Father's Day is the third Sunday in June every year.

In p>199, while celebrating Mother's Day, a lady named Bruce Dodd in Washington suddenly had an idea: Since there is Mother's Day, why can't there be a Father's Day?

Mrs Dodd and her five younger brothers lost their mother in their early years, and they were raised by their loving father. Many years have passed, and every time my father's birthday and death, my six brothers and sisters will always recall my father's hard work to support his family. With the support of Dr. Rasmus, she wrote a heartfelt letter to the state government, calling for the establishment of Father's Day, and suggested that the holiday be set on June 5th, her father's birthday.

The state government adopted her suggestion and hastily set Father's Day as 19th, the 3rd Sunday in June 199. The following year, Spokane, where Mrs Dodd lived, officially celebrated this festival, and the mayor announced the proclamation of Father's Day, making it a statewide memorial day. Later, other States also celebrated Father's Day. On Father's Day, people choose certain flowers to show their respect for their fathers.

people adopted Mrs. Dodd's suggestion, wearing red roses to show their love for their living fathers and white roses to show their mourning for their dead fathers. Later in Vancouver, people chose to wear white lilacs, and Pennsylvania people used dandelions to pay their respects to their fathers.

In order to standardize Father's Day, there is a strong appeal to parliament to recognize this festival. In 1972, President Nixon formally signed a parliamentary resolution to establish Father's Day. This festival was finally confirmed in the form of law and has been used ever since.

Famous sayings about fatherly love:

1. Father! We can't find a more sacred name for God

-Wordsworth

2. Sometimes a father's reputation doesn't help his son, but it will drown him: they stand too close to each other, and the shadow stifles growth

-Ben Jonson

3. For a father, losing his father is not necessarily misfortune; For a son, not having a son is not necessarily pain

-chesterfield

4. A father is a source of money, a brother is a comfort, and a friend is both a source of money and a comfort.

-Franklin

5. Few fathers care about their children, at least most of them care more about money

-chesterfield

6. No one really knows his father, but we all have some speculation or some trust

-Minande.