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(Sa-da-Nong-Ni-Ka-Shade-sa-Twa)

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February 23 every year for Russia is not just an ordinary holiday, but a meaningful day in people's feelings. This day is called "Motherland Guardians Day," a day that commemorates those who served to protect the country.

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The beginning of this day goes back to 1918, during the founding of the Red Army, and in the era of the Soviet Union, it was officially designated as the day of the celebration of the army, but over time, the meaning of the day gradually expanded because many Russian men had experience with conscription, so that the word "guard" did not mean only uniformed people.

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Today, February 23 has become a tradition that people simply call "Men's Day."

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Whether you're a soldier or not, a father, a husband, a colleague, or even a little boy, you can get all the blessings.

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If you walk on the road, your colleagues greet each other, or even your acquaintances, you can say the word "Celsius!" (Spraz-ni-Kam) very friendly. The atmosphere is similar to International Women's Day, where women receive flowers on March 8.

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On this day, many men will receive small gifts, greetings, or messages of thanks. Some families take the opportunity to express their pride in their father or grandfather who had served in the military. Some couples use this day to tell each other their good feelings.

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Because the word "guardian" means more than just carrying a weapon, but it means someone keeping watch and standing by each other.

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Russian society, although more modern, the picture of male and female roles is still quite clear; men are expected to be strong, responsible and essentially of the family.

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Women, despite their work and success in all walks of life, are still seen as the heart of domestic warmth.

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Men's Day in February and Women's Day in March are two days that clearly reflect this cultural structure.

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February 23 is not only a day of military history, but a day when the word "guardian" is reinterpreted in everyday life as a protector of the country and a protector of loved ones in their own small world.

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