13 holiday dates in 2027; 7 of these 13 days fall on a weekday. Statutory holidays and the State Council's yearly arrangement of days off.
The State Council has not yet published the 2027 arrangement of days off and make-up working days. Until it does, only the statutory holiday dates are shown; expect the breaks around the main festivals to grow.
China public holidays 2027
Date
Holiday
Friday 1 January
New Year's Day
Friday 5 February
Chinese New Year's Eve
Saturday 6 February
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)
Sunday 7 February
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)
Monday 8 February
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)
Monday 5 April
Tomb-Sweeping Day
Saturday 1 May
Labor Day
Sunday 2 May
Labor Day
Wednesday 9 June
Dragon Boat Festival
Wednesday 15 September
Mid-Autumn Festival
Friday 1 October
National Day
Saturday 2 October
National Day
Sunday 3 October
National Day
The year's first holiday is New Year's Day on Friday 1 January; the last is National Day on Sunday 3 October. Today's status and a countdown to the next holiday are on the China holidays page. Other years: 2026.
Long weekends in 2027
3 days: Friday 1 January – Sunday 3 January (New Year's Day)
4 days: Friday 5 February – Monday 8 February (Chinese New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year (Spring Festival))
3 days: Saturday 3 April – Monday 5 April (Tomb-Sweeping Day)
3 days: Friday 1 October – Sunday 3 October (National Day)
Bridge days
No single working day in 2027 bridges a national holiday and a weekend.
Counted with Saturday and Sunday as the weekend and only the national holidays listed here; regional holidays can make more breaks.
Calendar
Holidays are red and underlined; days off in lieu have a dotted underline. The first column is the ISO week number.