6 source-backed records whose verified scope explicitly identifies China. This is an observance index, not a public-holiday calendar.
Current Chinese official sources mark July 1 as the CPC founding anniversary; Shanghai Archives explains that July 1 is a symbolic anniversary fixed in 1941 while the First CPC National Con…
Chinese government sources document successive Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival openings on January 5, including the 40th edition in 2024, 41st in 2025 and 42nd in 2026.
Beijing municipal cultural authorities: fifteenth day of first lunar month; March 3 only for 2026
China’s central government states that October 1 is National Day, that the Central People’s Government adopted the National Day resolution on December 2, 1949, and that current national-hol…
Chinese government portals describe Qixi as falling on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month; Shanghai's 2026 page gives August 19 for that year's edition.
The Tibet Autonomous Region legislature adopted March 28 as Serfs' Emancipation Day on January 19, 2009; contemporaneous official reporting verifies the first 2009 observance and regional g…
