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China has 7 legal holidays in a year, including New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, May Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day. The Chinese Public Holiday Calendar below provides detailed information of 2012-2023 Chinese public holidays. At these festivals, all Chinese people will be on vacation. So If you want to get your Chinese Driver's License or extend Chinese Visa, please avoid these days, and make your arrangement in advance.
2023 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2023 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 -2 N/A Spring Festival Jan. 21 - 27 Jan. 28(Sat.) Jan. 29(Sun.) Qingming Festival Apr. 5 N/A May Day Apr. 29 - May 3Apr. 23(Sun.) May 6(Sat.) Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 22 - 24 Jun. 25(Sun.) Mid-Autumn Day Sep. 29 - Oct. 6 Oct. 7 (Sat.) Oct. 8 (Sun.) National Day Sep. 29 - Oct. 6Oct. 7 (Sat.) Oct. 8 (Sun.) 2022 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2022 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 -3 N/A Spring Festival Jan. 31 - Feb. 6 Jan. 29(Sat.) Jan. 30(Sun.) Qingming Festival Apr. 3 - 5 Apr. 2(Sat.) May Day Apr. 30 - May 4Apr. 24(Sun.) May 7(Sat.) Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 3 - 5 N/A Mid-Autumn Day Sep. 10 - 12 N/A National Day Oct. 1 - 7Oct. 8 (Sat.) Oct. 9 (Sun.) 2021 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2021 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 - 3 N/A Spring Festival Feb. 11 - 17 Feb. 7(Sun.) Feb. 20(Sat.) Qingming Festival Apr. 3 - 5 N/A May Day May 1 - 5Apr. 25(Sun.) May 8(Sat.) Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 12 - 14 N/A National Day Oct. 1 - 7Sep. 26 (Sun.) Oct. 9 (Sat.) 2020 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2020 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 N/A Spring Festival Jan. 24 - Jan. 30 Jan. 19(Sun.) Feb. 1(Sat.) Qingming Festival Apr. 4 - 6 N/A May Day May 1 - 5Apr. 26(Sun.) May 9(Sat.) Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 25 - 27 Jun. 28(Sun.) National Day Oct. 1 - 8Sep. 27 (Sun.) Oct. 10 (Sat.) 2019 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2019 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Dec. 30 2018 - Jan. 1 Dec. 29 2018 (Sat.) Spring Festival Feb. 4 - Feb. 10 Feb. 2(Sat.) Feb. 3(Sun.) Qingming Festival Apr. 5 N/A May Day May 1 - 4 May 5(Sun.) Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 7 N/A Mid-Autumn Day Sep. 13 N/A National Day Oct. 1 - 7Sep. 29 (Sun.) Oct. 12 (Sat.) 2018 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2018 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 N/A Spring Festival Feb. 15 - Feb. 21 Feb. 11(Sun.) Feb. 24(Sat.) Qingming Festival Apr. 5 - 7 Apr. 8 (Sun.) May Day Apr. 29 - May 1 Apr. 28 (Sat.) Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 16 - 18 N/A Mid-Autumn Day Sep. 22 - 24 N/A National Day Oct. 1 - 7Sep. 29 (Sat.) Sep. 30 (Sun.) 2017 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2017 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 - 2 N/A Spring Festival Jan. 27 - Feb. 2 Jan. 22(Sun.) Feb. 4(Sat.) Qingming Festival Apr. 2 - 4 Apr. 1 (Sat.) May Day May 1 N/A Dragon Boat Festival May 28 - 30 May 27(Sat.) Mid-Autumn Day & National Day Oct. 1 - 8 Sep. 30 (Sat.)2016 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2016 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 - 3 N/A Spring Festival Feb. 7 - 13 Feb. 6(Sat.) Feb. 14(Sun.) Qingming Festival Apr. 2 - 4 N/A May Day Apr. 30 - May 2 N/A Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 9 - 11 Jun. 12(Sun.) Mid-Autumn Day Sep. 15-17 Sep. 18(Sun.) National Day Oct. 1 - 7Oct. 8(Sat.) Oct. 9(Sun.) 2015 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2015 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 - 3 Jan 4(Sun.) Spring Festival Feb. 18 - 24 Feb. 15(Sun.) Feb. 28(Sat.) Qingming Festival Apr. 5 - 6 N/A May Day May 1 N/A Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 20 - 22 N/A Mid-Autumn Day Sep. 27 N/A National Day Oct. 1 - 7 Oct. 10(Sat.)2014 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2014 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 N/A Spring Festival Jan. 31 - Feb. 6 Jan. 26(Sun.) Feb. 8 (Sat.) Qingming Festival Apr. 5 - 7 N/A May Day May 1 - 3 May 4 (Sun.) Dragon Boat Festival May 31 - Jun. 2 N/A Mid-Autumn Day Sep. 6 - 8 N/A National Day Oct. 1 - 7 Sep. 28 (Sun.) Oct. 11(Sat.)2013 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2013 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 - 3 Jan. 5 (Sat.) Jan. 6 (Sun) Spring Festival Feb. 9 - 15 Feb. 16(Sat.) Feb. 17(Sun.) Qingming Festival Apr. 4 - 6 Apr. 7 (Sun.) May Day Apr. 29 - May 1 Apr. 27(Sat.) Apr. 28(Sun.) Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 10 - 12 Jun. 8(Sat.) Jun. 9(Sun.) Mid-Autumn Day Sep. 19 - 21 Sep. 22(Sun.) National Day Oct. 1 - 7 Sep. 29(Sun.) Oct. 12(Sat.)2012 Official Chinese Public Holiday Calendar 2012 Holidays Working Weekends New Year's Day Jan. 1 - 3 Spring Festival Jan. 22 - 28 Jan. 21(Sat.) Jan. 29(Sun.) Qingming Festival Apr. 2 - 4. Mar. 31(Sat.) Apr. 1 (Sun.) May Day Apr. 29 - May 1 Apr. 28(Sat) Dragon Boat Festival Jun. 22 - 24. Mid-Autumn Day Sep. 30. National Day Oct. 1 - 7 Sep. 29(Sat.)Why working during weekends? That's because, in order to have uninterrupted holidays, some working days is assigned to weekends. Some people have a half day off on the following four holidays or anniversaries including Women's Day, Youth Day, Children's Day and Army Day of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. Women have half day off on Women's Day. Young people over 14 years of age have a half day off on Youth Day. Children under 14 years old have a day off on Children's Day. Active members of the army have a half-day holiday on Army Day. If you need to make plan for your business trip or visa issue in Hong Kong, then you should check the calendar of Hong Kong Public Holiday. |
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