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China Public Holidays 2009

Statutory holidays by date. The swapped working weekends the State Council sets each year are not included.

China Public Holidays 2009

DateDayHoliday
Jan 1 Thursday New Year's Day
Jan 25 Sunday Spring Festival Eve
Jan 26 Monday Spring Festival
Jan 27 Tuesday Spring Festival (day 2)
Apr 4 Saturday Qingming Festival
May 1 Friday Labour Day
May 28 Thursday Dragon Boat Festival
Oct 1 Thursday National Day
Oct 2 Friday National Day (day 2)
Oct 3 Saturday Mid-Autumn Festival
Oct 3 Saturday National Day (day 3)

Observances in 2009

Common days that are not public holidays: schools and businesses stay open.

DateDayHoliday
Feb 9 Monday Lantern Festival
Mar 8 Sunday International Women's Day
May 4 Monday Youth Day
Jun 1 Monday Children's Day
Aug 26 Wednesday Qixi Festival
Sep 10 Thursday Teachers' Day
Oct 26 Monday Double Ninth Festival

Printable 2009 calendar with holidays

Every holiday above is marked on the calendar and listed beside it. Type your own dates, then print or download a PDF.

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Questions and answers

How many public holidays are in China in 2009?

China has 11 public holidays in 2009 in this list: New Year's Day (January 1), Spring Festival Eve (January 25), Spring Festival (January 26), Spring Festival (day 2) (January 27), Qingming Festival (April 4), Labour Day (May 1), Dragon Boat Festival (May 28), National Day (October 1), National Day (day 2) (October 2), Mid-Autumn Festival (October 3) and National Day (day 3) (October 3).

Can I print a 2009 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.

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