2025 date: January 1, Wednesday 2. Chinese Lunar New YearChinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival, is the most important holiday in China. Chinese New Year date falls on the first day of the first lunar month, which varies from year to year. It usually falls between 21 January ...
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New Year's Day National Holiday Thursday,Jan2 New Year's weekend Common Local Holiday Tuesday,Jan28 Spring Festival Eve National Holiday Wednesday,Jan29 Chinese (Lunar) New Year National Holiday Thursday,Jan30 Spring Festival Golden Week holiday ...
DAYDATEHOLIDAY WednesdayJan 01, 2025New Year's Day WednesdayJan 22, 2025Chinese New Year TuesdayJan 28, 2025Spring Festival Holiday WednesdayJan 29, 2025Spring Festival Holiday ThursdayJan 30, 2025Spring Festival Holiday FridayJan 31, 2025Spring Festival Holiday ...
The Lunar New Year date changes every year, falling no earlier than January 21 and no later than February 21. But why?Read our holiday news articleon this very topic. What Do People Do? Many people clean their homes to welcome the Spring Festival. They put up the red posters with poetic...
2024 Date2024 Holiday New Year's Day Jan. 1 Jan. 30, 2023—Jan. 1,2024 Chinese New Year Feb. 10 Feb. 10—17 Tomb Sweeping Day Apr. 4 Apr. 4—6 May Day May 1 May 1—5 Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 10 Jun. 8—10 Mid-Autumn Festival Sept. 17 Sept. 15—17 National Day Oct. ...
Year Date Holiday 2025 Oct. 6 Oct. 1 - 8 It is within the National Day holiday from Oct. 1 to 7 and will prolong the holiday to Oct. 8. 2026 Sep. 25 Sep. 25 - 27 2027 Sep.15 Sep. 15 2028 Oct. 3 Oct. 1 - 3 2029 Sep. 22 Sep. 21-23 How do Chinese celebrate the Mid...
22nd January, WednesdayChinese New Year Add To Calendar List of National and Regional Public Holidays of China in 2023 DAYDATEHOLIDAY SundayJan 01, 2023New Year's Day SaturdayJan 21, 2023Spring Festival Eve SundayJan 22, 2023Spring Festival Holiday ...
The Chinese calendar is different from the Gregorian(or western) calendar which begins each year on January 1st and ends on December 31st. The Chinese calendar based upon the (lunar)cycles of the moon and as a result, starts on a different date each year, between January 21st and February ...
For some parts of Europe, New Year's Day was determined by Easter, which meant a different New Year’s Day date every year. It wasn't until 1582 when the Roman Catholic Church officially adopted January 1st as the New Year. Most countries in Western Europe had officially adopted January ...