This article covers public holidays in Mainland China in 2026. Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan have their own separate public holidays. Festival Dates Duration Working Day Adjustments New Year’s Day January 1 (Thursday) 1 day January 4 (Sunday) Spring Festival, Chinese New Year February 15–23 (Sunday–Monday) 9 days February 14
This article covers public holidays in Mainland China in 2025. Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan have their own separate public holidays. Festival Dates Duration working day adjustments New year’s day 1. January (Wed) 1 day Spring Festival, Chinese New Year 28.1. (Tue) – 4.2. (Tue) 8 days 26.1. (Sun),8.2. (Sat)
China, or more officially the People’s Republic of China, is a state spanning nearly 10 million square kilometers and inhabited by 1.4 billion people. In business, when people talk about China, they usually practically mean Mainland China—that is, China excluding Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. Mainland China is an area
A vast number of Finnish companies buying goods from China do not really know who they are actually buying from. Frankly speaking, this terrifies me. The situation does not have to be this way.
Sourcing from China isn’t more responsible or irresponsible than sourcing from Finland for example. Oh how so? Let me tell you. Responsible sourcing is based on knowledge of supply chains. Product sourced from your home country can also come from China, so where you buy your product doesn’t define how
Over the summer, a lively debate arose about how people buy cheap clothes from China and how deeply irresponsible, unsustainable, and foolish it is. For a living, I mainly help European companies buy goods from China, but I thought I could also share with everyday consumers how to buy responsibly
Sourcing from China is no more responsible or irresponsible than, say, Sweden. Oh, how so? Let me tell you. Responsible sourcing is based on knowledge of supply chains. A product purchased from Sweden can also come from China, ie where the product is purchased does not define anything from the
There are currently seven official public holidays in Mainland China. The public holidays are the same every year but since they often follow the lunar calendar, the exact dates are different and adjusted accordingly every year. It is important to note that Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan have different holiday
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