[Followup] New public holiday proposal awaiting approval

The Golden Week pattern will be adjusted and the new version is supposed to be published tomorrow. Current proposal:

October Holiday remains the same.
Reduce the May Holiday from 3 days to 1 day.
Add 1 day leave to each of the 3 biggest traditional holidays: Qingming (Apr 5), Duanwu (Dragon Boat Festival, May 5 in Lunar Calendar), and Mid-Autumn Day (Moon Festival, Aug 15 in Lunar Calendar).
Move the starting date of Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) holiday week one day ahead to CNY Eve - meaning the new week will be from Dec 31 to Jan 6 in Lunar Calendar.

How does it sound to you?

[Update 1] The draft has been officially confirmed and submitted for approval. Also, update to the details: in a leap lunar year the public holiday for the traditional festival will only fall in the first leap month. Bummer.

[Update 2] The public survey on the proposal was closed on midnight of the 15th. Here are supporting rate results of the nationwide internet voting by 1.55 million Chinese netizens.
Increasing public holiday from 10 days a year to 11. - 89%
Adding 3 more traditional lunar holidays but decreasing the May Holiday from 3 days to 1 day. - 68%
Keeping October Holiday and Spring Festival Golden Weeks. - 82%
Moving the starting date of Spring Festival holiday to CNY Eve. - 81%
Moving New Year (Jan 1st), May Labor Day (May 1st), and the three new lunar holidays to connect to weekends to make "long weekends". - 77%
Increasing employee's paid personal leave days. - 90%

The final plan will be published by this year end. Now let's see how this turns out.