China public holidays 2009
Official non-working public holidays in China, 2009.
China, 2009
20 public holidays
| Date | Holiday | Weekday | When | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 January | New Year's Day | Thursday | 6457 days ago | Public holiday |
| 2 January | Day off (substituted from 01/04/2009) | Friday | 6456 days ago | Public holiday |
| 25 January | Chinese New Year's Eve | Sunday | 6433 days ago | Public holiday |
| 26 January | Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) | Monday | 6432 days ago | Public holiday |
| 27 January | Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) | Tuesday | 6431 days ago | Public holiday |
| 28 January | Chinese New Year's Eve (observed) | Wednesday | 6430 days ago | Observed day off |
| 29 January | Day off (substituted from 01/24/2009) | Thursday | 6429 days ago | Public holiday |
| 30 January | Day off (substituted from 02/01/2009) | Friday | 6428 days ago | Public holiday |
| 4 April | Tomb-Sweeping Day | Saturday | 6364 days ago | Public holiday |
| 6 April | Tomb-Sweeping Day (observed) | Monday | 6362 days ago | Observed day off |
| 1 May | Labor Day | Friday | 6337 days ago | Public holiday |
| 28 May | Dragon Boat Festival | Thursday | 6310 days ago | Public holiday |
| 29 May | Day off (substituted from 05/31/2009) | Friday | 6309 days ago | Public holiday |
| 1 October | National Day | Thursday | 6184 days ago | Public holiday |
| 2 October | National Day | Friday | 6183 days ago | Public holiday |
| 3 October | Mid-Autumn Festival; National Day | Saturday | 6182 days ago | Public holiday |
| 5 October | Mid-Autumn Festival (observed) | Monday | 6180 days ago | Observed day off |
| 6 October | National Day (observed) | Tuesday | 6179 days ago | Observed day off |
| 7 October | Day off (substituted from 09/27/2009) | Wednesday | 6178 days ago | Public holiday |
| 8 October | Day off (substituted from 10/10/2009) | Thursday | 6177 days ago | Public holiday |
Working days in 2009
- Working days in 2009: 244
- Free days in 2009: 121
- Public holidays in 2009: 20
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