中华人民共和国法定节假日

中华人民共和国法定节假日 is a Smart Calendar Feed tracking the statutory public holidays observed across the People's Republic of China under the annual framework issued by the State Council. The calendar covers the national holiday structure used by employers, schools, banks, public institutions, and transport planners, so it reflects more than ceremonial dates. It follows the pattern of fixed civic observances and festival periods that shape the mainland working year, including breaks that run for several consecutive days and can be paired with make-up working arrangements. The feed typically includes New Year's Day, the Spring Festival period, International Women's Day, Qingming Festival, Labour Day, Youth Day, Children's Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and National Day. That mix matters because some observances sit on fixed points in the civil calendar, while others move with lunar timing and official arrangements. In China, the sequence of holidays can affect factory schedules, school terms, logistics planning, domestic travel, and settlement windows across the wider economy, including supply chains linked to major manufacturing and export centres. The calendar feed is free to subscribe in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook, where it can sit alongside payroll deadlines, travel plans, and internal meeting schedules. For companies and institutions working across mainland China, that creates a single reference point for official non-working days and longer holiday clusters without manual entry. It is also useful for cross-border teams that need visibility on when offices, counterparties, or service providers may be closed. The calendar updates regularly so changes to the official holiday timetable, observed dates, and related scheduling adjustments appear automatically. That is especially relevant in a system where the annual public-holiday notice can alter the shape of a break even when the holiday names themselves remain familiar.