Chinese Holidays
As you may already know, the Chinese celebrate their holidays on different dates each year, but always in the same month. Here you can learn more about Chinese Holidays.
During the Chinese New Year there will be a two week delay in the quotation process. This also effects other Chinese National Holidays
Traditional holidays:
- January 1 - Chinese Lunar New Year
- January 15 - Lantern Festival
- April 4/April 5 - Qing Ming Jie
- May 5 - Dragon Boat
- July 7 - Qi Xi
- July 15 - Ghost Festival
- August 15 - Mid-Autumn Festival
- September 9 - Double Ninth Festival
Holidays in People's Republic of China:
- January 1 - New Year's Day
- January 2 - New Year's Day Holiday
- May 1-May 3 - Labour Day
- July 1 - CPC Founding Day
- August 1 - Army Day
- October 1-October 3 - National Day
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Holidays in Taiwan (Republic of China)
- January 1 - New Year's Day Holiday
- January 3 - Bank Holiday
- January 31 - Chinese New Year's Eve
- February 1-February 3 - Chinese New Year's Holiday
- February 28 - Peace Memorial Day
- April 5 - Tomb Sweeping Day
- July 1 - Bank Holiday
- October 10 - Double Tenth Day
- October 25 - Retrosession Day
- December 25 - Constitution Day
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Traditional holidays:
- January 24 - February 8 - Chinese New Year
- May 1 - Labour Day
- May 28 - May 31 - Dragon Festival
- October 2 - Moon Festival
