China 2027 Holiday Schedule
The 2027 holiday schedule has not been published by the State Council. Traditional festival dates below are for reference only — not a 调休 table.
Not Yet Published
The State Council Office has not published the 2027 holiday schedule. It is typically announced in November 2026.
Below are traditional festival dates (calculated from the lunar calendar) without makeup workdays. Actual holiday windows will be confirmed by the State Council.
Traditional Festival Dates (Reference Only)
New Year's Day
Fri, Jan 1
Actual holiday window and makeup days pending State Council announcement
Spring Festival (Lunar New Year)
Sat, Feb 6
Actual holiday window and makeup days pending State Council announcement
Qingming Festival (Tomb-Sweeping Day)
Sun, Apr 4
Actual holiday window and makeup days pending State Council announcement
Labour Day
Sat, May 1
Actual holiday window and makeup days pending State Council announcement
Dragon Boat Festival
Wed, Jun 9
Actual holiday window and makeup days pending State Council announcement
Mid-Autumn Festival
Wed, Sep 15
Actual holiday window and makeup days pending State Council announcement
National Day
Fri, Oct 1
Actual holiday window and makeup days pending State Council announcement
Frequently Asked Questions
- When is Spring Festival 2027? Has the schedule been published?
- Lunar New Year's Day 2027 is February 6. The 2027 State Council schedule is not published yet — this is the traditional date, not a holiday window.
- When will the 2027 holiday schedule be announced?
- The State Council Office typically announces the next year's holiday schedule in November. The 2027 schedule is expected to be released in November 2026.
- How are traditional festival dates calculated?
- Spring Festival, Qingming, Dragon Boat, and Mid-Autumn dates follow the lunar calendar. Dates shown here are the Gregorian calendar equivalents for reference only. Actual holiday windows and makeup days are determined by the State Council.
- How is overtime pay calculated for statutory holidays?
- Statutory holiday overtime pays at least 300% of normal wages. Rest days created by tiaoxiu adjustments pay 200% or compensatory time off.
Traditional festival dates calculated from lunar calendar. Actual schedule pending State Council announcement. · View 2026 schedule →