World Letter Writing Day

September 1, Monday

World Letter Writing Day is an international holiday dedicated to the art and tradition of writing as a form of communication. It emphasizes the importance of personal messages, cards, and letters in the digital age.

History and significance
The holiday was created to remind people of the value of written communication and emotional expression through text. In today's world, where emails and messaging apps dominate, letters retain their uniqueness and individuality, allowing emotions and care to be conveyed.

How it is celebrated
On this day, traditionally:

* letters are written to friends, relatives, or colleagues, expressing gratitude and kind wishes
* postcards or greeting messages are sent by mail
* workshops and events dedicated to the art of letter writing are held
* contests for the best letter or card are organized
* letters and stories are shared on social media, promoting the tradition

Why this day is important
The holiday reminds us of the value of personal communication and thoughtful attention to others. It inspires care, creativity, and the preservation of the tradition of written culture.

Modern aspects
Today, World Letter Writing Day brings people together around the world, encourages cultural exchange, and promotes communication skills. It emphasizes the importance of a slow and deliberate approach to communication, different from fast digital interactions.

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World Letter Writing Day in other years

2021 September 1, Wednesday
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2026 September 1, Tuesday

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