According to China's legal holiday regulations, there will be 11 national legal holidays*** from January 1 to March 31, 2021, i.e., New Year's Day on January 1, 2021, the Spring Festival on February 11, the February 12 holiday to make up for the rest of the year, the Lantern Festival on February 22, the Ching Ming Festival on March 7, the March 28 holiday to make up for the rest of the year and the last holiday on March 29, according to China's legal holiday regulations.

According to the holiday schedule for the first half of 2020, the Labor Day holiday on May 1 is scheduled for three days, the Dragon Boat Festival holiday on June 25 is scheduled for three days, and the National Day holiday on October 1 is scheduled for seven days, making the above three statutory holidays add up to 13 days***.

There are therefore 11 legal holidays between January and March this year, and 13 legal holidays in May, June and October, totaling 24 days of state-mandated legal holidays **** a year.

Besides working days, there are many other types of holidays, such as transfer leave, study leave, personal leave, sick leave, wedding leave and so on.

Due to the different types, the scheduled vacations may also vary.