How to use this tool
Select a year to view each festival's Gregorian date, weekday, Chinese lunar date and countdown. Follow a festival link for its year-specific explanation, then use the month link to check nearby dates. Plan reminders or gatherings separately from official leave arrangements.
Rules and supported dates
Dates follow the regular Chinese lunar month. Chinese New Year's Eve is the day before the next lunar year, so it is not always day 30. Check official local announcements separately for public holidays.
Worked example
Mid-Autumn Festival falls on 2024-09-17 and on 2026-09-25. Its lunar rule remains month 8, day 15, while its Gregorian date changes from year to year.
Common question
Does a festival date confirm a public holiday?
No. These are Chinese calendar festival dates, not official public holidays, substitute workdays or school breaks. Chinese New Year's Eve is the day before the next Lunar New Year; it can be day 29 rather than day 30 of the final lunar month.