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China’s 2027 Public Holiday Schedule for Major National Festivals Announced

Full text of the notice:

New Year’s Day (Yuandan): January 1–3 (Friday to Sunday). 3 days off.

Spring Festival (Chunjie): February 5–13 (Friday, Lunar New Year’s Eve, to Saturday, the 8th day of the 1st lunar month). 9 days off. January 31 (Sunday) and February 14 (Sunday) are designated as working days.

Qingming Festival (Tomb-Sweeping Day): April 3–5 (Saturday to Monday). 3 days off.

Labor Day (May Day): May 1–5 (Saturday to Wednesday). 5 days off. May 8 (Saturday) is designated as a working day.

Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu Festival): June 9 (Wednesday). 1 day off.

Mid-Autumn Festival (Moon Festival): September 15 (Wednesday). 1 day off.

National Day (Guoqing Festival): October 1–7 (Friday to Thursday). 7 days off. September 26 (Sunday) and October 9 (Saturday) are designated as working days.

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