With just over a month until 2025, the much-anticipated New Year's holiday schedule has been announced!

Next year, the New Year's Day will fall on Wednesday, January 1, with a one-day holiday without any additional days off for adjustment.

Check out the holiday arrangements for 2025:

I. New Year's Day: The holiday will have one day off on January 1 (Wednesday) 

II. Spring Festival: The holiday will have eight days off from January 28  (Tuesday, when the Chinese New Year's Eve is to be observed) to February 4 (Tuesday, which is also the 7th day of the first month of the traditional Chinese calendar). January 26 (Sunday) and February 8 (Saturday) are designated as working days.

III. Qingming Festival: The holiday will have three days off from April 4 (Friday) to 6 (Sunday).

IV. Labor Day: The holiday will have five days off from May 1 (Thursday) to 5 (Monday). April 27 (Sunday) is designated as a working day.

V. Dragon Boat Festival: The holiday will have three days off from May 31 (Saturday) to June 2 (Monday).

VI. National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival: The combined holiday will have eight days off from October 1 (Wednesday) to 8 (Wednesday). September 28 (Sunday) and October 11 (Saturday) are designated as working days.

(Source: Official website of the State Council of the People's Republic of China)