Embed China Business Status on Your Website

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This is what your visitors will see. The widget auto-detects the current date in China time (Asia/Shanghai) and shows open/closed status with holiday details.

Option 1: JavaScript Widget (Recommended)

One line. Auto-updates. Detects makeup workdays. Under 2 KB.

<script src="https://pinjia.day/widget.js" async></script>

Best for:

• Sourcing agent websites — show clients when suppliers are reachable
• Freight forwarder booking pages — display port/factory status
• E-commerce seller dashboards — shipping delay warnings
• HR portals — cross-border team availability

Option 2: Inline Frame (iframe)

If you can't add JavaScript (email templates, CMS restrictions), use an iframe:

<iframe src="https://pinjia.day/en/today" style="border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:8px;width:100%;max-width:400px;height:200px" title="China Business Status"></iframe>

Option 3: API Integration

Build your own UI. The API is free, no key required, CORS enabled:

fetch("https://pinjia.day/api/v1/isWorkday?date=2026-02-14")
  .then(r => r.json())
  .then(d => console.log(d.isWorkday ? "Open" : "Closed"));

Full API documentation →

Who's Using This

Why Bother?

China has 6+ makeup workdays per year where a Saturday or Sunday is a mandatory workday. Google Calendar says "weekend" — but your supplier's factory is open and expecting your call. Missing these days means:

• Unanswered emails that could have moved production forward
• Wrong delivery date estimates in your checkout flow
• Missed windows to resolve quality issues before the next holiday

This widget handles all of that automatically. It checks our API once on page load, costs nothing, and never shows the wrong answer.