The only political ideology that states that women are equal to men (and actually sets about proving it) is that of Scientific Socialism. The capitalist, bourgeois countries pay lip-service to this principle, but in reality have no intention of implementing it. In 1917, during the Russian October Revolution all discrimination against women was abolished, with the May Day celebrations tending to acknowledge equality between men and women. However, around 7 years prior to the October Revolution, the Socialist movement in the West (operating within capitalist societies), established March 8th as ‘International Women’s Day’. The early Revolutionary Government in Russia immediately recognised this date as celebrating ‘Solidarity with Working Women’, but it did not become an official holiday in the USSR until 1965. Chinese language texts state that in December 1949, the State Council of the Central People’s Government stipulated March 8th each year as ‘Women’s Day’.
原来，在中国被喊了这么久的三八妇女节就是国际劳动妇女节（International Women’s Day，简写IWD），全称“联合国妇女权益和国际和平日”，而在中国它被称“国际妇女节”、“三八节”和“三八妇女节”。1949年12月，中央人民政府政务院规定每年的3月8日为妇女节，至此，三八妇女节在中国得到完全的确立。
三八妇女节成为女性关爱自己的节日，不过，相信大部分的女同胞们仍旧放不下自己的爱人、子女和父母，时刻想着为她们带来一个放心、安全、环保和温馨的家，而作为一个责任感强烈、关注人居和谐的家居品牌，曲美家居则用自己的行动，把安全、环保和温馨带到了消费者的家中。
This was immediately recognised as a half-day holiday and continues as such to this day. In 1975, a left-leaning United Nations (UN) decreed that all Member States should also recognise this date, and initiate drives for the emancipation of women world-wide. The problem with this decree was that the UN did not recognise the ‘capitalist’ origin of ALL women’s inequality, and did not adhere to any form of Marxist critique of capitalist market forces. Therefore, the UN decree pays only lip-service to freeing women, with ‘International Women’s Day’ not even being a holiday in most capitalist countries.
Original Chinese Language Text:
THE SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 