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Schedule of holidays for 2012 released
By Liang Yiwen |
December 7, 2011, Wednesday
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PEOPLE need to work only 17 days next month thanks to the New Year's Day holiday and the Spring Festival holiday. Moreover, the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday will overlap next year to form an eight-day holiday.
The State Council yesterday released this calendar for public holidays in 2012:
New Year's Day holiday break will run from January 1-3, but people need to work on December 31 (Saturday).
Spring Festival holiday will run from January 22-28, but January 21 (Saturday) and January 29 (Sunday) will be made working days to compensate for the long holiday.
Qingming Festival will be April 2-4 with March 31 (Saturday) and April 1 (Sunday) as working days.
The Labor Day holiday will run from April 29 to May 1 with April 28 (Saturday) as the working day.
Dragon Boat Festival break will be from June 22-24.
Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday will overlap next year from September 30 to October 7 - eight days in total.
But people will be required to work on September 29 (Saturday) to make up for it.
The State Council yesterday released this calendar for public holidays in 2012:
New Year's Day holiday break will run from January 1-3, but people need to work on December 31 (Saturday).
Spring Festival holiday will run from January 22-28, but January 21 (Saturday) and January 29 (Sunday) will be made working days to compensate for the long holiday.
Qingming Festival will be April 2-4 with March 31 (Saturday) and April 1 (Sunday) as working days.
The Labor Day holiday will run from April 29 to May 1 with April 28 (Saturday) as the working day.
Dragon Boat Festival break will be from June 22-24.
Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday will overlap next year from September 30 to October 7 - eight days in total.
But people will be required to work on September 29 (Saturday) to make up for it.
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