Public holidays

China 2025 holidays

See 2025 public holidays and observed dates in China. Check regional differences or open these dates in a customizable calendar.

China holidays 2025

19 listed dates
Public holidays and observed dates
DateHolidayType
New Year's Day Public holiday
Chinese New Year's Eve Public holiday
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) Public holiday
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) Public holiday
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) Public holiday
Day off (substituted from 01/26/2025) Public holiday
Day off (substituted from 02/08/2025) Public holiday
Tomb-Sweeping Day Public holiday
Labor Day Public holiday
Labor Day Public holiday
Day off (substituted from 04/27/2025) Public holiday
Dragon Boat Festival Public holiday
Dragon Boat Festival (observed) Public holiday
National Day Public holiday
National Day Public holiday
National Day Public holiday
Mid-Autumn Festival Public holiday
Day off (substituted from 09/28/2025) Public holiday
Day off (substituted from 10/11/2025) Public holiday

Planning around public holidays

What is an observed or substitute holiday?

When a holiday falls on a weekend, local rules may move the day off to a weekday. The list identifies observed or substitute dates. Check your employer’s or school’s schedule before making plans.

Can I put these holidays on a printable calendar?

Open the 2025 calendar for this country and region. Add personal dates, choose week, month or year, then customize your paper size, orientation and layout in Print settings.

Where do the holiday dates come from?

We use Vacanza holidays (MIT) to calculate dates from country and regional rules. Where available, we check dates against published government schedules, including GOV.UK bank holidays and the US federal holiday schedule. A calculated date follows a rule; it is not a guarantee of an official day off. Dates marked “To be confirmed” may change. Employers, schools and local authorities can follow different schedules.

Holiday dates follow the library rules. Official annual days-off arrangements and working-weekend changes require separate confirmation; do not use this list as a complete work schedule.

Holiday coverage: 2021–2031. UK government data is used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Data updated 2026-11-05.