How many festivals are there in a year?

There are 16 statutory festivals in China, namely:

New Year (65438+1October1); Spring Festival (Lunar New Year); Tomb-Sweeping Day (Tomb-Sweeping Day for the Lunar New Year); International Women's Day (March 8); Arbor Day (March12); International Labor Day (May1); China Youth Day (May 4th); Dragon Boat Festival (the day of the Dragon Boat Festival in the lunar calendar); International Nurses' Day (May12); Children's Day (June1);

China * * * anniversary of the birth of the production party (July1); China People's Liberation Army Memorial Day (August1); Teacher's Day (September10); Mid-Autumn Festival (the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival in the lunar calendar); National Day (65438+1October1); News Festival (165438+1October 8th).

There are 18 traditional e69da5e6ba907a643133431363061festivals.

Traditional festivals in China include New Year's Eve (the last day of the twelfth lunar month), Spring Festival (the first day of the first month), Lantern Festival (the fifteenth day of the first month), Cold Food Festival (the day before Tomb-Sweeping Day), Tomb-Sweeping Day (the solar calendar: around April 5), Shangsi Festival (March 3) and Dragon Boat Festival (May 5).

China Valentine's Day (lunar calendar: the seventh day of July), Mid-Autumn Festival (lunar calendar: August 15th), Double Ninth Festival (lunar calendar: September 9th), Han Festival (lunar calendar: the first day of October), Laba Festival (lunar calendar: the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month), off-year (December 23rd to 24th) and so on.

China Festival generally refers to the memorial day, celebration day handed down by the people in China and the international common festival recognized by China.