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Instantly view the days remaining until National 110 Campaign Day on January 10th. Easily track this annual police safety event with zero setup required.
January 10 is the National 110 Publicity Day, promoting the correct use of the emergency number 110.
110 is the emergency telephone number for the police in China. The day aims to enhance public understanding and support for the police force.
Overview
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This countdown is for China’s annual 110 Publicity Day, held on January 10. The date is closely associated with public security and the 110 emergency-call service; the same date is also China’s People’s Police Day, established beginning in 2021. The National Immigration Administration’s announcement describes the annual January 10 date and the long-running 110 publicity activities.
The page calculates the time remaining to the next January 10 from the selected or current year supported by the date control. It is a calendar reminder for a fixed annual date, not an official event schedule. Read the official Chinese announcement for context: People’s Police Day established on January 10.
Guide
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Use the year selection or the default annual target shown on the page. Confirm the displayed date is January 10.
The countdown expresses the interval to the date. When January 10 has passed, the annual target advances to the next occurrence.
If the page offers calendar export, use its control to add the fixed-date reminder. Check the imported entry in your calendar before sharing it with a group.
Use cases
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An educator can use January 10 as a prompt to explain that the date is observed in mainland China and is associated with public security outreach.
A communications team can note the annual date while preparing a reminder, then consult local authorities for current themes and event arrangements.
A user can save the date as an annual reminder. The countdown helps with timing but does not provide location-specific activities or service information.
Q&A
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It is observed annually on January 10 in mainland China. The date is also China’s People’s Police Day, established from 2021.
No. It calculates time to the annual date. Event schedules, local activities, and current publicity themes must come from the relevant local authority.
The next annual occurrence becomes the target. Check the year shown by the page if you are preparing a future reminder.
Notes
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A countdown can vary with the device clock, time zone, and the component’s handling of the selected date. Confirm the date and year before relying on a reminder, especially when viewing from outside mainland China. Calendar export, when available, is a convenience and should be checked after import.
This page does not provide emergency assistance, explain how to contact emergency services, or announce official activities. For event details and local guidance, consult an appropriate mainland China government or public security authority.
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