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Showing posts with label Double Ten Day. Show all posts

October 10 - Double Ten Day in Taiwan

 Posted on October 10, 2021


This is an update of my post published on October 10, 2010:




This is the national day of Taiwan, which is sometimes called the Republic of China. Double Ten Day celebrates the start of the Wuchang Uprising on this date in 1911. The uprising led to the collapse of the Qing Dynasty in China and the establishment of the Republic of China on January 1, 1912.

The double cross is the symbol for the day, because the character for 10 is a single cross. And today is the tenth day of the tenth month!

Typically, the national day is celebrated with parades and fireworks as well as displays of Chinese dance and martial arts.







Learn more about Taiwan:

Did you know that there is a nap time in Taiwanese schools - including even in high schools? And did you know that 7-11s are everywhere in this island nation? Learn more here.


And check out this short video.












October 10, 2010

It's 10 – 10 – 10 today!

Global Work Party

The people at 350org are organizing environmental action on this day. 




Some of the activity ideas include:
#1 Organize a Tree Planting
#2 Go Solar
#3 Work on a Community Garden or an Organic Farm
#4 Go For a Bike Ride
#5 Harness the Wind
#6 Get Efficient
#7 Do a Trash Cleanup

I checked the website, and there are a lot of events very close to me that I can choose from! Cool!



Double Ten Day – Taiwan

This is the national day of the Republic of China, celebrating the start of the Wuchang Uprising on this date in 1911. The uprising led to the collapse of the Qing Dynasty in China and the establishment of the republic on January 1, 1912.

I think, on this year of 2010, we should call it Triple Ten Day!

The double cross is the symbol for the day, because the character for 10 is a single cross.



Learn more about China and Taiwan!
  • Here are some coloring pages.
  • There are tons of fun things to explore at Activity Village's “China for Kids.”