National Days Off
Oct 1st — Oct 7th
Customer Inquiry And Quotation Requests for CNC Machining Will Still Be Responded To, While There Are Some Delays. Due To The National Public Holidays In China. Thank You For Your Understanding!
Here are public holidays in China for reference:
- New Year’s Day: January 1
- Celebrating the beginning of the new year.
- Spring Festival (Chinese New Year): February 10-16
- The most important traditional Chinese holiday, marking the beginning of the lunar new year. The actual date varies each year according to the lunar calendar. The holiday period is often accompanied by a week-long national vacation, with workdays shifted to compensate for the extended break.
- Qingming Festival (Tomb Sweeping Day): April 4
- A traditional Chinese festival for memorizing deceased ancestors by visiting their graves and tidying up tombstones.
- Labor Day: May 1
- A holiday celebrating the contributions of workers. The duration of the holiday may vary, with some years having a longer break than others.
- Dragon Boat Festival: June 10
- A traditional holiday commemorating the death of the poet Qu Yuan and celebrated with dragon boat races and eating sticky rice dumplings.
- Mid-Autumn Festival: September 15
- A traditional festival celebrated with mooncakes and family reunions, symbolizing harmony and unity.
- National Day: October 1-7
- Commemorating the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949. This holiday is usually celebrated with a week-long vacation, including various events, parades, and fireworks.