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2013 Year of the Snake

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February 9, 2021
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Year: 2013 – is the Year of the Snake in Chinese Culture and Tradition

Below is the calendar of official government holidays for Taiwan for 2013

2013 DateNameRemarks
Monday, January 1stNew Years DayRepublic Day (Monday the 31st is also an official holiday)
Saturday, February 9thChinese New YearDay before 1st day of 1st lunar month
Sunday, February 10thChinese New Year1st day of 1st lunar month
Monday, February 11thChinese New Year2nd day of 1st lunar month
Tuesday, February 12thChinese New Year3rd day of 1st lunar month
Wednesday, February 13thChinese New Year4th day of 1st lunar month
Thursday, February 14thChinese New Year5th day of 1st lunar month
Friday, February 15thChinese New Year6th day of 1st lunar month
Thursday, February 28thPeace Memorial Day 
Thursday, April 4thChildrens Day 
Friday, April 5thTomb Sweeping Day 
Wednesday, June 12thDragon Boat Festival 
Thursday, September 19thMid-Autumn Festival 
Friday, September 20thMid-Autumn Festival 
Thursday, October 10thNational DayCelebrates the start of the Wuchang Uprising of October 10, 1911

2013 – the Year of the Snake

2014 – the Year of the Horse

2015 – the Year of the Sheep

2016 – the Year of the Monkey

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