Meeting planner for China
From China, Tokyo is the easiest call.
Shared working hours with 14 of 23 cities today.
Each row is another city’s 9-to-6, drawn in China’s day. Gold is the time you share; amber is the fairest hour when there isn’t any. Hardest today: San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Chinayour day
- Tokyo+1 h8 h overlap
- Bangkok−1 h8 h overlap
- Seoul+1 h8 h overlap
- India−2½ h6½ h overlap
- Sydney+3 h6 h overlap
- Pakistan−3 h6 h overlap
- Dubai−4 h5 h overlap
- Tel Aviv−5 h4 h overlap
- Auckland+5 h4 h overlap
- Paris−6 h3 h overlap
- Berlin−6 h3 h overlap
- Johannesburg−6 h3 h overlap
- London−7 h2 h overlap
- Lagos−7 h2 h overlap
- São Paulo−11 hNo overlap
- New York−12 hNo overlap
- Toronto−12 hNo overlap
- Chicago−13 hNo overlap
- Denver−14 hNo overlap
- Mexico City−14 hNo overlap
- San Francisco−15 hNo overlap
- Los Angeles−15 hNo overlap
- Vancouver−15 hNo overlap
Questions
Which cities share the most working hours with China?
Tokyo (8 h), Bangkok (8 h), Seoul (8 h), India (6½ h). The whole meeting sits inside both 9-to-6 days, so nobody starts early or stays late.
Which cities have no working hours in common with China?
São Paulo, New York, Toronto, Chicago, Denver, Mexico City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Vancouver. For each, the city’s page finds the hour that asks the least of both sides.