Holidays in 2004 - China Public Holidays

China HolidayGregorian DateChinese Lunar Date
Spring Festival Eve January 21, 2004December 30, 2003
Spring Festival January 22, 2004January 1, 2004
Lantern Festival February 05, 2004January 15, 2004
Spring/Blue Dragon Festival February 21, 2004February 2, 2004
Qing Ming Festival April 04, 2004February 15, 2004
Dragon Boat Festival June 22, 2004May 5, 2004
Double Seventh Festival August 22, 2004July 7, 2004
Ghost Festival August 30, 2004July 15, 2004
Mid-Autumn Festival September 28, 2004August 15, 2004
The Double Ninth Festival October 22, 2004September 9, 2004

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 2004

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 22, 2004 Feb 19, 2004
The 2nd Lunar Month Feb 20, 2004 Mar 19, 2004
The Second 2nd Lunar Month (Leap Month) 03 20, 2004 04 18, 2004
The 3rd Lunar Month Apr 19, 2004 May 18, 2004
The 4th Lunar Month May 19, 2004 Jun 17, 2004
The 5th Lunar Month Jun 18, 2004 Jul 16, 2004
The 6th Lunar Month Jul 17, 2004 Aug 15, 2004
The 7th Lunar Month Aug 16, 2004 Sep 13, 2004
The 8th Lunar Month Sep 14, 2004 Oct 13, 2004
The 9th Lunar Month Oct 14, 2004 Nov 11, 2004
The 10th Lunar Month Nov 12, 2004 Dec 11, 2004
The 11th Lunar Month Dec 12, 2004 Jan 09, 2005
The 12th Lunar Month Jan 10, 2005 Feb 08, 2005

Month Pillar in 2004

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, 2004 08:12Feb 04, 2004 07:52Yi ChouOx
Feb 04, 2004 07:53Mar 05, 2004 01:52Bing YinTiger
Mar 05, 2004 01:53Apr 04, 2004 06:39Ding MaoRabbit
Apr 04, 2004 06:40May 05, 2004 11:55Wu ChenDragon
May 05, 2004 11:56Jun 05, 2004 04:01Ji SiSnake
Jun 05, 2004 04:02Jul 07, 2004 02:14Geng WuHorse
Jul 07, 2004 02:15Aug 07, 2004 12:01Xin WeiSheep
Aug 07, 2004 12:02Sep 07, 2004 02:57Ren ShenMonkey
Sep 07, 2004 02:58Oct 08, 2004 06:38Gui YouRooster
Oct 08, 2004 06:39Nov 07, 2004 09:53Jia XuDog
Nov 07, 2004 09:54Dec 07, 2004 02:47Yi HaiPig
Dec 07, 2004 02:48Dec 31, 2004 12:00Bing ZiRat

24 Solar Terms in 2004

Solar TermsGregorian DateChinese Lunar Date
Slight Cold (Xiǎohán, 小寒)January 06, 2004December 15, 2003
Great Cold (Dàhán, 大寒)January 21, 2004December 30, 2003
Vernal Begins (Lìchūn, 立春)February 04, 2004January 14, 2004
Rain Water (Yǔshuǐ, 雨水)February 19, 2004January 29, 2004
Insects Awaken (Jīnzhé, 惊蛰)March 05, 2004February 15, 2004
Vernal Equinox (Chūnfēn, 春分)March 20, 2004February 30, 2004
Clear and Bright (Qīngmíng, 清明)April 04, 2004February 15, 2004
Grain Rain (Gǔyǔ, 谷雨)April 20, 2004March 2, 2004
Summer Begins (Lìxià, 立夏)May 05, 2004March 17, 2004
Grain Full (Xiǎomǎn, 小满)May 21, 2004April 3, 2004
Grain in Ear (Mángzhǒng, 芒种)June 05, 2004April 18, 2004
Summer Solstice (Xiàzhì, 夏至)June 21, 2004May 4, 2004
Slight Heat (Xiǎoshǔ, 小暑)July 07, 2004May 20, 2004
Great Heat (Dàshǔ, 大暑)July 22, 2004June 6, 2004
Autumn Begins (Lìqīu, 立秋)August 07, 2004June 22, 2004
Limit of Heat (Chúshǔ, 处暑)August 23, 2004July 8, 2004
White Dew (Báilù, 白露)September 07, 2004July 23, 2004
Autumnal Equinox (Qīufēn, 秋分)September 23, 2004August 10, 2004
Cold Dew (Hánlù, 寒露)October 08, 2004August 25, 2004
Frost's Descent (Shuāngjiàng, 霜降)October 23, 2004September 10, 2004
Winter Begins (Lìdōng, 立冬)November 07, 2004September 25, 2004
Light Snow (Xiǎoxuě, 小雪)November 22, 2004October 11, 2004
Great Snow (Dàxuě, 大雪)December 07, 2004October 26, 2004
Winter Solstice (Dōngzhì, 冬至)December 21, 2004November 10, 2004