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Chinese People's Police Day Countdown
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Automatically displays the remaining days until Chinese People's Police Day. A handy holiday countdown tool.
January 10 is designated as Chinese People's Police Day to honor the police force.
Established in 2020, it recognizes the contributions and sacrifices of the people's police in maintaining social stability and protecting the people.
Overview
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Chinese People's Police Day is observed each year on January 10 in mainland China. The State Council announced the date beginning in 2021. This countdown shows the time remaining until that calendar date; it does not establish that the date is a general public holiday or specify when any local ceremony begins.
The target is midnight at the start of January 10 in the device's local time zone. The display breaks the remaining interval into days, hours, minutes, and seconds and refreshes once per second. If January 10 has passed, the default target moves to January 10 of the next calendar year.
Guide
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The page calculates the default countdown automatically; there is no date field to fill in.
Use the year selector to view a particular anniversary counted from the 2021 establishment year. The chosen anniversary remains on January 10.
Use the calendar control to export the displayed event for your calendar. Check the imported event's time zone and alert settings in your calendar app.
The timer uses your device's current clock. A wrong date, clock time, or time-zone setting can make the countdown differ from the time where you are.
Use cases
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Organizers can check the selected anniversary and use the calendar export as a date marker while building their own schedule for announcements, materials, or a gathering.
Teachers and students can confirm the fixed January 10 date and discuss the observance in its mainland China context, without treating it as a lunar-calendar date.
Readers outside China can save a calendar entry, then adjust its time zone and notifications to suit their location and plans.
Q&A
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No. The announced annual date is January 10. The default countdown advances to the next occurrence after this year's date has passed.
It measures the interval to midnight at the beginning of the target date using your device's local clock, then displays the remaining days and smaller time units.
Yes. The year selector changes the anniversary being displayed; it does not change the observance date from January 10.
The countdown confirms a named observance date only. Check an official calendar or your employer's schedule for work and closure rules.
Notes
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The countdown follows the date and time supplied by your device. Calendar exports are date markers; review the imported time zone and any reminders in your calendar app. The page does not determine local ceremonies, work closures, or official schedules outside mainland China.
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