Today I saw many people talking about the "312 sixth anniversary."
To be honest, I didn't personally experience it, so I can't say I have any special emotions about it. But I've been wondering: even if I had witnessed it firsthand, what's the point of commemorating these dates? Moreover, many people are probably just following the trend in commemorating them.
Over the past few years, all sorts of numeric commemorative dates have emerged one after another: 312, 519, 904, 1011... Everyone seems to remember them crystal clear.
But if we put the same energy into more important things, like remembering our parents' birthdays, it might be more meaningful. To be frank, I feel that among my male followers, probably more than 60% of them actually don't know what date their parents' birthdays are.
Today I saw many people talking about the "312 sixth anniversary."
To be honest, I didn't personally experience it, so I can't say I have any special emotions about it. But I've been wondering: even if I had witnessed it firsthand, what's the point of commemorating these dates? Moreover, many people are probably just following the trend in commemorating them.
Over the past few years, all sorts of numeric commemorative dates have emerged one after another: 312, 519, 904, 1011... Everyone seems to remember them crystal clear.
But if we put the same energy into more important things, like remembering our parents' birthdays, it might be more meaningful. To be frank, I feel that among my male followers, probably more than 60% of them actually don't know what date their parents' birthdays are.