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Instantly calculate the days left until Learn from Lei Feng Day on March 5 to help you prepare for commemorative events and activities.
March 5 is 'Learn from Lei Feng Day' in China, commemorating the soldier Lei Feng and his spirit of selfless service.
On March 5, 1963, Mao Zedong's calligraphy 'Learn from Comrade Lei Feng' was published. Since then, Lei Feng has become a cultural icon symbolizing selflessness, modesty, and dedication.
Overview
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Learn from Lei Feng Day is observed each year on March 5 in mainland China. This countdown treats the observance as a fixed Gregorian date; it does not move with the lunar calendar. The Ministry of Education describes March 5 as the annual observance date. The page counts toward the next occurrence by default, so after March 5 it advances to the following year.
The countdown reaches the start of March 5 according to the device’s local clock. Days, hours, minutes, and seconds are parts of one remaining-time display. The date identifies the observance; it does not specify when an individual ceremony or volunteer activity begins.
Guide
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Open the page to see the next March 5 and its live remaining time. Check the displayed year as well as the day and month.
Use the year controls to view another anniversary. If that date has passed, the page marks it as passed; return to the upcoming target when planning the next observance.
Use the calendar export control when you want a calendar entry for the displayed anniversary. Confirm the date and choose your own local activity time in the calendar, since the countdown only targets the date boundary.
Use cases
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An educator can check how close March 5 is, then schedule a lesson or service activity using the school’s own calendar and timetable.
A volunteer organizer can align recruitment and preparation around the annual date, then share a calendar event with the actual meeting time.
An editor outside China can confirm the observance date before preparing regional coverage, while checking local time differences for deadlines.
Q&A
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Yes. This page uses March 5 in the Gregorian calendar each year, matching the date described by China’s Ministry of Education.
The target is evaluated using each device’s local date and time. Check the device clock, time-zone setting, and displayed target year if the readings differ.
No. It counts to the start of the calendar date. Set a separate time for a ceremony, class, or volunteer shift in your calendar.
Notes
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The displayed interval depends on the device clock and local time zone, so it can differ near midnight or between locations. A calendar export records an event date but does not confirm official activities, public-holiday status, schedules, or local arrangements. Verify the details that apply to your organization before publishing an event notice.
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