New Year’s Day
Scheduled by the State Council General Office · Official break: 3 days
2027 CHINA PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
The State Council General Office has published China’s 2027 holiday schedule. Explore all seven break periods and make-up workdays on a year-at-a-glance calendar.
The State Council General Office published the Notice on the Arrangement of Certain Holidays in 2027 on 5 November 2026 (Guoban Famingdian [2026] No. 10). Dates on this page follow that notice.
Lunar dates appear beneath each day number. Orange marks days off, green marks make-up workdays and blue marks ordinary weekends. Holiday names appear on the first day of each break.
All seven breaks follow the State Council General Office notice. Five make-up workdays are listed in the calendar and below.
Scheduled by the State Council General Office · Official break: 3 days
Scheduled by the State Council General Office · Official break: 9 days
Make-up work: January 31 (Sun), February 14 (Sun)
Scheduled by the State Council General Office · Official break: 3 days
Scheduled by the State Council General Office · Official break: 5 days
Make-up work: May 8 (Sat)
Scheduled by the State Council General Office · Official break: 1 day
Scheduled by the State Council General Office · Official break: 1 day
Scheduled by the State Council General Office · Official break: 7 days
Make-up work: September 26 (Sun), October 9 (Sat)
The 2027 break periods and make-up workdays follow the State Council General Office notice published on 5 November 2026 (Guoban Famingdian [2026] No. 10). General statutory holiday rules are set out in the current Measures for National Annual Festivals and Memorial Days.Read the official notice on gov.cn · Read the holiday measures (2024 revision)
The State Council General Office published its notice on 5 November 2026. This page lists all seven breaks and five make-up workdays from Notice Guoban Famingdian [2026] No. 10.
Work is scheduled on 31 January, 14 February, 8 May, 26 September and 9 October. They are marked green in the calendar.
Spring Festival runs from 5–13 February (9 days); National Day runs from 1–7 October (7 days).