China also has adjusted working days (weekends that become working days around Golden Week and Spring Festival), which are announced each year.
China 2028
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Public holiday Weekend
Public holidays in China in 2028
| Date | Day | Holiday |
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| Jan 1 | Saturday | New Year's Day |
| Jan 25 | Tuesday | Spring Festival |
| Jan 26 | Wednesday | Spring Festival |
| Jan 27 | Thursday | Spring Festival |
| Mar 8 | Wednesday | International Women's Day |
| Apr 4 | Tuesday | Qingming Festival |
| May 1 | Monday | Labour Day |
| May 4 | Thursday | Youth Day |
| May 28 | Sunday | Dragon Boat Festival |
| Jun 1 | Thursday | Children's Day |
| Aug 1 | Tuesday | Army Day |
| Oct 1 | Sunday | National Day |
| Oct 2 | Monday | National Day |
| Oct 3 | Tuesday | National Day / Mid-Autumn Festival |
In 2028, China has 14 public holidays. 11 of them land on a weekday, so they are real days off for most people. The year opens with New Year's Day on Saturday, January 1, 2028 and the last one is National Day / Mid-Autumn Festival on Tuesday, October 3, 2028.
Frequently asked questions
How many public holidays does China have in 2028?
- The table above lists every one with its date and weekday, starting with New Year's Day on Jan 1.
How many long weekends are there in China in 2028?
3, and you don't need any vacation days for them. The first one runs from Jan 25 to Jan 27 (Spring Festival, Spring Festival, Spring Festival). With a day or two off you can stretch some of them further: see the bridge days above.
Which 2028 holidays in China fall on a weekend?
New Year's Day (Saturday, January 1, 2028), Dragon Boat Festival (Sunday, May 28, 2028), National Day (Sunday, October 1, 2028). Whether you get another day off instead depends on local rules. When there is a substitute day, it is in the table above.
More calendars
Other years for China: 2026, 2027. Without holidays: blank 2028 calendar.
Holiday data: date-holidays (CC BY 3.0). Holidays can change by government decision; regional holidays are not included. Please verify important dates with official sources.