China Tibet Major Public Holiday Calendar 2013-2015

China has 7 legal festivals in a year, on which all Chinese people will be on vacation. They are New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, May Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day. People celebrate many other festivals but they do not have time off: Arbor Day, International Nurses' Day, Anniversary of the Founding of the Chinese Communist Party, Teachers' Day and Journalists' Day. Take quick look at the Tibet Festival and holidays 2013, 2014 & 2015.

2013 / 2014 / 2015 China Major Public Holiday Calendar 2012,2013,2014,2015

2013 / 2014 / 2015 Major Public Holiday Calendar
Festival	Date	Legal Holidays	2013	2014	2015
New Year's Day	Jan. 1	1 day	Jan. 1 - 3	Jan. 1 - 3	Jan. 1 - 3
Spring Festival	8 days normally	3 days	Feb. 10 (Feb. 9 - 15 off)	Jan. 31 (Jan. 30 - Feb. 5 off)	Feb. 19 (Feb. 18 - 24 off)
Qingming	Apr. 4 or 5	1 day	Apr. 4 (Apr. 4 - 6 off)	Apr. 5 (Apr. 4 - 6 off)	Apr. 5 (Apr. 4 - 6 off)
May Day	May 1	1 day	Apr. 29 - May 1	May 1 - 3	May 1 - 3
Dragon Boat	5th of 5th lunar month	1 day	Jun. 12 (Jun. 10 - 12 off)	Jun. 2 (May 31 - Jun. 2 off)	Jun. 20 (Jun. 20 - 22 off)
Mid-Autumn Day	Aug. 15 of lunar calendar	1 day	Sep. 19 (Sep. 19 - 21. off)	Sep. 8 (Sep. 6 - 8 off)	Sep. 27 (Sep.26 - 28. off)
National Day	Oct. 1	3 days (Oct. 1 - 3)	Oct. 1 - 7	Oct. 1 - 7	Oct. 1 - 7

At the above seven festivals, Chinese people can enjoy days off. Besides, Chinese people celebrate four other festivals on which some people have a half day off - Women's Day, Youth Day, Children's Day and Army Day. Many other galas and anniversaries are celebrated even without days off, such as Arbor Day and Teachers' Day.