All Countries • All Holidays • Major ReligionsTaiwan HolidaysTaiwan celebrates Double Tenth Day
Taiwan Double Tenth Day: October 10Taiwan Celebrates Double Tenth Day as a National Holiday. The Double Tenth National Day is considered as the Birthday of the Republic of China. Every year on October 10th Taiwan celebrates this holiday in commemoration of the 1911 Wuch’ang Uprising. The people of Taiwan all gather to congratulate the nation on its birthday celebration.
Taiwan Observes Youth Day
Taiwan’s Youth Day: March 29Youth Day is a public holiday in Taiwan. Taiwan, or Republic of Taiwan (ROC), observes Youth Day every year on the 29th of March. Taiwan’s Youth Day commemorates the death of 72 youth in the class against the government forces in the Canton Uprising (Guangzhou Uprising) in 1911.
Lunar New Year’s Eve is a joyfully celebrated worldwide
Lunar/Chinese New Year EveLunar New Year’s Eve is a joyfully celebrated by Chinese all over the world. The Lunar New Year’s Eve in the Chinese Lunar calendar is known as chú xī, Year Pass Eve in English. It lasts 15 days and starts with the second or third new moon after the winter solstice. In 2012, of the Gregorian calendar, starts the 4709th Chinese year.
Sun Yat-sen Is Remembered in Taiwan
Sun Yat-sen’s Day: November 12Sun Yat-sen’s Day is a non-official holiday in Taiwan. November 12 in Taiwan is a non-official holiday in Taiwan that celebrates the birthday of Dr. Sun Yat-sen in 1866, who was a leader of the Chinese Nationalist Party and the first President of the Republic of China.
Taiwan Armed Forces Day
Taiwan Armed Forces Day Date: September 3Armed Forces Day is a public holiday in Taiwan. Armed Forces Day is celebrated in the Republic of China, Taiwan, on September 3. The Ministry of National Defense determines how to allow a day off for the military personnel as stated in Article 5 of the Order to Implement Commemoration Days and Holiday.
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