In China, people get unusually long public holidays
First reported 8 Oct, 13:01 UTCUpdated just now3 sources
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So why do they complain about them so much?
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Why it’s time for you to ditch taking long annual holidays
There’s a better way of getting the most out of your holidays and it involves taking more frequent but shorter breaks.
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In China, people get unusually long public holidays
So why do they complain about them so much?
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- In China, people get unusually long public holidays (opens The Economist in a new tab)
So why do they complain about them so much?
- Why it’s time for you to ditch taking long annual holidays (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)
There’s a better way of getting the most out of your holidays and it involves taking more frequent but shorter breaks.
- Through the Lens: China's Golden Week holiday (opens Nikkei Asia in a new tab)
