Holidays in 1955 - China Public Holidays

China HolidayGregorian DateChinese Lunar Date
Laba Festival January 01, 1955December 8, 1954
Spring Festival Eve January 23, 1955December 30, 1954
Spring Festival January 24, 1955January 1, 1955
Lantern Festival February 07, 1955January 15, 1955
Spring/Blue Dragon Festival February 23, 1955February 2, 1955
Dragon Boat Festival June 24, 1955May 5, 1955
Double Seventh Festival August 24, 1955July 7, 1955
Ghost Festival September 01, 1955July 15, 1955
Mid-Autumn Festival September 30, 1955August 15, 1955
The Double Ninth Festival October 24, 1955September 9, 1955

Note: China public holidays( ) include the New Year’s Day, Chinese Spring Festival (from Lunar New Year’s Eve to the sixth day of the New Year), Qingming Festival, May Day, the Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and the National Day (from Oct.1 to Oct.7). Holidays except the Chinese Spring Festival and National Day are usually 3-day holiday that are created by combine the weekends.

Chinese Lunar Month in 1955

Find Chinese Lunar Calendar dates in Western calendar from the following table.
Chinese Lunar MonthFrom (Gregorian Date)To (Gregorian Date)
The 1st Lunar Month Jan 24, 1955 Feb 21, 1955
The 2nd Lunar Month Feb 22, 1955 Mar 23, 1955
The 3rd Lunar Month Mar 24, 1955 Apr 21, 1955
The Second 3rd Lunar Month (Leap Month) 05 21, 1955 05 21, 1955
The 4th Lunar Month May 22, 1955 Jun 19, 1955
The 5th Lunar Month Jun 20, 1955 Jul 18, 1955
The 6th Lunar Month Jul 19, 1955 Aug 17, 1955
The 7th Lunar Month Aug 18, 1955 Sep 15, 1955
The 8th Lunar Month Sep 16, 1955 Oct 15, 1955
The 9th Lunar Month Oct 16, 1955 Nov 13, 1955
The 10th Lunar Month Nov 14, 1955 Dec 13, 1955
The 11th Lunar Month Dec 14, 1955 Jan 12, 1956
The 12th Lunar Month Jan 13, 1956 Feb 11, 1956

Month Pillar in 1955

Month Pillar is seedling, just like that of flowers and trees. Month Pillar represents a person's Siblings Palace, as well as his parents and siblings in the original family.
From (Gregorian Date)To (Gregorian Date)Month PillarZodiac
Jan 06, 1955 10:41Feb 04, 1955 10:25Ding ChouOx
Feb 04, 1955 10:26Mar 06, 1955 04:40Wu YinTiger
Mar 06, 1955 04:41Apr 05, 1955 09:47Ji MaoRabbit
Apr 05, 1955 09:48May 06, 1955 03:24Geng ChenDragon
May 06, 1955 03:25Jun 06, 1955 07:46Xin SiSnake
Jun 06, 1955 07:47Jul 08, 1955 06:06Ren WuHorse
Jul 08, 1955 06:07Aug 08, 1955 03:48Gui WeiSheep
Aug 08, 1955 03:49Sep 08, 1955 06:30Jia ShenMonkey
Sep 08, 1955 06:31Oct 09, 1955 09:50Yi YouRooster
Oct 09, 1955 09:51Nov 08, 1955 12:44Bing XuDog
Nov 08, 1955 12:45Dec 08, 1955 05:23Ding HaiPig
Dec 08, 1955 05:24Dec 31, 1955 12:00Wu ZiRat

24 Solar Terms in 1955

Solar TermsGregorian DateChinese Lunar Date
Slight Cold (Xiǎohán, 小寒)January 06, 1955December 13, 1954
Great Cold (Dàhán, 大寒)January 21, 1955December 28, 1954
Vernal Begins (Lìchūn, 立春)February 04, 1955January 12, 1955
Rain Water (Yǔshuǐ, 雨水)February 19, 1955January 27, 1955
Insects Awaken (Jīnzhé, 惊蛰)March 06, 1955February 13, 1955
Vernal Equinox (Chūnfēn, 春分)March 21, 1955February 28, 1955
Clear and Bright (Qīngmíng, 清明)April 05, 1955March 13, 1955
Grain Rain (Gǔyǔ, 谷雨)April 21, 1955March 29, 1955
Summer Begins (Lìxià, 立夏)May 06, 1955March 15, 1955
Grain Full (Xiǎomǎn, 小满)May 22, 1955April 1, 1955
Grain in Ear (Mángzhǒng, 芒种)June 06, 1955April 16, 1955
Summer Solstice (Xiàzhì, 夏至)June 22, 1955May 3, 1955
Slight Heat (Xiǎoshǔ, 小暑)July 08, 1955May 19, 1955
Great Heat (Dàshǔ, 大暑)July 23, 1955June 5, 1955
Autumn Begins (Lìqīu, 立秋)August 08, 1955June 21, 1955
Limit of Heat (Chúshǔ, 处暑)August 24, 1955July 7, 1955
White Dew (Báilù, 白露)September 08, 1955July 22, 1955
Autumnal Equinox (Qīufēn, 秋分)September 24, 1955August 9, 1955
Cold Dew (Hánlù, 寒露)October 09, 1955August 24, 1955
Frost's Descent (Shuāngjiàng, 霜降)October 24, 1955September 9, 1955
Winter Begins (Lìdōng, 立冬)November 08, 1955September 24, 1955
Light Snow (Xiǎoxuě, 小雪)November 23, 1955October 10, 1955
Great Snow (Dàxuě, 大雪)December 08, 1955October 25, 1955
Winter Solstice (Dōngzhì, 冬至)December 22, 1955November 9, 1955