Statutory holidays by date. The swapped working weekends the State Council sets each year are not included.
China Public Holidays 1989
Date
Day
Holiday
Jan 1
Sunday
New Year's Day
Feb 6
Monday
Spring Festival
Feb 7
Tuesday
Spring Festival (day 2)
Feb 8
Wednesday
Spring Festival (day 3)
May 1
Monday
Labour Day
Oct 1
Sunday
National Day
Oct 2
Monday
National Day (day 2)
Observances in 1989
Common days that are not public holidays: schools and businesses stay open.
Date
Day
Holiday
Feb 20
Monday
Lantern Festival
Mar 8
Wednesday
International Women's Day
May 4
Thursday
Youth Day
Jun 1
Thursday
Children's Day
Aug 8
Tuesday
Qixi Festival
Sep 10
Sunday
Teachers' Day
Oct 8
Sunday
Double Ninth Festival
Printable 1989 calendar with holidays
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Questions and answers
How many public holidays are in China in 1989?
China has 7 public holidays in 1989 in this list: New Year's Day (January 1), Spring Festival (February 6), Spring Festival (day 2) (February 7), Spring Festival (day 3) (February 8), Labour Day (May 1), National Day (October 1) and National Day (day 2) (October 2).
Can I print a 1989 calendar with Chinese holidays?
Yes. The calendar on this page already shows Chinese holidays. Press Print or Download PDF, or switch to a month view to print one month at a time.