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List of 2014 China public holidays Day Date Holiday Comments Wednesday Jan-01 New Years Day Thursday Jan-30 Chinese New Year Eve Eve of 1st lunar month Friday Jan-31 Chinese New Year 1st day of 1st lunar month Saturday Feb-01 Chinese New Year 2nd day of 1st lunar month Sunday Feb-02 Chinese New Year 3rd day of 1st lunar month Monday Feb-03 Chinese New Year 4th day of 1st lunar month Tuesday Feb-04 Chinese New Year 5th day of 1st lunar month Qing Ming Jie, Tomb Sweeping Day or Saturday Apr-05 Ching Ming Festival Mourning Day Thursday May-01 Labour Day Friday May-02 Labour Day Monday Jun-02 Dragon Boat Festival Tuen Ng Festival Monday Sep-08 Mid Autumn Festival Moon Festival Wednesday Oct-01 National Day Double Ninth Festival or Dual-Yang Thursday Oct-02 Chung Yeung Festival Festival Thursday Oct-02 National Day Friday Oct-03 National Day List of 2014 Hong Kong public holidays Day Date Holiday Comments Wednesday Jan-01 New Years Day Friday Jan-31 Chinese New Year Chinese New Year' s Day Saturday Feb-01 Chinese New Year 2nd day of 1st lunar month Sunday Feb-02 Chinese New Year 3rd day of 1st lunar month Monday Feb-03 Chinese New Year 4th day of 1st lunar month Saturday Apr-05 Ching Ming Festival Tomb Sweeping Day or Mourning Day Friday Apr-18 Good Friday Catholic or protestant Monday Apr-21 Easter Monday Catholic or protestant Thursday May-01 Labour Day May Day TBC. 8th day of the 4th month in the Tuesday May-06 The Buddhas Birthday Chinese lunar calendar Monday Jun-02 Dragon Boat Festival Tuen Ng Festival Special Administration Tuesday Jul-01 Fixed on Jul 1st Region (SAR) Day The day following of the Chinese Mid- Tuesday Sep-09 Late mid Autumn festival Autumn Festival Wednesday Oct-01 National Day National Day Thursday Oct-02 Chung Yeung Festival Double Ninth Festival /Dual-Yang Festival Thursday Dec-25 Christmas Day Catholic or protestant Friday Dec-26 Boxing Day Family Day List of 2014 Taiwan public holidays Day Date Holiday Comments Wednesday Jan-01 New Years Day Republic Day Thursday Jan-30 Chinese New Year Day before 1st day of 1st lunar month Friday Jan-31 Chinese New Year 1st day of 1st lunar month Saturday Feb-01 Chinese New Year 2nd day of 1st lunar month Sunday Feb-02 Chinese New Year 3rd day of 1st lunar month Monday Feb-03 Chinese New Year 4th day of 1st lunar month Friday Feb-14 Lantern Festival 15th Day of 1st lunar month Marks the date of an uprising in 1947, that Friday Feb-28 Peace Memorial Day was brutally suppressed by the Chinese, who have since apologised. Friday Apr-04 Childrens Day Saturday Apr-05 Tomb Sweeping Day Thursday May-01 Labour Day Monday Jun-02 Dragon Boat Festival Tuen Ng Festival Monday Sep-08 Mid Autumn Festival TBC Thursday Oct-02 Double Ninth Day Autumn Remembrance Celebrates the start of the Wuchang Friday Oct-10 National Day Uprising of October 10, 1911 .

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