What are the legal holidays after National Day?

After the National Day, the remaining legal holidays are New Year's Day, which is a one-day legal holiday.

Statutory holidays refer to the rest time for celebrations and vacations, which are uniformly stipulated by national laws according to the customs and habits of various countries and ethnic groups or commemorative requirements. The legal holiday system is an important reflection of the national political, economic and cultural system, involving many aspects of the economy and society and the vital interests of the broad masses of the people.

The current legal holidays in Chinese mainland are *** 1 1 day, including 3 days for Spring Festival, 3 days for National Day, New Year's Day, May Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival 1 day. On May 1 ST, National Day, according to the different situations in the north and south, the provincial governments were authorized to make a third long holiday on their own, which could make the total supply of long holidays reach 2 1 day or 15 days.

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The origin of China festivals;

Calendar solar terms: China has been agriculture-oriented since ancient times. As early as more than 7,000 years ago, primitive agriculture was divided into north and south, with millet in the north and rice in the south. Agricultural production has strong seasonality: spring sowing, summer harvest, autumn harvest, winter storage, cycle after cycle, year after year.

Primitive worship: Primitive ancestors in China often worshipped some animals as gods, and the most typical one was the dragon totem worship.

Taboos and superstitions: In ancient times, when people could not explain the mysteries of nature and master their own destiny, many taboos and superstitions came into being.

Sacrifice: The most obvious examples are Tomb-Sweeping Day, Zhongyuan Festival and Han Festival.

Religion: China's folk festivals are deeply influenced by religion, and many festivals come from religion.

Polytheism: China is a country with polytheism. Some myths and legends and historical figures are worshipped and sacrificed as gods, resulting in a series of large and small folk festivals.

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