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2023 |
2024 |
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New Year's Day |
1 January |
1 January |
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Republic Day |
2 January |
1 January |
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Chinese New Year |
20–27 January |
9–12 February |
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Peace Memorial Day |
27–28 February |
28 February |
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Children's Day |
3–4 April |
4 April |
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Qingming Festival |
5 April |
4 April |
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Labour Day |
1 May |
1 May |
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Dragon Boat Festival |
22–23 June |
10 June |
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Mid-Autumn Festival |
29 September |
16–17 September |
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National Day |
9–10 October |
10–11 October |
*When a public holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, it is moved to the previous Friday or following Monday respectively. Public holidays falling on a Tuesday or Thursday are usually granted an additional "bridge day" to the weekend. The extra day off is made up by working on a Saturday. Some holidays are based on the Chinese lunar calendar, so dates on the Gregorian calendar can change.