Child's day in China
Child's day in China is held on June 1. This event in the first decade of the month June is annual. 
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Children’s Day was first started by Reverend Dr. Charles Leonard, a pastor of a church in the US, in June 1856. Dr. Leonard had initially named the day ‘Rose Day,’ though it later became known as ‘Flower Sunday’ and, eventually, ‘Children’s Day.’ Since 1950, many countries have recognized June 1 as The International Day for Protection of Children.
Children’s Day in China was first recognized in 1949 after the State Council dedicated a half-day off for all primary schools across the country in June. The holiday has been extended to a full day since 1956.
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Youth Day in China on May 4
Tiananmen Square Protests of 1989 Memorial Day on June 4 (International);
International Day of Women in Diplomacy on June 24
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day on July 1 (Hong Kong, China);
Birthday of the Dalai Lama XIV on July 6 (July 6, 1935);
Chih Nu Day in China on July 7 (also called Zhinu in China, or Kamuhata Hime in Japan);
Armed Forces Day in China on August 1 (or Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Liberation Army in People's Republic of China)