What are the national legal holidays? When is the holiday?

The legal holidays for all citizens are New Year, Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Labor Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day. Some citizens' legal holidays include Women's Day, Youth Day and China People's Liberation Army Memorial Day. In addition, in areas where ethnic minorities live in concentrated communities, there are festivals with ethnic customs formulated by the local people's governments. The specific dates and holidays are determined according to the following legal provisions.

Legal basis: national holidays and anniversaries.

Article 2 Holidays for all citizens:

(a) the New Year, holiday 1 day (10/day);

(two) the Spring Festival, a holiday of 3 days (the first day of the first month, the second day, the third day);

(3) Tomb-Sweeping Day, holiday 1 day (the day of the Qingming Festival);

(4) Labor Day, holiday 1 day (May 1 day);

(5) Dragon Boat Festival, holiday 1 day (the day of Dragon Boat Festival in the lunar calendar);

(6) Mid-Autumn Festival, holiday 1 day (the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival in the lunar calendar);

(7) National Day, 3 days off (65438+ 10/0/2, 3).

Third holidays and anniversaries of some citizens:

(a) Women's Day (March 8), women have a half-day holiday;

(2) Youth Day (May 4th), and more than 14 youths have a half-day holiday;

(3) Children's Day (June 1), children under 14 have a holiday 1 day;

(4) Army Day of China People's Liberation Army (1 August), and active servicemen have a half-day holiday.

Article 4 The local people's governments in areas where ethnic minorities live in concentrated communities shall determine festivals in accordance with the customs and habits of their own nationalities.

Article 5. The 27th anniversary, 30th anniversary, July 7th anniversary of the Anti-Japanese War, September 18th anniversary, Teachers' Day, Nurses' Day, Journalists' Day, Arbor Day and other festivals and anniversaries will not be closed.