Chinese Calendar For 2010. Local holidays are not listed. Also get the corresponding chinese lunar calendar.
2010 Chinese Zodiac Calendar Year of the Tiger2
Web chinese calendar of january 2010 showing you auspicious things to do and things should be avoided in each day, holidays and corresponding lunar dates. Web chinese calendar is a lunar calendar whereas gregorian calendar is a solar calendar. Web chinese calendar 2010, july. Local holidays are not listed. It is also called the lunar calendar, yin calendar, xia calendar or the old chinese calendar. Web chinese calendar, a lunisolar calendar, is formed on the movement of the moon and the sun. Web as chinese zodiac follows lunar calendar, in gregorian calendar, people born from february 14, 2010 to february 2, 2011 are metal tiger, and people born from january 1 to february 13 in 2010 belong to the earth ox. Web chinese almanac showing traditional chinese festivals and holidays during the month of january, 2010. Web 2010 chinese new year day is on february 14, 2010 in china's time zone. Chinese almanac showing traditional chinese festivals and holidays during the month of july, 2010.
Web chinese calendar of january 2010 showing you auspicious things to do and things should be avoided in each day, holidays and corresponding lunar dates. Web this year, 2010, chinese zodiac sign is white metal tiger (yes, it's looking on you from the table of contents, do u like it? Web chinese new year for the year 2010 is celebrated/ observed on sunday, february 14th. Also get the corresponding chinese lunar calendar. Web 2010 chinese new year day is on february 14, 2010 in china's time zone. Web 5 rows 2010 chinese calendar (year of the tiger) showing chinese lunar date, 24 solar terms, chinese. To change location or date, use the settings options below. It is also called the lunar calendar, yin calendar, xia calendar or the old chinese calendar. Chinese new year is the first day of the new year in the chinese lunisolar calendar (chinese traditional calendar). Web chinese calendar is a lunar calendar whereas gregorian calendar is a solar calendar. Or 過年, 过年, guònián), also known as the lunar new year or the spring festival is the most important of the traditional chinese.
