What are the holidays that don't take a vacation every year

All the holidays are as follows, the ones that are holidays are below. The rest are just not holidays, see for yourself!'

January's holidays are as follows:

January 1 New Year's Day

January 6 China's 1.3 Billionth Population Day

First Sunday of January Black Day

January 8 Anniversary of the Death of Zhou Enlai

January 21 Anniversary of the Death of Vladimir Lenin

Last Sunday of January World Leprosy Day ( International Leprosy Day)

February festivals include:

February 2 World Wetlands Day

February 7 International Day of Solidarity with South Africa 1964

February 10 International Meteorological Day

February 14 Valentine's Day

February 15 China's Population Day 1995

February 21 Struggle Against Colonialism Day 1949

World Leprosy Day

We celebrate the death of Lenin on January 21

World Leprosy Day

Last Sunday of January Struggle Against Colonialism Day 1949

February 24 Third World Youth Day

February 28 World Habitat Survey Day

March festivals are as follows;

1 International Seal Day

3 National Ear Care Day

5 Commemoration Day of Xue Lei Feng

8 International Women's Day

12 Arbor Day

14th International Police Day

16th Hand in Hand for the Poor Boys National Day of Unified Action; International Day of Sailing

17th Chinese Medicine Day

18th National Science and Technology Talents Day; International Children's Songs Day

21st International Sleep Day

22nd World Water Day

23rd World Meteorological Day

24 World Tuberculosis Control Day

1 International Seal Day

3 National Ear Care Day

5 Memorial Day for Learning Lei Feng

8 International Women's Day

12 Tree Planting Day

14 International Police Day

16 Hands on Poverty Day

16 National Unified Action Day; International Maritime Day

18 International Day for Children

19 International Day of the World's Poor

20 International Day of the World's Poor

21 International Sleep Day

22 International Day of Water

23 Unified Action Day; International Maritime Day

17 China National Medicine Day

18 National Science and Technology Talent Activity Day; International Children's Songs Day

21 International Sleep Day

22 World Water Day

23 World Meteorological Day

24 World Tuberculosis Control

April Festivals:

April 1 International April Fool's Day

April 2 International Children's Book Day

April 5 Ching Ming Festival

April 7 World Health Day

April 21 National Entrepreneurs' Day

April 22 World Earth Day, World Law Day

April 23 World Book and Copyright Day

April 4 April 24 World Youth Day Against Colonialism, Asian-African Journalists Day

April 25 National Vaccination Awareness Day

April 26 World Intellectual Property Day

April 26 Yu-Ting Computer Station (Junior League) Founding Day

April 27 United Towns Day

April 30 National Traffic Safety Reflection Day

Third Sunday in April World Children's Day

Last Wednesday in April Secretary's Day

May holidays:

May 5 Japanese Children's Day

May 8 Memorial Day for the Victory in Europe in World War II, World Red Cross Day

May 9 Victory in the Patriotic War in Most Former Soviet Union and East European Countries Day, United Nations Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation

May 12 International Nurses' Day

May 16 Malaysian Wesak Day

May 17 World Telecommunication Day

May 18 International Museum Day

May 25 African Liberation Day, Day of Remembrance of the Argentine Revolution, Day of the Sudanese Revolution, World Stroke Prevention Day

May 26 World Day to Challenge the Human Condition, National Apology Day

May 29 International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers

May 30 Croatia's National Day, Memorial Day for America's Fallen Soldiers

May 31 World No-Tobacco Day (also known as World No-Smoking Day, World No-Smoking Day)

The second Sunday of May: Mother's Day (in most countries, including the United States), France's Joan of Arc Day, and the first day of the month. United States and most other countries), Joan of Arc Memorial Day in France

Third Tuesday in May: International Milk Day

Third Sunday in May: People's Republic of China National Day of Disabled Persons

Last Monday in May: Spring Bank Holiday in the United Kingdom, which is a public holiday

June Holidays:

International Children's Day on June 1

National Eye Care Day, June 6

World Blood Donor Day, June 14

World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, June 17

World Refugee Day, June 20

Children's Charity Day in China, June 22

International Olympics Day, June 23

National Land Day, June 25

June 26 International Day Against Drug Abuse

June 26 International Charter Day

July festivals:

July 1: Birthday of the ****anese Communist Party of China (1921)

July 1: Anniversary of the Return of Hong Kong to China (1997)

July 1: International Day of Architecture (1985)

July July 1: Asia's 3 Billion People Day (1988)

July 2: International Sportswriters' Day

First Saturday of July: International Co-operation Day (International Day of Co-operatives) (1995)

July 7: Commemoration Day of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1937)

July 11: World Population Day (1987)

July 11: China's Maritime Day

July 26: Esperanto (Language) Creation Day

July 31: African Women's Day (1962)

★Traditional Folk Festivals in China

Seventh Night of the Moon

Seventh Night of the Moon

The Orchid Festival

The Orchid Festival

The Orchid Festival

Middle Yuan Festival -- is hit by yuan of festival 15th day of the 7th month

Ghost Festival -- spirit festival 15th day of the 7th month

Di Zang Festival -- The field hides festival July 30

August festivals:

August 1: Chinese People's Liberation Army Founding Day (1927)

August 5: Engels' Death Anniversary (1895)

August 6: International Film Festival (1932)

August 8: Chinese Men's Day (Daddy's Day) (1988)

August 9: International Day of the World's Indigenous People (1994)

August 12: International Youth Day

August 13: International Left-Handed Person's Day (1976)

August 15: Day of the Formal Declaration of Unconditional Surrender by Japan (1945)

August 22: Deng Xiaoping's Birthday Anniversary (1904)

August 23: International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition

August 26: National Day of Advice for Lawyers (1993)

August 1: Day of the Two Parents (a Congolese **** and National Holiday)

August 27: Easter (a Slovakian National Holiday)

September Holidays:

September 3 China Anti-Japanese War Victory Commemoration Day

September 8 International Literacy Day, International Journalists' Day

September 10 Teachers' Day in China, World Suicide Prevention Day

September 14 World Clean Earth Day

September 16 International Day for the Protection of the Ozone Layer, Brain Health Day in China

September 18 September? September 20 International Dental Day

September 21 World Ceasefire Day (Peace Day)

September 22 European Car Free Day

September 25 World Children's Day, World Maritime Day

September 26 International Day of the Deaf

September 27 World Tourism Day

The third Tuesday of September Third Tuesday International Day of Peace

Third Saturday in September National Defense Education Day

Fourth Sunday in September International Day of the Deaf

Somewhere in the last week of September World Oceans Day

Last Sunday in September World Heart DayThe following are the annual holidays in the month of October

October's holidays:

October 1 National Day, International Day of Older Persons, International Music Day

October 2 International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction, International Day of Peace and Struggle for Democratic Freedom

October 4 World Animal Day

October 4-10 World Space Week

October 5 World Teachers' Day

October 8 National High Blood Pressure Day, World Sight Day<

October 9 World Postal Day

October 10 Memorial Day of the 1911 Revolution, World Mental Health Day, World Sight Day

October 11 World Analgesia Day

October 12 World Arthritis Day, International Day of the Six Billionth Person

October 13 World Health Care Day, International Teachers' Day Birthday of the Chinese Young Pioneers

October 14 World Standards Day, World Rural Women's Day

October 15 International Day of the Blind (White Cane Day), World Rural Women's Day

October 16 World Food Day, World Spine Day

October 17 World Day for the Eradication of Poverty, World Trauma Day

October 18 World Day of Traditional Medicine

October 20 World Osteoporosis

October 22 World Traditional Medicine Day

October 24 United Nations Day, World Development News Day

October 24-30 Disarmament and Development Week

October 28 Men's Health Day in China

October 29 International Day for Biological Diversity

October 29

October 31 Halloween, World Thrift Day

November holidays:

1 November Revolution Day in Algiers - The Revolution Day (ALGERIA)

11 Independence Day in Angola ----------Independence Day (Angola )

15 Belgium King's Day ----------King's Day (BELGIUM)

18 Oman National Day ------------National Day (OMAN)

19 Monaco National Day ---------- National Day (Monaco)

22nd Lebanese Independence Day ----------Independence Day (LEBANON)

24th Zaire Second **** and National Day ----Anniversary of the Second Republic (ZAIRE )

28 Mauritania Independence Day ------Independence Day (MARITANIA)

29 Yugoslavia*** and Country Day ------Republic Day (YUGOSLAVIA)

November 8 Chinese Journalists Day

November 9 National Fire Prevention Day

November 17 International Students' Day [International Day of the Student]

November 21 World Greetings Day Thanksgiving Day, the fourth Thursday of November

December Holidays:

December 1: World AIDS Day, with the sincere hope that a cure for the disease will be available;

December 2: Abolition of Slavery International Day for the Abolition of Slavery;

December 3: International Day of Persons with Disabilities;

December 4: National Legal Awareness Day;

December 5: International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development;

December 7: It's snowing, and it's the coldest time of the year. Television and Radio Day;

December 10: Human Rights Day, the 65th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and one day the 117th anniversary of Nobel's death, which also coincides with the Nobel Prize Ceremony;

December 11: International Mountain Day;

December 12: Want to Love Want to Love Day, a day of weird and wacky holidays;

December 13: 76th Anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre;

December 15: World Day of Immunization;

December 18: International Migrants Day;

December 19: International Arabic Language Day, and no International Chinese Language Day!

December 20: International Human Solidarity Day, unity is strength; also the 13th anniversary of the founding of the Macau Special Administrative Region, there are a lot of celebrations in Macau on this day, travel to Macau must be very exciting. Check out the Nanjing to Macau travel offer.

December 21: International Basketball Day;

December 22: Winter Solstice, which is said to be the time when Noah's Ark came into play, though experts say the Mayan prophecy was inaccurate.

December 24: Christmas Eve, just be safe!

December 25: Christmas Day

1. Holidays on which all citizens take a vacation:

(a) New Year's Day, 1 day off (January 1);

(b) Spring Festival, 3 days off (New Year's Eve, the first day of the first month of the Lunar New Year and the second day of the first month of the Lunar New Year);

(c) Ching Ming Festival, 1 day off (the same day as the Ching Ming Festival on the Lunar New Year's calendar);

(d) Labor Day, 1 day off (May 1);

(v) Dragon Boat Festival, 1 day off (on the day of Dragon Boat Festival in the lunar calendar);

(vi) Mid-Autumn Festival, 1 day off (on the day of Mid-Autumn Festival in the lunar calendar);

(vii) National Day, 3 days off (October 1, 2 and 3).

2. Holidays and anniversaries on which some citizens have holidays:

(i) Women's Day (March 8), half a day off for women;

(ii) Youth Day (May 4), half a day off for young people over 14 years of age (15-34 year olds are youths);

(iii) Children's Day (June 1), one day off for children and young people under 14 years of age;

(vii) National Day, three days off (October 1, 2 and 3). 1 day;

(d) the anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (August 1), active military personnel take a half-day holiday.

3. Holidays customarily observed by ethnic minorities shall be observed by the local people's governments of the areas where the ethnic minorities live in large numbers in accordance with the customs of the ethnic minorities in question, and the date of the holiday shall be set in accordance with the customs of the ethnic minorities in question.

4. Other festivals and anniversaries, such as February 7 Memorial Day, May 30 Memorial Day, July 7 War Memorial Day, September 3 Victory Memorial Day, September 18 Memorial Day, Teachers' Day, Nurses' Day, Journalists' Day, Arbor Day, etc., will not be observed as holidays.

5. Holidays that fall on Saturdays and Sundays shall be made up on working days if they are observed by all citizens. Holidays that fall on Saturdays and Sundays shall not be made up if they are observed by some citizens.

5. China's major traditional festivals include the Spring Festival, the Lantern Festival, the Qingming Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival. In addition, the ethnic minorities have also retained their own traditional festivals, such as the Dai Water Festival, the Mongolian Naadam Conference, the Yi Torch Festival, the Yao Danu Festival, the Bai March Street, the Zhuang Song Wei, the Tibetan Tibetan New Year and Wangguo Festival, the Miao Jumping Flower Festival and so on.