Celebrating Women’s Day At BIGLUX

Origins: From Street Protests to Global Solidarity

On March 8, 1908, 15,000 New York garment workers braved freezing winds, demanding "Bread and Roses" – fair pay, humane hours, and voting rights. Their 13-week strike ignited the modern women's movement.

In 1910, Clara Zetkin's resolution at the Copenhagen Socialist Women's Conference institutionalized March 8 as a global call for equality. Today, as BIGLUX engineers code surveillance algorithms, they echo the spirit of those who stitched protest banners on sewing machines.

The significance of Women's Day

The significance of Women's Day is far more than a celebration of a festival. It is a respect for women's values, a recognition of women's achievements, and a continuous call for gender equality. Throughout the long river of history, women have played an irreplaceable role.

In contemporary society, women's roles are more diversified. They are no longer bound by traditional concepts, bravely pursuing their dreams, showing unique charm and unlimited possibilities. On this special day, we should not only pay the highest respect to every woman, but also think about how to contribute to promoting gender equality.





At BIGLUX, we believe that every woman is a role model who inspires those around her with her unique qualities! Salute all the amazing women who lead with passion and determination with flowers and gifts. Today, we celebrate you!