Book Printing China Holidays 2022 | Zodiac Year the Water Tiger

The China Zodiac for 2022 is the year of the Water Tiger.

People with Chinese zodiac Tiger born in 2022 are full of self-confidence. They like a challenging and exciting life, and they can go all out to face difficulties and will not be easily affected by the external environment. In addition, they have a calm mind and delicate thoughts. Water tiger has strong learning ability and they are full of innovative spirit. They have accurate judgment, and clear insight, which can always help them seize the opportunity.

The Water Tiger have a strong self-esteem, and they are unwilling to accept other people’s opinions. Their behavior may leave others an impression of arrogance and snobbery. Sometimes they are indecisive and may lose many opportunities. They like to act alone and are not good at communicating with others.

Contact your Sales Representative regarding production when printing books in China!

The 2022 Chinese New Year day is on Tuesday, February 1, 2021.

Production and shipping literally comes to a halt during the Chinese New Year. Also, the Autumn festival in October is another major closure period. This holiday season is largest human migration on the planet. Many people who work far from their hometowns will make time-consuming journeys back to visit family and friends. Spending time with relatives eating and enjoying the other’s company. Expect delays during this holiday for your books printed in China.

These holidays are important to incorporate in the print production schedule when book printing in China. The larger holidays, please keep in mind, workers tend to extend their holiday due to the traveling conditions. Producing during these major holidays (Note the the bolded is the largest holiday delays), expect production and shipping delays. If you have any question planning your book  book printing in China please contact PRC Book Printing at info@prcbookprinting.com

China Holidays 2022 | Year of the Water Tiger

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