Does China have Easter?
Not observed here
Neither list in China's Measures on National Holidays and Commemorative Days contains Easter. Religious days here are a local matter: Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr are made days off by the autonomous regions where the believing population is concentrated, never nationwide. Easter does not appear even at that level, because the mechanism was built for particular autonomous regions rather than as a channel open to any religion. Easter falls on a Sunday; Good Friday is worked as usual.
What is this topic?
Easter's institutional position differs sharply across these four places, and not in the direction most people expect: Muslim-majority Indonesia lists four Christian observances as national holidays — Good Friday, Easter, Ascension and Christmas; the Christian-majority United States lists none of them as federal holidays except Christmas; Brazil hands the decision on religious holidays to municipal councils with a cap of four; and India's national list carries Good Friday rather than Easter Sunday.
Sources and dates
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