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2025 Dragon Boat Festival Holiday Announcement

The Ministry of Education has officially announced the holiday schedule for the 2025 Dragon Boat Festival, which will take place from May 31 (Saturday) to June 2 (Monday). This announcement was made on May 21, 2025, and is based on the Notice from the General Office of the State Council regarding the arrangement of certain holidays for that year.

All students studying abroad are advised to take note of this three-day holiday period. The break provides an opportunity for reflection and cultural engagement, aligning with the traditions and customs associated with the Dragon Boat Festival.

This seasonal event is an important occasion in Chinese culture, celebrated with various activities such as dragon boat racing and the preparation of traditional foods like zongzi. During this time, students can participate in celebrations both domestically and abroad.

The announcement confirms a well-established pattern of holiday scheduling, ensuring that all students, regardless of their location, can plan accordingly. Those who are studying in different time zones should take the necessary steps to adjust their schedules.

For any inquiries regarding the holiday or additional information related to studies abroad, students can reach out to the Ministry of Education Study Abroad Service Center. The center's hotline is available at 86-010-62677800.

The Ministry is located at the 6th Floor, Huihuang Times Building, No. 56, North Fourth Ring West Road, Haidian District, Beijing, providing a physical point of contact for students who may require further assistance or guidance.

This announcement is part of the Ministry’s efforts to keep students informed and ensure they can celebrate significant cultural events while pursuing their educational goals. It underscores the importance of maintaining cultural ties, even while living and studying abroad.

We hereby convey this information for the benefit of all concerned, ensuring that students have the appropriate resources to enjoy their time off and engage with cultural practices.