Dates that matter in China 🇨🇳

The romantic days and holidays people in China expect you to remember, with dates for the next 12 months.

The next 12 months

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Feb7
Lunar New Year
The biggest family holiday of the year. Expect them to be busy with relatives, and send good wishes on the day.
Feb14
Valentine's Day
Cards, flowers and dinner for two. Customs vary: in Japan, women give chocolate and men return the favor on White Day.
May9
Mother's Day
A day for mothers, and a good chance to send your partner's mother a kind message.
May20
520 Day
"Wǔ èr líng" sounds like "I love you" in Mandarin, so May 20 has become a day for confessions, gifts and weddings.
Aug8
Qixi Festival
The Chinese Valentine's Day, on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, telling the story of two lovers who meet once a year.
Sep15
Mid-Autumn Festival
Families gather under the full moon and share mooncakes. A day when people far from home miss each other most.

Dates for lunar and Islamic holidays are calculated, and some are announced locally and can move by a day. Check closer to the time.

Two people from the same country can celebrate very differently. Ask how their family marks it, and what would feel special.

"Eid Mubarak", "Happy Diwali" or "Xīnnián kuàilè" in their language, at the right moment, means more than a big gift.

Send wishes when it's morning on the day where they are, not where you are. The time zone planner can help.

Anniversaries, the day you first spoke, the day you first met. Two calendars give you more reasons to celebrate, not fewer.

Ameluno is built for meeting people in other countries, with translated chat and video calls, so differences become something to share.