In 1966, President Lyndon B. Johnson issued the first President’s Honor of Fathers, and designated the third Sunday in June as Father’s Day.Six years later, this day became a national holiday in the United States after President Richard Nixon signed the law in 1972.
Father’s Day is an opportunity for children to show and express their love and respect for their fathers. The son can buy gifts or express his love to the one who is born with emotional words, tight hugs.For those who have no father, this is also an opportunity for them to pay tribute to the people who gave birth to and nurture themselves. From here, they educate their children and generations after respect, grateful to the previous generations.In Vietnam, although Father’s Day has not officially become a national celebration, many young people have welcomed it. Many people leave home to visit their families.Some other children can give gifts to their father or travel together, drink coffee … to increase father and son affection and family solidarity.
