This list of solar eclipses seen from China describes precise visibility information for solar eclipses and major cities in China. A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between Earth and the Sun, thereby obscuring Earth's view of the Sun. Eclipses can be total,

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, or

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. The zone of a total eclipse where the sky appears dark is often just a few miles wide. This is known as the path of totality. An eclipse that is "visible from Asia" in general terms might not be visible at all at a specific location. E.g., parts of Sri Lanka may fall into darkness for a few seconds, people in Indonesia, India, and Pakistan enjoy the partial eclipse, and

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may be too far away to fall under the moon's shadow. Occasionally a major city lies in the direct path of an annular or total eclipse, which is of great interest to

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buffs – some people make travel arrangements years in advance to observe eclipses. Nearly two-thirds of the Earth's surface is covered by

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, thus a total eclipse at a major metropolitan area where hotels and amenities are available is an event of considerable interest.

Eclipses between 1801 and 2200

: 1801-1900 * 1802 Aug 28 (annular) * (total) * 1816 Nov 19 (total) * (total) * 1824 Jun 27 (total) * (annular) * (annular) * (annular) * 1842 Jul 08 (total) * (annular) * (total) * (annular) * 1869 Aug 08 (total) * (annular) * (annular) * 1875 Apr 06 (total) * 1882 May 17 (total) * (annular) * 1887 Aug 19 (total) * (hybrid) * 1898 Jan 22 (total) : 1901-2000 * 1903 Mar 29 (annular) * 1907 Jan 14 (total) * 1911 Oct 22 (annular) * 1936 Jun 19 (total) * 1941 Sep 21 (total) * 1943 Feb 05 (total) * 1948 May 09 (annular) * 1955 Dec 14 (annular) * 1958 Apr 19 (annular) * 1965 Nov 23 (annular) * 1966 May 20 (annular) * 1968 Sep 22 (total) * 1976 Apr 29 (annular) * 1980 Feb 16 (total) * 1987 Sep 23 (annular) * 1997 Mar 09 (total) : 2001-2100 * 2008 Aug 01 (total) * 2009 Jul 22 (total) * 2010 Jan 15 (annular) * 2012 May 21 (annular) * 2020 Jun 21 (annular) * 2030 Jun 01 (annular) * 2034 Mar 20 (total) * 2035 Sep 02 (total) * 2041 Oct 25 (annular) * 2057 Jul 02 (annular) * 2060 Apr 30 (total) * 2063 Aug 24 (total) * 2064 Feb 17 (annular) * 2070 Apr 11 (total) * 2074 Jan 27 (annular) * 2085 Jun 22 (annular) * 2088 Apr 21 (total) * 2089 Oct 04 (total) * 2095 Nov 27 (annular) : 2101-2200 * 2115 May 24 (total) * 2117 Sep 26 (total) * 2118 Mar 22 (annular) * 2124 May 14 (total) * 2126 Oct 16 (total) * 2128 Mar 01 (annular) * 2129 Aug 15 (annular) * 2139 Jul 26 (annular) * 2142 May 25 (total) * 2149 Dec 30 (annular) * 2155 Apr 02 (annular) * 2157 Aug 05 (annular) * 2158 Jan 30 (annular) * 2162 Nov 07 (total) * 2168 Jan 10 (annular) * 2169 Jun 25 (total) * 2171 Oct 29 (total) * 2180 Nov 17 (total) * 2182 Apr 03 (hybrid) * 2187 Jul 06 (total)

Last and next eclipses for major cities

Eclipses between 1001 and 3000 for major cities

Beijing

* 1005 Jan 13 03:09 UTC (total) * 1189 Feb 17 03:37 UTC (annular) * 1277 Oct 28 05:19 UTC (total) * 1292 Jan 21 05:28 UTC (annular) * 1561 Feb 14 09:25 UTC (annular) * 1665 Jan 16 08:41 UTC (annular) * 1802 Aug 28 07:46 UTC (annular) * 2035 Sep 02 00:33 UTC (total) * 2118 Mar 22 07:33 UTC (annular) * 2187 Jul 06 09:11 UTC (total) * 2609 Apr 26 07:46 UTC (total) * 2636 May 26 21:11 UTC (total) * 2686 Sep 09 23:13 UTC (annular) * 2739 Apr 30 00:42 UTC (annular) * 2762 Aug 12 01:42 UTC (total) * 2894 Dec 18 06:36 UTC (annular)

Shanghai

* 1069 Jul 21 00:05 UTC (annular) * 1080 Dec 14 02:39 UTC (annular) * 1107 Dec 16 07:49 UTC (annular) * 02:13 UTC (total) * 1575 May 10 06:37 UTC (total) * 1731 Dec 28 23:34 UTC (annular) * 1802 Aug 28 08:09 UTC (annular) * 1987 Sep 23 02:06 UTC (annular) * 2009 Jul 22 01:39 UTC (total) * 2309 Jun 09 06:01 UTC (total) * 2312 Apr 07 21:53 UTC (annular) * 2357 May 19 23:32 UTC (annular) * 2440 Nov 24 23:32 UTC (annular)

Tianjin

* 1189 Feb 17 03:37 UTC (annular) * 1277 Oct 28 05:21 UTC (total) * 1292 Jan 21 05:30 UTC (annular) * 1665 Jan 16 08:42 UTC (annular) * 1802 Aug 28 07:48 UTC (annular) * 2118 Mar 22 07:33 UTC (annular) * 2187 Jul 06 09:13 UTC (total) * 2415 Apr 10 02:49 UTC (total) * 2439 Jun 11 23:52 UTC (annular) * 2636 May 26 21:09 UTC (total) * 2686 Sep 09 23:12 UTC (annular) * 2739 Apr 30 00:41 UTC (annular) * 2762 Aug 12 01:43 UTC (total) * 2894 Dec 18 06:38 UTC (annular)

Chongqing

* 1135 Jan 16 03:05 UTC (annular) * 1397 May 26 22:23 UTC (total) * 1824 Jun 26 22:10 UTC (total) * 2009 Jul 22 01:15 UTC (total) * 2010 Jan 15 08:50 UTC (annular) * 2241 Aug 08 06:20 UTC (total) * 2429 Jul 02 01:33 UTC (annular) * 2533 May 25 10:42 UTC (annular) * 2610 Oct 09 00:11 UTC (annular) * 2642 Jul 19 00:17 UTC (annular) * 2656 Oct 10 03:55 UTC (total) * 2840 Nov 15 06:27 UTC (annular) * 2902 Jul 26 07:45 UTC (total)

Last and next eclipses for Hong Kong

* 0030 Nov 14 (total) * 0060 Oct 13 (annular) * 0073 Jul 23 (total) * 0168 Dec 17 (annular) * 0327 Jun 06 (total) * 0392 Jul 07 (annular) * 0438 Dec 03 (total) * 0888 Apr 15 (annular) * 1040 Dec 02 (hybrid) * 1265 Jan 19 (annular) * 1444 Nov 10 (hybrid) * 1610 Dec 15 (annular) * 1658 Jun 01 (annular) * 1742 Mar 03 (total) * 1785 Aug 05 (annular) * 1789 Nov 17 (hybrid) * (total) * 1955 Dec 14 (annular) * 1958 Apr 19 (annular) * 2012 May 20 (annular) * 2320 May 9 (annular) * 2685 Mar 27 (annular) * 2867 Dec 17 (annular) * 2881 Mar 21 (total) * 2888 May 2 (annular) * 2907 Oct 28 (annular) * 2910 Aug 26 (hybrid) * 2935 Apr 24 (total)

Last and next eclipses for Macau

* -1012 Nov 14 (annular) * -0979 Feb 19 (annular) * -0665 Mar 27 (total) * -0624 Jul 19 (annular) * -0143 Sep 08 (annular) * -0122 Jan 23 (annular) * 0030 Nov 14 (total) * 0060 Oct 13 (annular) * 0168 Dec 17 (annular) * 0327 Jun 06 (total) * 0438 Dec 03 (total) * 0888 Apr 15 (annular) * 1040 Feb 15 (hybrid) * 1265 Jan 19 (annular) * 1610 Dec 15 (annular) * 1658 Jan 01 (annular) * 1742 Jun 03 (total) * 1785 Aug 05 (annular) * (total) * 2012 May 20 (annular) * 2685 Mar 27 (annular) * 2867 Dec 17 (annular) * 2881 Mar 21 (total) * 2888 May 2 (annular) * 2907 Oct 28 (annular) * 2910 Aug 26 (hybrid) * 2935 Apr 24 (total) {{DEFAULTSORT:Solar Eclipses Seen From China Lists of events in China China Historical events in China