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  1. Public holidays and daylight saving time
  2. ›China · Mexico

Public holidays in China and Mexico

Plan around both calendars: the days China and Mexico are both off, and the ones only one of them is.

2 days off in both, 17 only in China and 5 only in Mexico.

The next public holiday in China is New Year's Day on Friday 1 January 2027.

The next public holiday in Mexico is Revolution Day on Monday 16 November 2026.

Public holidays in China and Mexico

DateHolidayChinaMexico
Monday 16 November 2026Revolution Day–Yes
Friday 25 December 2026Christmas Day–Yes
Friday 1 January 2027New Year's DayYesYes
Monday 1 February 2027Constitution Day–Yes
Friday 5 February 2027Chinese New Year's EveYes–
Saturday 6 February 2027Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)Yes–
Sunday 7 February 2027Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)Yes–
Monday 8 February 2027Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)Yes–
Tuesday 9 February 2027Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) (observed)Yes–
Wednesday 10 February 2027Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) (observed)Yes–
Monday 15 March 2027Benito Juárez's birthday–Yes
Monday 5 April 2027Tomb-Sweeping DayYes–
Saturday 1 May 2027Labor DayYesYes
Sunday 2 May 2027Labor DayYes–
Monday 3 May 2027Labor Day (observed)Yes–
Tuesday 4 May 2027Labor Day (observed)Yes–
Wednesday 9 June 2027Dragon Boat FestivalYes–
Wednesday 15 September 2027Mid-Autumn FestivalYes–
Thursday 16 September 2027Independence Day–Yes
Friday 1 October 2027National DayYes–
Saturday 2 October 2027National DayYes–
Sunday 3 October 2027National DayYes–
Monday 4 October 2027National Day (observed)Yes–
Tuesday 5 October 2027National Day (observed)Yes–

Clock changes in China · Mexico

China doesn't change its clocks for daylight saving time.

Clocks in Mexico go back 1 hour on Sunday 1 November 2026 at 2:00 am local time. After that they go forward on Sunday 14 March 2027.

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National public holidaySome regions only (open a country with ›)−1hClock changeStarred countries stay at the top0 holidays · 1 clock change in these weeks · Click a marker for details

Upcoming public holidays and clock changes

2 places for the next 30 days, from Sun 11 Oct. Starred countries are in bold.

  1. Sunday 1 NovemberIn 21 days

    • Clocks go back 1 hourMexico (parts)

Every country on the full calendar

  • Upcoming public holidays in China
  • Upcoming public holidays in Mexico
  • Current time in China
  • Current time in Mexico

Questions

Which public holidays do China and Mexico share?

In the next 12 months: New Year's Day (Friday 1 January 2027) and Labor Day (Saturday 1 May 2027).

When do the clocks change in China?

China doesn't change its clocks for daylight saving time.

When do the clocks change in Mexico?

Clocks in Mexico go back 1 hour on Sunday 1 November 2026 at 2:00 am local time. After that they go forward on Sunday 14 March 2027.

Updated Sunday 11 October 2026

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