Anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China
Chinese official diplomatic communications mark the CPC founding anniversary on 1 July
11 source-backed records whose verified scope explicitly identifies China. This is an observance index, not a public-holiday calendar.
Chinese official diplomatic communications mark the CPC founding anniversary on 1 July
The General Office of China’s State Council sets the 2026 Dragon Boat Festival public-holiday period at 19–21 June.
Chinese government sources document successive Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival openings on January 5, including the 40th edition in 2024, 41st in 2025 and 42nd in 2026.
Beijing government material describes the Lantern Festival as the 15th day of the first lunar month and lists official Beijing Lantern Festival programming on 3 March 2026.
Shanghai Government's English portal states that the Mid-Autumn Festival falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month; the Gregorian date therefore varies by year.
Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade current National Days protocol register lists China — National Day on 1 October. The source verifies the diplomatic national-day identity…
The General Office of China’s State Council sets the 2026 Qingming Festival public-holiday period at 4–6 April.
Chinese government portals describe Qixi as falling on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month; Shanghai's 2026 page gives August 19 for that year's edition.
China's State Council Information Office says the Tibet Autonomous Region legislature designated March 28 as Serfs' Emancipation Day in 2009.
The General Office of China’s State Council sets the 2026 Spring Festival public-holiday period at nine days, 15–23 February, with adjusted working days on 14 and 28 February.
China’s State Council schedule calls the 2026 period the Spring Festival holiday and sets it at nine days, 15–23 February, with adjusted working days on 14 and 28 February.