| JAN 1 |
Thursday |
New Year's Day |
Public Holiday |
January 1, the first day of the Gregorian year; a national public holiday. |
| JAN 2 |
Friday |
New Year's Day (Substitute Holiday) |
Substitute Holiday |
Make-up rest day inside the New Year's Day break, paired with an earlier mandated working weekend so the consecutive break can span three days. |
| FEB 16 |
Monday |
Chinese New Year's Eve |
Public Holiday |
Lunar New Year's Eve, family reunion dinner night. |
| FEB 17 |
Tuesday |
Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) |
Public Holiday |
Lunar New Year's Day, the most important traditional Chinese holiday. |
| FEB 18 |
Wednesday |
Spring Festival (Day 2) |
Public Holiday |
Lunar January 2, second day of the Spring Festival holiday. |
| FEB 19 |
Thursday |
Spring Festival (Day 3) |
Public Holiday |
Lunar January 3, third day of the Spring Festival holiday. |
| FEB 20 |
Friday |
Spring Festival (Substitute Holiday) |
Substitute Holiday |
Make-up rest day inside the Spring Festival break, paired with an earlier mandated working weekend so the consecutive holiday can extend to seven or eight days. |
| FEB 23 |
Monday |
Spring Festival (Substitute Holiday) |
Substitute Holiday |
Make-up rest day inside the Spring Festival break, paired with an earlier mandated working weekend so the consecutive holiday can extend to seven or eight days. |
| APR 5 |
Sunday |
Qingming Festival (Tomb-Sweeping Day) |
Public Holiday |
Around April 4-6, traditional day for tomb sweeping and ancestor veneration. |
| APR 6 |
Monday |
Qingming Festival (Substitute Holiday) |
Substitute Holiday |
Make-up holiday inside the Qingming Festival break, paired with an earlier working weekend so families get a continuous three-day window for tomb-sweeping and spring outings. |
| MAY 1 |
Friday |
Labour Day |
Public Holiday |
May 1, International Workers' Day, a national public holiday. |
| MAY 2 |
Saturday |
Labour Day |
Public Holiday |
May 1, International Workers' Day, a national public holiday. |
| MAY 4 |
Monday |
Labour Day (Substitute Holiday) |
Substitute Holiday |
Make-up rest day inside the May Labour Day break, paired with an earlier mandated working weekend so the consecutive break can span five days. |
| MAY 5 |
Tuesday |
Labour Day (Substitute Holiday) |
Substitute Holiday |
Make-up rest day inside the May Labour Day break, paired with an earlier mandated working weekend so the consecutive break can span five days. |
| JUN 19 |
Friday |
Dragon Boat Festival |
Public Holiday |
Lunar May 5, commemorates poet Qu Yuan with dragon boat races and zongzi. |
| SEP 25 |
Friday |
Mid-Autumn Festival |
Public Holiday |
Lunar August 15, traditional family reunion festival celebrated with mooncakes and moon viewing. |
| OCT 1 |
Thursday |
National Day |
Public Holiday |
October 1, anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. |
| OCT 2 |
Friday |
National Day |
Public Holiday |
October 1, anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. |
| OCT 3 |
Saturday |
National Day |
Public Holiday |
October 1, anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. |
| OCT 5 |
Monday |
National Day (Substitute Holiday) |
Substitute Holiday |
Make-up holiday inside National Day Golden Week, paired with an earlier mandated working weekend to extend the consecutive break to seven days. |
| OCT 6 |
Tuesday |
National Day (Substitute Holiday) |
Substitute Holiday |
Make-up holiday inside National Day Golden Week, paired with an earlier mandated working weekend to extend the consecutive break to seven days. |
| OCT 7 |
Wednesday |
National Day (Substitute Holiday) |
Substitute Holiday |
Make-up holiday inside National Day Golden Week, paired with an earlier mandated working weekend to extend the consecutive break to seven days. |