What is a public holiday? What's the point?

Public holidays are also called "public holidays and public holidays". It refers to the paid leave system expressly stipulated by national law.

Public holidays. The required rest time for each working period is stipulated in the law or in an agreement concluded in accordance with the law. If you take 2 days off after every 5 days of work, these 2 days will be public holidays. Since our country stipulates that employees must not work more than 40 hours per week, employers generally implement two days off per week.

Public *** holidays. Refers to holidays enjoyed by all citizens, such as May Day, National Day, New Year's Day, Spring Festival, etc., excluding holidays enjoyed by some citizens, such as Children's Day, Women's Day, etc.

Extended information:

With the development of social economy, the significance of public holidays has become more and more prominent. Public holidays respect people's leisure rights and are a symbol of social civilization and progress. With the development of social economy, leisure plays an increasingly important role in people's lives. Public holidays give people more time to relax in their stressful work and life.

In addition, a group of researchers from the University of Vienna in Austria recently pointed out that taking vacations (mainly regular vacations) is indeed beneficial to health because people can get enough rest and relieve stress when taking vacations.

The role of public holidays in promoting the development of tourism is self-evident. First, it can promote the upgrading of tourism. People's leisure rights are respected, which improves consumption levels and tourism product selection levels, and helps promote the development of the tourism industry from a natural tourism level to a vacation and leisure level. Secondly, flexible long-term public holidays can help overcome some of the shortcomings of the centralized leave system.