China's National Day

China's National Day

The origins of National Day can be traced back to the same day in 1949, when Chairman Mao Zedong announced the founding of the People's Republic of China in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, marking the end of China's long feudal era and war years and ushering in a period of peace and stability. October 1st every year becomes China's National Day, symbolizing the country's independence and unity.

On National Day, grand celebrations will be held across the country. In Beijing, the rising five-star red flag in Tiananmen Square is a symbol of solemnity. Thousands of people gathered there to watch the military parade and artistic performances to contribute to the prosperity of the country. In addition, fireworks shows, parades, concerts and Celebrations such as cultural exhibitions allow people to celebrate this special day.

There will be a holiday from September 29th to October 6th, a total of 8 days.