How Many Working Days Are There in China in 2028?

251

China has 251 working days and 115 non-working days in 2028.

Provisional — pending official confirmation

2028 has 366 calendar days: 106 fall on a weekend and 9 public holiday days land on a weekday, which leaves China with 251 working days — roughly 2008 hours on a standard 8-hour day.

Working days

251 days

Non-working days

115 days

Public holiday days

12 days

Make-up workdays

0 days

Working days calculator

Pick a country, year and month and we count working days straight from the official holiday list — including make-up workdays (weekends worked to extend holidays), which is where generic calculators go wrong.

Result

251days

Non-working days

115

Weekend days

106

Public holidays on weekdays

9

Make-up workdays

0

Month by month

MonthWorking daysDaysWeekend daysHolidays on weekdays
January1731104
February212980
March233180
April1930101
May213182
June223080
July2131100
August233180
September213090
October203192
November223080
December2131100
Year total2513661069

Why our count differs: make-up workdays

China runs a make-up workday system, but the official 2028 arrangement has not been published yet. The 251 figure above reflects only the dates confirmed so far — it includes neither make-up workdays nor the extended breaks that are still pending. Recent years have had 5–7 make-up days; the number will change once the government notice lands and we update this page.

Working days by month · 2028

MonthWorking daysDaysWeekend daysHolidays on weekdays
January1731104
February212980
March233180
April1930101
May213182
June223080
July2131100
August233180
September213090
October203192
November223080
December2131100
Year total2513661069

Last updated: 2026-07-30 · Provisional — pending official confirmation

How we count

We walk the calendar day by day from 1 January to 31 December. A Monday-to-Friday date that is not on the official holiday list counts as a working day; multi-day breaks are expanded from their start to their end date. Weekends are non-working by default, except for weekend dates the government has designated as make-up workdays, which are counted back in. Every date is handled in UTC, so the result never shifts with the reader’s timezone.

Only nationwide statutory holidays for China are counted. Annual leave, sick leave, company shutdown days and holidays observed in one region only are not included, so banks, government offices and individual employers may work a slightly different calendar.

See the full China 2028 holiday calendar

Frequently asked questions

How many working days are there in China in 2028?+

China has 251 working days in 2028: 366 calendar days minus 106 weekend days and 9 public holiday days that fall on a weekday. That is about 2008 hours on a standard 8-hour day.

How many non-working days does China have in 2028?+

115 days: 106 weekend days plus 9 weekday public holidays. A further 3 holiday days already fall on a weekend, so they add no extra time off.

Why does your number differ from other working-day calculators?+

China runs a make-up workday system, but the official 2028 arrangement is not out yet, so today's figure covers only the confirmed dates. Once the government notice is published, both the extended breaks and the make-up workdays will be counted and the number will change. Generic calculators simply assume weekends are off, flag none of this and never revisit it.

Which month has the most and fewest working days in China in 2028?+

March has the most with 23 working days, and January the fewest with 17. The table below breaks all twelve months down into working days, weekend days and holidays.

Does this include annual leave or company holidays?+

No. Only nationwide statutory holidays for China are counted. Annual leave, sick leave, employer shutdown days and region-specific holidays are excluded, so your own workplace calendar may differ by a few days.

Are the 2028 figures final?+

Not yet. The official 2028 China arrangement is still incomplete, so the count is based on confirmed dates plus the government’s usual pattern (last updated 2026-07-30). We refresh the number as soon as the announcement lands.

Other years

Working days in other countries