China Public Holidays
Below are listed the Public Holidays for the January 2010-December 2011 period.
Holidays
2010
1 Jan
New Year.
14 Feb - 16 Feb
Spring Festival, Chinese New Year.
5 Apr
Qing Ming (Tomb Sweeping) Festival.
1 May - 3 May
Labour Day.
16 Jun
Dragon Boat Festival.
22 Sep
Mid-Autumn Festival.
1 Oct - 3 Oct
National Day.
2011
1 Jan
New Year.
3 Feb - 5 Jan
Spring Festival, Chinese New Year.
5 Apr
* Qing Ming (Tomb Sweeping) Festival.
1 May - 2 May
Labour Day.
6 Jun
Dragon Boat Festival.
1 Oct - 3 Oct
National Day.
12 Oct
Mid-Autumn Festival.
Note
In addition to the above, other holidays may be observed locally and certain groups have official Public Holidays on the following dates:
8 Mar International Women’s Day.
4 May National Youth Day.
23 May Tibet Liberation Day.
1 Jun International Children’s Day.
1 Aug Army Day.
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8 Mar International Women’s Day.
4 May National Youth Day.
23 May Tibet Liberation Day.
1 Jun International Children’s Day.
1 Aug Army Day.
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