Traditional festivals might be included in legal holidays! | |
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Nov 7, 2007 22:22 | |
![]() | No matter you are a Chinese or a foreigner, you must have something to say about Chinese Golden Week holidays, people just flocking into the tourist destinations, transport inconvenient etc. Is there any good ways to solve this problem? It is reported that China has discussed to make some traditional festivals legal holidays and shorten the golden week holidays. A draft on the new legal holiday arrangement has been formed and will be released very soon. After that, people's opinions will be sought on the internet. According to the draft, the legal holiday(originally three days) during the May Day holiday will be shortened to one day. Usually, it has three-day legal holiday plus four days (two Sataurdays and two Sundays). The golden week during National holiday wil be kept with no change. The golden week holiday during the Spring Festival will be advanced one day( from New Year's Eve to January 6th on Lunar calendar). Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival will be made legal holidays. On that day, you can have a rest. What do you think of this draft? |
Nov 8, 2007 20:16 | |
![]() | If the draft could be passed, that would be very good. I really hate travelling or going out during the golden week. People are everywhere. Usually, I stay at home, watching TV programmes or DVDs. It sounds monotonous, but not suffering. |
Nov 12, 2007 02:43 | |
![]() | But some people do not think so. If May Day holiday was cancelled, people will have less time to go back home and visit their parents. What's more, National Holiday Golden week will be challenged. More and more people will spend their holiday during the golden week. In this regard, it is no good. |
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