There is no winter vacation in Hong Kong, only the Spring Festival. But it's on National Day. Besides the statutory holidays in the Mainland, there are Easter and Christmas in Hong Kong, and there are many holidays. Graduate students will have a one-day or half-day class on weekends, and most of the rest time is in the afternoon or evening, and the daytime is the undergraduate class time.

Due to the influence of western culture, public holidays in Hong Kong are different from statutory holidays in the Mainland. Traditional festivals in China, including New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and Double Ninth Festival, are all public holidays, but the holiday time is slightly different. Except for three days after the Spring Festival holiday, other holidays are generally 1 day.

Extended data:

Public holidays in Hong Kong

(1) Every Sunday;

(2) 65438+1 October1(if the day is Sunday, it will be changed to the next day);

(3) Lunar New Year's Day (if the day is Sunday, it will be changed to the day before Lunar New Year's Day);

(4) the second day of the lunar calendar (if that day is a Sunday, it will be changed to the day before the first day of the lunar calendar);

(5) the third day of the lunar calendar (if that day is a Sunday, it will be changed to the day before the first day of the lunar calendar);

(6) Tomb-Sweeping Day (if the day is Sunday, it will be changed to the next day);

(7) Good Friday;

(8) The day after Good Friday;

(9) Easter Monday;

(10) Labor Day, that is, May 1 day (if the day is Sunday, it will be changed to the next day);

(1 1) Buddha's birthday, that is, April 8 of the lunar calendar (if that day is Sunday, it will be changed to the next day);

(12) Dragon Boat Festival (if it is Sunday, it will be changed to the next day);

(13) the anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, that is, July 1 day (if that day is a Sunday, it will be changed to the next day);

(14) National Day, that is, 1 0/0/month1(if that day is Sunday, it will be changed to the next day);

(15) The day after the Mid-Autumn Festival (Mid-Autumn Festival if that day falls on a Sunday) or another day designated by the Chief Executive in Council by order published in the Gazette to replace that day;

(16) Chung Yeung Festival (if that day is a Sunday, it will be changed to the next day) or another day designated by the Chief Executive in Council by an order published in the Gazette to replace that day;

(17) Christmas (if it is a Sunday, it will be changed to the second Sunday after Christmas);

(18) The first Sunday after Christmas.

However, it should be noted that the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region still has the right to supplement or replace the above holidays, which is stipulated in Article 6 of the General Holidays Ordinance:

1. The Legislative Council may, by resolution, designate any day in any year as a general holiday in addition to or instead of any day specified in the Schedule;

2. Unless otherwise stipulated in paragraph 3 below, if there are two public holidays on the same day in any year, the first day after that day that is not a public holiday is an additional public holiday in that year.

3. The Chief Executive in Council may, by order published in the Gazette, designate any day in any year as an additional general holiday instead of the other day specified in paragraph 2.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Hong Kong Holiday