Father's Day in China is celebrated on the third Sunday of June every year. The holiday is relatively new in China, having been introduced in the 21st century to recognize the important role that fathers play in the family.

The idea of Father's Day was first introduced to China in 1945 by the American YMCA. However, it was not widely celebrated until the 21st century when the commercialization of the holiday began to take hold. Today, Father's Day is widely recognized and celebrated in China, with gift-giving and other festivities.

In Chinese culture, fathers are highly respected and play a crucial role in the family. They are seen as the head of the household and the primary breadwinner. Father's Day provides an opportunity for children to show their appreciation for their fathers and to express their love and gratitude for all that they do.