China Public Holidays 2029
China has 15 public holiday dates in 2029. Dates marked expected may change.
Last updated: 8 November 2026
โน๏ธ About 2029 dates: China's State Council publishes each year's holiday schedule โ including extra days off and weekend make-up working days โ in November of the year before. Until then only the statutory days are shown.
| Date | Holiday |
|---|---|
| Mon 1 Jan | New Year's Day |
| Mon 12 Feb | Chinese New Year's Eve expected |
| Tue 13 Feb | Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) expected |
| Wed 14 Feb | Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) expected |
| Thu 15 Feb | Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) expected |
| Wed 4 Apr | Tomb-Sweeping Day expected |
| Tue 1 May | Labor Day |
| Wed 2 May | Labor Day |
| Sat 16 Jun | Dragon Boat Festival expected |
| Mon 18 Jun | Dragon Boat Festival (observed) expected |
| Sat 22 Sep | Mid-Autumn Festival expected |
| Mon 24 Sep | Mid-Autumn Festival (observed) expected |
| Mon 1 Oct | National Day |
| Tue 2 Oct | National Day |
| Wed 3 Oct | National Day |
2029 holiday calendar โ China
- Public holiday
- Expected (may move)
- Suggested day off
- Weekend
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January
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July
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September
October
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December
Long weekends and best days to take off in China in 2029
Best use of leave in 2029: take Fri 16 Feb off around Chinese New Year's Eve for 9 days off in a row (Sat 10 โ Sun 18 Feb).
โ๏ธ 3 days or more off? How about a trip? Ideas are in the last column โ tap one for where to stay.
| Break | Dates | Take leave on | Holiday | Trip idea |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 days off | Sat 30 Dec โ Mon 1 Jan | No leave needed | New Year's Day | |
| 6 days off | Sat 10 โ Thu 15 Feb | No leave needed | Chinese New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) | |
| 1 day leave โ 9 days off best value | Sat 10 โ Sun 18 Feb | Fri 16 Feb | Chinese New Year's Eve, Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) | |
| 2 days leave โ 5 days off | Sat 31 Mar โ Wed 4 Apr | Mon 2 โ Tue 3 Apr | Tomb-Sweeping Day | |
| 1 day leave โ 5 days off best value | Sat 28 Apr โ Wed 2 May | Mon 30 Apr | Labor Day | |
| 3 days leave โ 9 days off | Sat 28 Apr โ Sun 6 May | Mon 30 Apr + Thu 3 โ Fri 4 May | Labor Day | |
| 3 days off | Sat 16 โ Mon 18 Jun | No leave needed | Dragon Boat Festival, Dragon Boat Festival (observed) | |
| 3 days off | Sat 22 โ Mon 24 Sep | No leave needed | Mid-Autumn Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival (observed) | |
| 4 days leave โ 12 days off best value | Sat 22 Sep โ Wed 3 Oct | Tue 25 โ Fri 28 Sep | Mid-Autumn Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival (observed), National Day | |
| 5 days off | Sat 29 Sep โ Wed 3 Oct | No leave needed | National Day |
Calculated from the national holidays above with a SaturdayโSunday weekend. Company rules, shift work and regional holidays can change the result.
China holidays in 2029 at a glance
China has 15 public holiday dates in 2029, from Mon 1 Jan to Wed 3 Oct. 2 of them fall on a Saturday or Sunday, so the substitute rules matter. 9 dates are marked expected: they follow lunar, Islamic or annually announced calendars and may move when the official list is published.
Compare with China public holidays 2027, which are checked against the official announcement, or browse all countries for 2029.
Frequently asked questions
- How many public holidays does China have in 2029?
- 15 dates are listed on this page, {datetime.date(2029, 2, 13), datetime.date(2029, 6, 16), datetime.date(2029, 2, 15), datetime.date(2029, 2, 12), datetime.date(2029, 2, 14), datetime.date(2029, 9, 24), datetime.date(2029, 6, 18), datetime.date(2029, 9, 22), datetime.date(2029, 4, 4)} of them expected.
- Are the 2029 dates official?
- China's State Council publishes each year's holiday schedule โ including extra days off and weekend make-up working days โ in November of the year before. Until then only the statutory days are shown.
- Are regional holidays included?
- No. Only holidays that apply nationwide are listed.
Sources: Xinhua โ State Council notice on 2027 holidays (5 Nov 2026) ยท python-holidays โ open holiday rules