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# In 1967, China abruptly cancelled the Spring Festival holiday, and it was not restored until 1980.In

In 1967, China abruptly cancelled the Spring Festival holiday, and it was not restored until 1980.

In 2014, China abruptly cancelled the New Year's Eve holiday, and it was not restored until 2025, reportedly because it was considered inauspicious.

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