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New Year's Day
The first day of the year in the Gregorian calendar, celebrated with fireworks, parties, and new beginnings.
Mon, Jan 1
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Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)
The most important traditional Chinese festival, celebrating the lunar new year.
Tue, Feb 13
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Labour Day
Tue, May 1
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Dragon Boat Festival
Commemorates the poet Qu Yuan with dragon boat races and zongzi.
Sat, Jun 16
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Mid-Autumn Festival
A harvest festival celebrated with mooncakes and lanterns.
Sat, Sep 22
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National Day
Celebrates the founding of the People's Republic of China on October 1, 1949.
Mon, Oct 1
China has 6 public holidays listed for 2029, which are the dates most likely to affect offices, schools, banks, and public services.
January carries the highest concentration with 1 listed date, while March is the lightest month in this calendar set.
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6 holidays are listed, including 6 public holidays and dates tagged as bank holidays, observances, optional holidays, or school/authority days when available.
January has the highest holiday concentration in this calendar, so it is the first month to review for travel, staffing, and deadline planning.
Yes. 2 public holidays fall on a Friday or Monday, creating natural long-weekend planning windows.
No separate bank-holiday dates are listed here; public holidays are the main closure signal in this view.
Yes. Use the print, PDF, and calendar import actions above the calendar to keep an offline or shareable version.
China's calendar features both traditional lunar holidays and modern national observances. The lunar calendar governs major festivals like Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival, while National Day and other modern holidays follow the Gregorian calendar.
Chinese holiday culture revolves around family reunions, ancestral worship, and seasonal celebrations. The concept of "Golden Weeks" - week-long national holidays - creates massive internal migration as millions travel home. Red envelopes, fireworks, and elaborate feasts mark major celebrations.
The most important traditional Chinese holiday, marking the start of the lunar new year. Celebrations last 15 days, featuring family reunions, red envelopes, dragon dances, and spectacular fireworks.
A harvest festival celebrating family unity under the full moon. Mooncakes are exchanged as gifts, and families gather to admire the moon and enjoy traditional foods.
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Honor ancestors during Qingming Festival with tomb sweeping, offerings, and spring outings in this important Chinese tradition.
Celebrate the Lantern Festival with glowing lanterns, tangyuan rice balls, and lion dances marking the end of Chinese New Year.
Free printable 2029 calendar for China with all public holidays.
Public holidays are days when most workers are entitled to a day off with pay.
Bank holidays are days when financial institutions are closed.
Observances are notable days that are not official public holidays.
Some holidays may only be observed in certain regions.
When planning travel or business activities, be aware that public holidays may affect availability of services.
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