China's Intense Work Culture, Holiday System, and Make-Up Days Explained

BBC World ServiceFebruary 17, 202619 min51,379 views

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China's Unique Holiday System

💡 For the Lunar New Year, Chinese workers officially receive nine days off, which is the longest stretch on record.
⚠️ This extended holiday includes weekends and requires employees to **work

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Lunar New YearChinese work cultureHoliday systemMake-up days (tiáo xiū)Annual leaveAsian financial crisisYouth unemploymentEconomic conditionsSocial media discussionsTalent retentionPublic holidaysWork-life balanceEconomic growthWorkplace hierarchy

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