Holidays in 2022: Chinese Calendar Is Officially Announced!

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Great news! The Chinese General Office has officially announced the 2022 holiday calendar on October 25th!

Should there be any changes made to this calendar moving forward, we’ll be sure to let you know as soon as those updates are out.

The specific arrangements for the New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, Labor Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday dates in 2022 are hereby notified as follows.

New Year's Day: 3 days off, January 1-3.

Spring Festival:  The official holiday will be from New Year's Eve to the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, Jan 31- Feb 6, totaling 7 days off.  

January 29(Saturday) - 30(Sunday) will both be workdays.

Qingming Festival falls from April 3 - April 5, three days off altogether. 

April 2 (Saturday) will be workday.

Labor Day: 

April 30 -May 4, a total of 5 days off. 

You’ll be required to work on April 24 (Sunday) and May 7 (Saturday). 

June 3-5, a total of 3 days off. 

3 days off from September 10-12 for Mid-autumn Festival.

October 1-7,  a total of 7 days off for the Chinese National Day.

You’ll be required to work on October 8 (Saturday) and October 9 (Sunday).

That's it for next year’s holiday schedule!