New Year's Day 2027
Statutory date: Friday, January 1, 2027
The statutory date is shown; the complete 2027 holiday period has not been published.
This planning calendar shows the 13 statutory holiday dates established by the current national rules. Complete holiday periods and adjusted working days will be added only after the State Council publishes the 2027 annual arrangement.

Use the one-page image to compare the year at a glance, or open the monthly calendars below when you need larger date cells and month-specific labels.













Each row shows the statutory date baseline only. It does not predict the complete 2027 break, Golden Week length, or weekend work arrangements before the annual notice is published.
Statutory date: Friday, January 1, 2027
The statutory date is shown; the complete 2027 holiday period has not been published.
Statutory date: February 5-8, 2027
Four statutory dates are shown; the complete Spring Festival period and working weekends await the annual arrangement.
Statutory date: Monday, April 5, 2027
The statutory date is shown; the complete holiday period remains subject to the annual arrangement.
Statutory date: May 1-2, 2027
Two statutory dates are shown; no extended break or working weekend is inferred.
Statutory date: Wednesday, June 9, 2027
The festival date is shown; the annual arrangement will determine the complete break.
Statutory date: Wednesday, September 15, 2027
The statutory date is shown without predicting an extended holiday period.
Statutory date: October 1-3, 2027
Three statutory dates are shown; the 2027 Golden Week period and working weekends have not been published.
The current national holiday rules establish seven holiday categories and 13 statutory paid dates for all citizens in mainland China. Those dates are the basis of this page and its calendar images.
The State Council has not yet published the complete 2027 annual holiday arrangement. Extended holiday periods, adjusted working Saturdays or Sundays, and the final practical Golden Week calendar are therefore not presented as confirmed.
The statutory baseline contains seven holiday categories and 13 paid dates: one for New Year's Day, four for Spring Festival, one for Qingming Festival, two for Labor Day, one for Dragon Boat Festival, one for Mid-Autumn Festival, and three for National Day. The annual notice can connect these dates to weekends, but it does not change the distinction between statutory dates and the practical break.
No 2027 adjusted working days are listed because the annual arrangement has not been published. Check the State Council policy library before booking appointments, fixing payroll dates, or treating a Saturday or Sunday near Spring Festival, Labor Day, or National Day as a normal weekend.
Use the statutory dates as fixed reference points, not as a complete leave calendar. Wait for the annual arrangement before treating adjacent weekends as part of Spring Festival or Golden Week and before finalizing travel, staffing, or supplier schedules.
The national holiday schedule is the starting point, but service calendars can differ. Check bank holidays, school calendars, postal schedules, and market holidays for operating hours, term dates, delivery changes, or exchange closures.
Use the official links when a holiday date affects leave, payroll, travel, school, delivery, or business scheduling. The 2027 page will be revised after the annual State Council arrangement is published.
Official State Council policy library to check for the 2027 annual holiday arrangement after publication.
Official decision defining the seven national holiday categories and statutory paid-day framework.
Official English summary of the revised measures that extended China public holidays by two statutory paid dates.