By Left-handers around Asia celebrated International Lefthanders Day on August 13 with a variety of events and activities. In Japan, the Lefthanders Club of Japan held a party at a Tokyo restaurant, where left-handers could enjoy food and drinks specifically designed for them. In China, the Lefthanders Association of China held a forum on the challenges and opportunities faced by left-handers in a predominantly right-handed world. In India, the Lefthanders Club of India held a workshop on how to use left-handed scissors and other tools. And in South Korea, the Lefthanders Association of Korea held a concert featuring left-handed musicians.
The theme of International Lefthanders Day 2023 was “Left-Handers in Sports.” This theme was chosen to recognize the many left-handed athletes who have achieved great success in their chosen fields. Some of the most famous left-handed athletes include Lionel Messi, Rafael Nadal, David Beckham, and Serena Williams.
International Lefthanders Day is a day to celebrate the uniqueness of left-handed people and to raise awareness of the challenges they face. It is also a day to appreciate the contributions that left-handers have made to society in all areas, including sports, art, science, and business.
In addition to the events and activities organized by left-handed organizations, many individuals also celebrated International Lefthanders Day by wearing something red, which is the color that represents left-handedness. Others shared photos and messages on social media using the hashtag #lefthandersday.
International Lefthanders Day is a reminder that left-handed people are just as capable as right-handed people. It is also a day to celebrate the diversity of human beings and to promote understanding and acceptance of people who are different.
