2021 Chinese New Year Calendar

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2021 chinese new year calendar.

In 2021 the chinese new year calendar of events begins on february 11th and ends on february 26th. Most of the people celebrate the new year on january 1st and it only lasted one day. In china all stores are closed during the first five days of the spring festival with some not opening until the very end. When is the chinese new year s day in year 2021.

January 31st to february 6th. As an official public holiday chinese people can get seven days absence from work from february 11th to 17th. The chinese new year period ends. Chinese new year chinese.

People must stock up on new year supplies 年货 nian huo beforehand. This year s animal sign is the rat from 2020 01 25 to 2021 02 11. Chinese new year for the year 2021 is celebrated observed on friday february 12. February 1st tuesday tiger.

February 10th saturday dragon. This year the animal sign is the ox. Chinese new year calendar the coming chinese new year is 2021 02 12 which is 138 days away. 2021 is a year of the ox according to chinese zodiac.

While the chinese have their own date for this kind of event most of the people across the world also celebrate with them. Calendar generator create a calendar for any year. Moon phase calendar calculate moon phases for any year. It is on february 12 2021.

It is also known as the lunar new year or the spring festival. February 12th friday ox. January 22nd wednesday rabbit.

Or 過年 过年 guònián also known as the lunar new year or the spring festival is the most important of the traditional chinese holidays. The chinese new year of 2021 falls on february 12th friday and the festival will last to february 26th about 15 days in total. January 25th saturday rat. Chinese new year holiday.

Date calculator add or subtract days months years. In 2021 chinese new year begins on february 12th and ends february 26th with the lantern festival. It consists of a period of celeboxions starting on new year s day celeboxed on the first day of the first month of the chinese calendar.