Let me ask you a question. Is Christmas a legal holiday in Hong Kong?

Christmas is a legal holiday in Hong Kong.

Public holidays in Hong Kong are as follows:

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 the Lunar New Year's Day);

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

5. The third day of the Lunar New Year (if it is a Sunday, it will be changed to the day before the first day of the Lunar New Year);

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

7. Good Friday;

8. The day after Good Friday;

9.Easter Monday;

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

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

14, National Day, namely 10, 1 (if that day is Sunday, it will be changed to the next day);

15, the day after Mid-Autumn Festival (if that day is a Sunday, it will be changed to the day of Mid-Autumn Festival) or another day designated by the Chief Executive in Council by an 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 that day is Sunday, it will be changed to the second Sunday after Christmas);

18, the first Sunday after Christmas.

Extended data:

The current legal holidays in Chinese mainland are *** 1 1 day, including 3 days for Spring Festival, 3 days for National Day, New Year's Day, May Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival 1 day.

Article 40 of the Labor Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) (except statutory holidays in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan Province Province) stipulates that the employer shall arrange employees to take vacations according to law on New Year's Day, Spring Festival, International Labor Day, National Day and other holidays stipulated by laws and regulations.

According to the National Festival and Memorial Day issued by the State Council (Order No.270th of the State Council), there are three kinds of holidays in China, two of which are legal holidays.

Baidu Encyclopedia Hong Kong Holiday