civilization and democracy.
Labor Day is a symbol of unity among workers worldwide. The emergence of Labor Day represents that workers in the 19th century could only carry out effective struggles for an eight-hour workday through unity. Therefore, every year on May 1st, people around the world commemorate this day of solidarity among the working class.

China: After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the State Council of the Central People's Government designated May 1st as a legal Labor Day on December 1949, with a one-day holiday nationwide. Since 1989, the State Council has basically commended national model workers and advanced workers every five years, with approximately 3,000 people being commended each time.
Thailand: On "May 1st," it is a national day off, and there are related celebrations in the capital and some large cities, but the scale is generally not very large.
Russia: It is a national holiday from May 1st to 3rd. During this time, various political parties gather at Red Square for speeches, and ordinary citizens hold parades.
Poland: It is a day off on the 1st. Because the 3rd is Poland's National Day, some organizations will take leave from the 1st to the 3rd.
United States, Germany, Peru: Generally, they have a one-day holiday on the 1st, with little celebration.