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2012 Spring Festival holiday arrangement:

From January 22 (Chinese New Year's Eve) to 28, there will be a holiday for a total of 7 days. January 22 (Sunday) January 29 (Sunday) to work.

2012 Other holiday arrangements:

1. New Year's Day: December 31, 2011 (Saturday) to January 2, 2012, 3 days off.

2. Spring Festival: January 22 (Chinese New Year's Eve) to 28 days off, a total of 7 days.

3. Qingming Festival: April 4 Qingming (Wednesday), April 2 to 4 holiday, a total of 3 days.

4. Labor Day: May 1 (Tuesday), April 29 to May 1, a total of 3 days.

5. Dragon Boat Festival: Dragon Boat Festival (Saturday) on June 23, June 23 to 25 (Monday) holiday, a total of 3 days.

6. Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day: Mid-Autumn Festival (Sunday) on September 30, and public holidays from September 30 to October 7, a total of 8 days.

From January 22nd to 28th, there will be 7 days off. That is, January 22 (Sunday, Chinese New Year's Eve, January 23 (Monday, January 24 (Tuesday, the second day of the first lunar month) is a legal holiday, January 21 (Saturday, Sunday) is closed to January 25 (Wednesday, Thursday, January 26), January 29 (Sunday) is closed to January 27 (Friday (Saturday), January 21 and January 29 (Sunday) are closed as usual.

Give yourself a holiday hehe.

In 2012, the specific arrangements for New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, Labor Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday and holiday dates are notified as follows.

1. New Year's Day: December 31, 2011 to January 2, 2012, 3 days off. Among them, December 31, 2011 (Saturday) is closed, January 1, 2012 (Sunday) is a national holiday, January 1, 2012 (Sunday) public holiday is transferred to January 2 (Monday), that is, December 31, 2011 (Saturday, January 1 (Sunday, January 2, 2012 (Monday), 3 (Tuesday) work.

2. Spring Festival: January 22 to 28, 7 days off. That is, January 22 (Sunday, Chinese New Year's Eve, January 23 (Monday, January 24 (Tuesday, the second day of the first lunar month) is a legal holiday, January 21 (Saturday, Sunday) is closed to January 25 (Wednesday, Thursday, January 26), January 29 (Sunday) is closed to January 27 (Friday (Saturday), January 21 and January 29 (Sunday) are closed as usual.

3. Qingming Festival: April 2nd to 4th, a total of 3 days. Among them, March 30 (Saturday, March 31 (Sunday) will be closed to April 2 (Monday, March 3 (Tuesday), April 4 (Wednesday, the day of the lunar calendar) as a national statutory holiday, March 30 (Saturday, March 31 (Sunday) will work as usual, and April 5 (Thursday) will work.

4. Labor Day: April 29 to May 1, a total of 3 days. Among them, April 29 (Sunday) is a public holiday, April 28 (Saturday) is a public holiday, and April 30 (Monday, May 1 (Tuesday, "May Day" International Labor Day) is a statutory holiday, that is, April 29 (Sunday) (Monday, May 1 (Tuesday), April 28, May 2 (Wednesday) will work as usual.

5. Dragon Boat Festival: June 23rd to 25th, a total of 3 days. Among them, June 23 (Saturday, the day of the Dragon Boat Festival of the lunar calendar) is a national statutory holiday, June 24 (Sunday) is a public holiday, and June 23 (Saturday) is a public holiday to June 25, that is, June 23 (Saturday (Sunday (Monday), 26 (Tuesday) will work as usual.

6. Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day: September 30 to October 7, a total of 8 days. Among them, September 30 (Sunday) is the legal holiday of the Mid-Autumn Festival, October 1 (Monday) (Tuesday and October 3 (Wednesday) is the national day holiday, October 4 (Thursday and May 5 (Friday) is the compensatory holiday, October 6 (Saturday and July 7 (Sunday) are closed, September 29 and September 30 (Sunday) are transferred to October 4 and October 5, and September 29 (Saturday and August 8 (Monday) will work.

The first day of the Lunar New Year is January 23, 2012.

1. New Year's Day: January 1 to 3, 2012 will be closed for a total of 3 days. December 31, 2011 (Saturday) to work.

2. Spring Festival: January 22nd to 28th, a total of 7 days. January 21 (Saturday) January 29 (Sunday) to work.

3. Qingming Festival: April 2nd to 4th, a total of 3 days. March 31 (Saturday) and Sunday, March 1 (work).

4. Labor Day: April 29 to May 1, a total of 3 days. April 28 (Saturday) to work.

5. Dragon Boat Festival: June 22nd to 24th holiday, a total of 3 days.

6. Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day: September 30 to October 7, a total of 8 days. I went to work on Saturday, September 29.

In 2014, the specific arrangements for New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, Labor Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday are as follows.

1. New Year's Day: 1 day off on January 1.

2. Spring Festival: January 31 to February 6, a total of 7 days. January 26 (Saturday, 8th of January)

3. Ching Ming Festival: April 5 holiday, April 7 (Monday) compensatory holiday.

4. Labor Day: May 1 to 3 will be closed for a total of 3 days. May 4 (Sunday) to work.

5. Dragon Boat Festival: June 2 holiday, and weekend holiday.

6. Mid-Autumn Festival: September 8 holiday, and weekends.

Seven digging reed tours, National Day: October 1 to 7 holiday and holiday, a total of 7 days. September 28 (Sunday) and November 11 (Saturday) to work.

New Year's Day 2011: January 1, 2011 (Saturday and Sunday (Monday) will have three days off, and work will be held on the 4th (Tuesday);

Spring Festival 2011: February 2, 2011 (Wednesday (Thursday (Friday (Saturday (Sunday (Sunday (Monday (Tuesday) has a seven-day holiday, and the 9th (Wednesday) goes to work;

Qingming in 2011: April 4, 2011 (Monday (Tuesday (Wednesday) three days off, 7 (Thursday) work;

May Day 2011: April 29, 2011 (Friday (Saturday 1 (Sunday) three days off, 2 (Monday) work;

Mid-Autumn Festival 2011: September 12, 2011 (Monday (Tuesday (Wednesday) has a three-day holiday, and work on the 15th (Thursday);

2011 National Day: October 1, 2011 (Saturday (Sunday) (Monday (Tuesday (Wednesday (Thursday (Friday) is a seven-day holiday, and the 8th (Saturday) goes to work;