The following memorial days and holidays are a day off except for Chinese New Year with three consecutive days off,

1.Memorial days: 

(1)Founding Day of the Republic of China (January 1);
(2)Peace Memorial Day (February 28);
(3)National Day (October 10).

2.Customary holidays:
(1)Chinese New Year (first three days of the lunar calendar year);
(2)Tomb Sweeping Day (observed on Qingming Festival);
(3)Dragon Boat Festival (fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar);
(4)Mid-Autumn Festival (fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar);
(5)Chinese New Year’s Eve (the last day falls of the lunar calendar year);
(6)Indigenous rituals and ceremonies: the Council of Indigenous Peoples shall announce the date of the holiday in reference to the customs of each indigenous tribe. This information shall also be published in the Government Gazette.

3.Children’s Day (April 4).

When the memorial day or holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, a deferred day off will be granted. If a memorial day or a holiday falls on a Saturday, the deferred day off is on the preceding workday; if a memorial day or a holiday falls on a Sunday, the deferred day off is on the following workday. However, the deferred days off for Chinese New Year’s Eve and Chinese New Year are always on the following workdays.

Regulations for a deferred holiday for Labor Day and regulations for Armed Forces Day and its deferred holiday shall be determined by the responsible central government agencies.