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在日本,每年11月23日这一天,是尊重勤劳、庆祝生产、国民之间互相感谢的节日,即勤劳感谢日。它的产生可以追溯到1400年以前。从那时起,每年收获新米的时候,农民都要举行祭典庆祝丰收,这种风俗对日本民族来说是一件大事。日本的这种仪式来自中国,但在中世纪中断过。到明治时代日本将每年的11月23日定为庆祝五谷丰登的节日。1948年,制定国民节日时。这个节日已没有了原来的含义,而被定为广大国民尊重劳动、庆祝生产的节日。一、指导要点幼儿周围劳动着的人们,他们究竟在做些什么
In Japan, on November 23 every year, it is a festival of respecting diligence, celebrating production and mutual thanksgiving among the people, that is, diligence and thankfulness. It dates back to 1400 years ago. Since then, every year when new rice is harvested, farmers have to hold ceremonies to celebrate the harvest, a custom that is a major event for the Japanese nation. This ritual in Japan came from China but was interrupted in the Middle Ages. By Meiji Era Japan sets November 23 every year as a festival to celebrate the bumper grain harvest. In 1948, the development of national holidays. This festival has no original meaning, but was designated as the general national respect for labor, celebrate the festival of production. First, the guiding principle Children working around the children, what they are doing