Long weekends in China, 2027.
China, 2027: 4 long weekends. 2 cost no leave at all, and 4 days of leave add the other 2, for 16 days off in total.
Long weekends that need no leave
- 1 January to 3 January: 3 days off, no leave needed (New Year's Day)
- 1 October to 3 October: 3 days off, no leave needed (National Day)
Bridge days worth taking
- 5 June to 9 June: 5 days off, take Mon 7 Jun and Tue 8 Jun as leave (Dragon Boat Festival)
- 11 September to 15 September: 5 days off, take Mon 13 Sept and Tue 14 Sept as leave (Mid-Autumn Festival)
Public holidays in China, 2027
| Date | Holiday |
|---|---|
| Friday 1 January | New Year's Day (元旦) |
| Saturday 6 February | Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) (春节) |
| Saturday 1 May | Labour Day (劳动节) |
| Wednesday 9 June | Dragon Boat Festival (端午节) |
| Wednesday 15 September | Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋节) |
| Friday 1 October | National Day (国庆节) |
Quick answers
How many long weekends are there in China in 2027?
China has 2 long weekends in 2027 that need no leave, and 2 more that open up with one or two days of leave.
What is the best bridge day in China in 2027?
Dragon Boat Festival: taking 2 days of leave gives 5 days off, from 5 June to 9 June 2027.
How many public holidays does China have in 2027?
China has 6 nationwide public holidays in 2027. 4 of them fall on a weekday.