China Long Weekends 2026

China turns its 7 statutory holidays into long breaks by borrowing adjacent weekends, which then become make-up workdays. In 2026 that produces seven blocks of time off — headlined by the 9-day Spring Festival in February and the 7-day National Day Golden Week in October.

China long weekends in 2026

New Year's Day

3 days

Jan 1 – 3

Work Sun Jan 4 in exchange.

Spring Festival

9 days

Feb 15 – 23

Work Sat Feb 14 and Sat Feb 28 in exchange.

Qingming Festival

3 days

Apr 4 – 6

Labour Day

5 days

May 1 – 5

Work Sat May 9 in exchange.

Dragon Boat Festival

3 days

Jun 19 – 21

Mid-Autumn Festival

3 days

Sep 25 – 27

National Day Golden Week

7 days

Oct 1 – 7

Work Sun Sep 20 and Sat Oct 10 in exchange.

Long weekends are built on make-up workdays

Unlike most countries, China’s long weekends do not need annual leave — they are arranged nationally by moving weekend days. In 2026 there are 6 make-up workdays (Jan 4, Feb 14, Feb 28, May 9, Sep 20 and Oct 10) when you work a Saturday or Sunday to pay back the extended breaks around Spring Festival, Labour Day and National Day.

See the dedicated China make-up workdays 2026 page for the full exchange table, and the China public holidays 2026 page for every date and the year calendar.

See the full China 2026 calendar

Official sources & data

Dates officially confirmedLast updated: 2026-06-03

Frequently asked questions

How many long weekends does China have in 2026?+

Seven: New Year’s Day (3 days), Spring Festival (9 days), Qingming (3 days), Labour Day (5 days), Dragon Boat (3 days), Mid-Autumn (3 days) and National Day Golden Week (7 days).

When is the longest break in China in 2026?+

The 9-day Spring Festival, Feb 15–23, 2026. The National Day Golden Week (Oct 1–7) is the next longest at 7 days.

Do China’s long weekends need annual leave?+

No. They are arranged nationally through the make-up workday system, so the days off are official and do not consume your annual leave.

Which weekends are make-up workdays in 2026?+

There are 6: Jan 4, Feb 14, Feb 28, May 9, Sep 20 and Oct 10. These support the New Year, Spring Festival, Labour Day and National Day breaks.

Where can I download the China 2026 holiday calendar?+

Our China 2026 public holidays page and the holiday calendar downloads hub offer ICS and CSV files based on the State Council’s official arrangement.

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