【Haixin Chemical Cup ★ Haichuan Chemical: Spring Has Arrived】Today is International Youth Day
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This post was last edited by The wise are enlightened on 2017-5-4 22:28. Today is Youth Day, a commemoration of the famous May 4th Movement in history.
Li Yanhong, the “working emperor” of Baidu, said: Dear Baidu colleagues: Today is Youth Day. I have some bad news to share with everyone. I heard that according to the United Nations’ new standards, people aged 15 to 24 are classified as “youth,” which means that in Baidu’s family, whose average age is 26, most of its members fall into the middle-aged category by these standards.
They even brought up the WHO:funk: I only know about the WTO.
Age is not about the number of years, but about how one feels; youth is not a state, but a mindset.
It is the anniversary of the historically famous May 4th Movement, and this festival has strong connections to Germany and Qingdao. On May 4, 1919, patriots mainly composed of young students, as well as a large number of ordinary citizens, residents, and business people from the grassroots levels, took to the streets of Beijing to carry out demonstrations, petitions, class boycotts, strikes, and other activities. One of the most famous slogans at that time was “Give back Qingdao to us!” ”.
Time spares no one; let’s commemorate May 4th and our lost youth.
The May 4th Movement was a student movement that took place in Beijing on May 4, 1919, led primarily by young students. It was a patriotic movement that involved various forms of action such as demonstrations, petitions, strikes, and armed resistance, with wide participation from the general public, citizens, businesspeople, and other members of the lower social classes. It was a patriotic movement of the Chinese people to thoroughly oppose imperialism and feudalism. The May 4th Movement marked the beginning of China’s New Democratic Revolution; it was a landmark event in the history of the Chinese revolution, representing a turning point from the old-fashioned revolutionary approach to the New Democratic one.
May 4th is also related to Lu Xun; I remember reading an article titled “In Memory of Liu Hezhen” when I was in middle school.
Happy International Youth Day! According to the new rules, I am also considered a young person – Happy Youth Day! ! ! :lol