The Chinese government on Thursday (November 25) unveiled holiday arrangements for 2021.

There will be 31 days off for major holidays, including the New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, International Labor Day, the Dragon Boat Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival and the National Day, according to a plan approved by the State Council.

New Year's Day holiday

Jan. 1-3 (three days off)

Spring Festival holiday

Feb. 11-17 (seven days off)

February 7 (Sunday) and 20 (Saturday) will be turned into workdays.

Tomb Sweeping Day holiday

April 3-5 (three days off)

Labour Day holiday

May 1-5 (five days off)

April 25 (Sunday) and May 8 (Saturday) will be turned into workdays.

Dragon Boat Festival holiday

June 12-14 (three days off)

Mid-Autumn Festival holiday

Sept. 19-21 (three days off)

September 18 (Saturday) will be turned into a workday.

National Day holiday

Oct. 1-7 (seven days off)

September 26 (Sunday) and October 9 (Saturday) will be turned into workdays.

Editor: Becky

Source: General Office of State Council