November 21st, 1968

World philosophy is not just abstract thinking, but also the art of asking questions about the nature of reality, knowledge, values and the meaning of life. Philosophy helps us understand the world around us and reflect on our own beliefs. It allows us to analyze the history and cultures that shape our identities. On this day, philosophers hold seminars, discussions, conferences and other events to discuss their ideas and problems facing humanity. It is also a great opportunity for ordinary people to learn more about philosophy, ask their questions and be inspired by the discussions. International Philosophy Day reminds us of the importance of dialogue, thought and discussion. Philosophy is not limited to the walls of academic institutions; it is part of our daily life. It is important to remember that philosophy can help us better understand ourselves and the world in which we live, and promote more harmonious coexistence. Thus, International Philosophy Day encourages us to maintain dialogue and promote exploration of fundamental questions that concern us all.

With the development of technology and the advent of Internet broadcasts, television has become more accessible and diverse. People can watch programs and shows on mobile devices, tablets and computers, opening up new opportunities for interaction and exchange of opinions. On this day, organizations and media outlets around the world organize special events dedicated to television. Topics range from discussions of television's impact on society and culture to the future of television broadcasting. World Television Day highlights the importance of this medium, raising issues of press freedom, diversity of opinion and quality of information. It's also a great opportunity to celebrate historic achievements in the television industry and inspire future generations of journalists and content creators. Thus, World Television Day encourages us not only to celebrate the importance of this medium, but also to reflect on how we use it to enrich our lives and promote a better understanding of the world.