第1个回答 2008-04-29
满山的桃花、碧绿的田野、金灿的油菜花望不到边际，农民，您用那粗壮的双臂换来我们的美食，您用汗水浇灌了我们的身体。
钢花的四溅、机床的轰鸣、高楼大厦上看不到原始的印记，工人，您用那坚实的臂膀拖起我们的生活。您用那扎实的工作方便了我们的便利
当你坐在小汽车享受个人的流动空间，当你坐在巴士享受公众的效益，当你坐在远行的大船享受旅途的潇洒，当你飞入蓝天把世界变小，您可知道劳动的美丽。
当你走进饭店、走进商店、走进繁华的商业区，你可知道服务的辛苦，站了一天的腿还是那样站立。
当你走进学校，你可看见知识的闪光，你可听到书与人的交流，你可闻到老师的汗水，知识变的劳动更加的伟大无比。
当你一切容入了社会，周围的一切都是平凡的劳动所给予。
生活是如此的美好，人类是如此的进步，一切的一切无不来自于我们的艰苦劳动、平凡的劳动，劳动是那样的默默无语。
劳动创造了历史，劳动创造了未来。在新的五一国际劳动节到来之际，让我们赞美劳动最美丽。
第2个回答 2008-05-01
劳动节诗歌----五一颂
春风春雨把原野拂过，
惊起一层漫漫绿色。
高高铁塔、层层配电网络上，
悬挂着一幅幅检修线路工人忙碌的景色。
风 ， 用温情的手在电线上弹奏着
欢快的乐章，在寂寥中
为茫茫沙海里的工人们唱响一首伴奏曲，
荒芜人烟的戈壁
因他们的存在而顿增生机勃勃的昂扬气色。
为了让沙漠边的小城能有不夜的亮光，
为了千万劳动者能安全连续地运用电能
去建设祖国，
我们的电业工人
起五更 归月色 战沙暴，
巡线，检修，消缺
从不毛之野到喧嚣的街头闹市，
从架空线到地缆的每个角落，
细心检查 ，
不让每一个隐患从眼前滑过……
这就是光明使者
为自己劳动者的节日献上的
最真的赞歌！
第3个回答 2008-04-30
May first is a Thursday. And it is the Labor’s Day. My mother said to me :“Open your eyes！And look out of the window. What a fine day! Let’s go to park,” So my mother, my classmate and I went to the park. We took some foods in my schoolbag. On the way to the park. I saw the blue sky with snow-white clouds. I saw pear trees and some apple trees and so on. Below the trees, there are several kinds of flowers. It’s colorful, blue, red, yellow, pink, purple, orange and white. I saw some balloons and butterflies in the sky. I ate popcorn, cornflakes, banana and lollipop. They were wonderful.
In the afternoon, we went to the zoo. I visited the birds, mice, cats, dogs, budgies, hamsters, rabbits and so on.
May Day is my favorite day！
第4个回答 2008-04-30
Throughout the world, except in North America, May 1 is celebrated as International Worker’s Day.
Oddly enough, May 1 has its origins in the United States. During the late 19th century, when the effects of the Industrial Revoultion were starting to take hold, workers had few, if any rights. Journalist Michael Thomas notes that the "political and legal system failed to recognize even the most basic rights of workplace safety, community sanitation and child protection." Despite all this, the right to an eight-hour workday, something we have come to recognize as a basic right and a pillar of our workday structure, turned into the rallying call that united workers everywhere.
On May 1, 1866 the American Labor Federation declared a national strike to demand an eight-hour workday. Hundreds of thousands heeded the call. Over the next several days more and more people joined the strike, culminating in a mass rally in Chicago’s Haymarket Square on May 4. Toward the end of the rally, someone (it was never determined who) threw a bomb into the crowd, killing a police officer and injuring others. The police, in turn, opened fire and killed several demonstrators and injured hundreds of others.
Eight labour leaders were eventually brought to trial. Despite a lack of evidence, four were hanged, one committed suicide, and three were given life in jail (in 1893 all eight were pardoned owing to lack of evidence). Since then, these events, and the manner in which workers came together, have become a symbol for the sacrifices that were made in the struggle for better working conditions. May 1, the day of the original demonstrations, is now recognized as an international day of worker solidarity.
第5个回答 2008-05-02
五一国际劳动节亦称“五一节”，在每年的五月一日。
此节源于美国芝加哥城的工人大罢工。1886年5月1日，芝加哥的二十一万六千余名工人为争取实行八小时工作制而举行大罢工，经过艰苦的流血斗争，终于获得了胜利。为纪念这次伟大的工人运动，1889年7 月第二国际宣布将每年的五月一日定为国际劳动节。这一决定立即得到世界各国工人的积极响应。1890年5月1日，欧美各国的工人阶级率先走向街头，举行盛大的示威游行与集会，争取合法权益。从此，每逢这一天世界各国的劳动人民都要集会、游行，以示庆祝。