Beijing
China Reference

China · China Standard Time · Asia/Shanghai
Beijing is on China Standard Time (CST, UTC+8) all year and doesn’t use daylight saving time. Right now it’s 13 hours ahead of New York and 8 hours ahead of London.
Times checked against the IANA time zone database. How WherOra calculates times
China Reference
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Comparing working hours · 8 AM–5 PM in each city
Daily hours, including weekends. Public holidays are not checked. Daylight saving guide → · Plan fair meetings
All timelines share one moment. Dates follow Beijing. Daytime is 7 AM–7 PM, not sunrise/sunset.
Beijing uses China Standard Time (CST, UTC+8) all year. All of mainland China uses this one time zone. Its abbreviation CST is shared with US Central Standard Time, so name the city when you schedule.
No. Beijing stays on UTC+8 all year, so its clocks never change. Its time difference with cities that do change their clocks, such as New York or London, still moves by an hour twice a year.
These cities in our world clock share Beijing’s time zone: Shanghai.
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To compare Beijing with any other place, use the clock above: press + Add city, or set a date and drag the timeline to check a future meeting. Convert a specific time or plan a meeting for up to six cities.
Beijing uses China Standard Time (CST, UTC+8) all year. On phones and computers its time zone is called Asia/Shanghai.
No. Beijing doesn’t use daylight saving time: it stays on CST (UTC+8) all year.
10:00 PM in Beijing. Beijing is 13 hours ahead of New York right now. From March 14, when New York changes its clocks, 9 AM in New York is 9:00 PM in Beijing.
North America ↔ Europe
North America ↔ Asia & Pacific
Europe ↔ Asia & Middle East
Badges show how far ahead or behind the second city is today.
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