2004 calendar for China
2004
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Gregorian, leap year, 366 days a year. In 2004, there are 52 holidays and days off in China. On the Eastern Chinese calendar, 2004 is the year of the monkey. The year starts on Thursday and ends on Friday.
Calendar of holidays and weekends in 2004 for China
Jan 1, 2004 New Year's Day
Jan 2, 2004 New Year's weekend
Jan 3, 2004 New Year's weekend
Jan 4, 2004 Special Working Day
Jan 5, 2004 Special Working Day
Jan 6, 2004 Special Working Day
Jan 7, 2004 Special Working Day
Jan 22, 2004 Chinese New Year
Jan 23, 2004 Spring Festival Golden Week holiday
Jan 24, 2004 Spring Festival Golden Week holiday
Jan 25, 2004 Spring Festival Golden Week holiday
Jan 26, 2004 Spring Festival Golden Week holiday
Jan 27, 2004 Spring Festival Golden Week holiday
Jan 28, 2004 Spring Festival Golden Week holiday
Jan 29, 2004 Special Working Day
Feb 5, 2004 Lantern Festival
Feb 21, 2004 Zhonghe Festival
Mar 8, 2004 International Women's Day
Mar 12, 2004 Arbor Day
Mar 20, 2004 March Equinox
Apr 4, 2004 Qing Ming Jie
Apr 4, 2004 Qing Ming Jie
May 1, 2004 Labour Day
May 2, 2004 Labour Day Golden Week holiday
May 3, 2004 Labour Day Golden Week holiday
May 4, 2004 Labour Day Golden Week holiday
May 4, 2004 Youth Day
May 5, 2004 Labour Day Golden Week holiday
May 6, 2004 Labour Day Golden Week holiday
May 7, 2004 Labour Day Golden Week holiday
Jun 1, 2004 Children's Day
Jun 21, 2004 June Solstice
Jun 22, 2004 Dragon Boat Festival
Jul 1, 2004 CPC Founding Day
Jul 11, 2004 Maritime Day
Aug 1, 2004 Army Day
Aug 22, 2004 Chinese Valentine's Day
Aug 30, 2004 Spirit Festival
Sep 10, 2004 Teachers' Day
Sep 23, 2004 September Equinox
Sep 28, 2004 Mid-Autumn Festival
Oct 1, 2004 National Day
Oct 2, 2004 National Day Golden Week holiday
Oct 3, 2004 National Day Golden Week holiday
Oct 4, 2004 National Day Golden Week holiday
Oct 5, 2004 National Day Golden Week holiday
Oct 6, 2004 National Day Golden Week holiday
Oct 7, 2004 National Day Golden Week holiday
Oct 22, 2004 Double Ninth Festival
Nov 8, 2004 Journalists' Day
Dec 21, 2004 December Solstice
Dec 25, 2004 Christmas Day
