1909 Holidays and Events in China

Additional Information	Date	Name
	1/1/1909, Fri	New Year's Day
Note Typically a 3-day festival including New Year's day, with the dates of observance varying from year to year.
	1/22/1909, Fri	Chinese New Year's Celebration (Spring Festival)
Note The Spring Festival typically lasts 6 or 7 days starting with Chinese Lunar New Year's Eve, with duration varying from year to year.
	4/5/1909, Mon	Qingming Festival (Tomb Sweeping)
Note Typically lasts 3 days and includes the date shown.
	5/1/1909, Sat	Labor Day (May Day)
Note Typically a 3-day celebration that includes May 1.
	2/10/1910, Thu	Chinese Lunar New Year's Day
Note Celebrated as part of the Spring Festival.
	3/8/1910, Tue	International Women's Day
Note Half-day celebration for women.
	5/4/1910, Wed	Youth Day
Note Half-day celebration for people aged 14 through 28.
	6/1/1910, Wed	Children's Day
Note Full-day celebration for people aged below 14.
	6/11/1910, Sat	Dragon Boat Festival
Note Typically lasts 4 days and includes the date shown.
	8/1/1910, Mon	Army Day
Note Full-day celebration for military personnel.
	9/18/1910, Sun	Mid Autumn Festival
Note Typically lasts 7 days and includes the date shown.
	10/1/1910, Sat	Chinese National Day
Note Typically lasts 7 days and includes the date shown.

1/1/1909, Fri

New Year's Day

Note: Typically a 3-day festival including New Year's day, with the dates of observance varying from year to year.

1/22/1909, Fri

Chinese New Year's Celebration (Spring Festival)

Note: The Spring Festival typically lasts 6 or 7 days starting with Chinese Lunar New Year's Eve, with duration varying from year to year.

4/5/1909, Mon

Qingming Festival (Tomb Sweeping)

5/1/1909, Sat

Labor Day (May Day)

2/10/1910, Thu

Chinese Lunar New Year's Day

3/8/1910, Tue

International Women's Day

5/4/1910, Wed

Youth Day

6/1/1910, Wed

Children's Day

6/11/1910, Sat

Dragon Boat Festival

8/1/1910, Mon

Army Day

9/18/1910, Sun

Mid Autumn Festival

10/1/1910, Sat

Chinese National Day