What day is the weekend in China?

In China, Saturday and Sunday are weekends.

The last day of the week, but its definition is different in different regions and cultures. According to the tradition of many English-speaking countries, Saturday is the last day of the week, so the weekend may refer to Saturday. In other countries and Chinese mainland, weekends include Saturday and Sunday. In society, Saturdays and Sundays under the weekend system are the time when most students and office workers can take a vacation without going to work, so they are collectively called weekends.

Weekends in the West and the East:

In Christian classics, Saturday, the last day of the week, is the Sabbath mentioned in the Old Testament; Sunday is the first day of the week, and it is the day for believers to worship (mass).

In China, it is called Saturday, and in Taiwan Province, it is also called Saturday for short. Because it is the last day of the week, it is usually called the weekend. According to the Bible, Saturday is the seventh day after God created everything in six days, and God rested on this day. According to the Ten Commandments of the Bible, this day is the Sabbath, and Judaism and some Christian sects regard this day as Sunday.