National Holidays in China in 2015

China 2015
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2015

List of Holidays in China in 2015

Day Date Holiday Name Type Comments
Thursday New Year's Day National Holiday
Friday New Year's Day National Holiday Compensated by Sun. January 4
Saturday New Year's Day National Holiday
Wednesday New Year National Holiday Compensated by Sun. February 15.
Thursday New Year National Holiday 1st day of 1st lunar month
Friday New Year National Holiday 2nd day of 1st lunar month
Saturday New Year National Holiday 3rd day of 1st lunar month
Sunday New Year National Holiday 4th day of 1st lunar month
Monday New Year National Holiday 5th day of 1st lunar month
Tuesday New Year National Holiday 6th day of 1st lunar month. Compensated by Sat. February 28
Sunday International Women's Day Not A Public Holiday
Sunday Ching Ming Festival National Holiday Tomb Sweeping Day
Monday Ching Ming Festival National Holiday Tomb Sweeping Day
Friday Labour Day National Holiday International Workers' Day
Saturday Labour Day Holiday National Holiday International Workers' Day
Sunday Labour Day Holiday National Holiday International Workers' Day
Saturday Dragon Boat Festival National Holiday Tuen Ng Festival
Sunday Dragon Boat Festival National Holiday Tuen Ng Festival
Monday Dragon Boat Festival National Holiday Tuen Ng Festival
Thursday Victory Day National Holiday
Friday Victory Day National Holiday Compensated by Sunday 6 September
Sunday Mid-Autumn Festival National Holiday Moon Festival
Thursday National Day National Holiday
Friday National Day Holiday National Holiday
Saturday National Day Holiday National Holiday
Sunday National Day Holiday National Holiday
Monday National Day Holiday National Holiday
Tuesday National Day Holiday National Holiday
Wednesday National Day Holiday National Holiday Compensated by Sat. October 10
Wednesday Chung Yeung Festival Not A Public Holiday Double Ninth Festival or Dual-Yang Festival
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Notes

  • The full list of Chinese holidays for the next year is not usually issued by the government until mid December of the current year.
  • The National Annual Leave and Memorial Days regulation, enacted in 1949, stipulates the specific days and lengths of national holidays. It has been amended many times.