China’s Official 2020 Public Holiday Calendar Just Came Out!

Many people who work and live in China concern Chinese public holiday calendar a lot. Now, the official one is finally released! It’s time to start planning your schedule ahead of the next year! 

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We have summarized the related info. from China’s General Office of the State Council and here is the complete public holiday schedule for 2020. 

NEW YEAR’S DAY

Jan 1, Wed

Days off 1 day, Jan 1

No adjusted workdays

CHINESE NEW YEAR

(SPRING FESTIVALS)

Jan 25-27, Sat-Mon

Days off 7 days, Jan 24-30

Adjusted Workdays 2 days, Jan 19 & Feb 1

TOMB SWEEPING DAY

(QINGMING FESTIVAL)

Apr 4, Sat

Days off 3 days, Apr 4-6

No adjusted workdays

 

LABOUR DAY

May 1, Fri

Days off 5 days, May 1-5

Adjusted Workdays 2 days, Apr 26 & May 9

DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL

Jun 25, Thu

Days off 3 days, Jun 25-27

Adjusted Workdays 1 day, Jun 28

MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL

& CHINESE NATIONAL DAY

Oct 1, Thu

Days off 8 days, Oct 1-8

Adjusted Workdays 2 days, Sept 27 & Oct 10

Here’s the official mini-program of China’s state council, please click in to check the detailed schedule 

There are 7 Chinese festivals having a holiday for all citizens, according to the Regulation on Public Holidays for National Annual Festivals and Memorial Days. Hope you can enjoy your 2020 holiday! 

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SOURCE | China Gov

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