What holiday is after Labor Day? What festivals are there after Labor Day?

Every student will know what holidays there will be this semester before the start of a semester, so that they will have expectations in the process of going to school. People in the workplace will also pay attention to the length of each holiday in order to plan their travel time in advance. So what festivals are there after Labor Day, and what festivals are there after Labor Day? Let's have a look.

National legal holidays after Labor Day include Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, National Day and New Year's Day. Holidays without holidays include May 4th Youth Day, Qixi Festival, Double Ninth Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and so on. Among them, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival are one of the four traditional festivals in China, and the holidays of these two festivals usually last for three days. National Day is a legal holiday in China. Every year, the National Day holiday lasts for seven days, New Year's Day is the end of the year, and New Year's Day is a legal holiday for three days.

Labor Day is also called International Labor Day. The date of Labor Day every year is 1. Every year 1, more than 80 countries celebrate International Labor Day. Labor Day originated in Chicago 1866. More than 200,000 workers held a large-scale strike to fight for the implementation of the eight-hour working system. At that time, the workers finally won after a hard and bloody struggle, so the international community commemorated it.

After Labor Day, there are some smaller festivals. You can open the calendar to see what festivals there are and plan your trip in advance.