Chinese Calendar & Zodiac Horoscope

The Chinese Lunisolar Calendar is divided into 12 months of 29 or 30 days. The calendar is adjusted to the length of the solar year by the addition of extra months at regular intervals. The years are arranged in major cycles of 60 years. These 12-year cycles are continuously repeated. The Chinese New Year is celebrated at the second new moon after the winter solstice and falls between January 21 and February 19. The year 2010 translates to the Chinese year 4707-4708. The year 2011 translates to the Chinese Year 4708-4709.

Chinese Year

Zodiac Symbol

Western Catholic Calendar

4693 Wood Yin January 31, 1995
4694 Fire Yang February 19, 1996
4695 Fire Yin February 7, 1997
4696 Earth Yang January 28, 1998
4697 Earth Yin February 16, 1999
4698 Metal Yang February 5, 2000
4699 Metal Yin January 24, 2001
4700 Water Yang February 12, 2002
4701 Water Yin February 1, 2003
4702 Wood Yang January 22, 2004
4703 Wood Yin February 9, 2005
4704 Fire Yang January 29, 2006
4705 Fire Yin February 18, 2007
4706 Earth Yang February 7, 2008
4707 Earth Yin January 26, 2009
4708 Metal Yang February 10, 2010
4709 Metal Yin February 3, 2011
4710 Water Yang January 23, 2012
4711 Water Yin February 10, 2013
4712 Wood Yang January 31, 2014
4713 Wood Yin February 19, 2015
4714 Fire Yang February 9, 2016
4715 Fire Yin January 28, 2017
4716 Earth Yang February 16, 2018
4717 Earth Yin February 5, 2019
4718 Metal Yang January 25, 2020
4719 Metal Yin February 12, 2021
4720 Water Yang February 1, 2022
4721 Water Yin January 22, 2023
4722 Wood Yang February 10, 2024
4723 Wood Yin January 29, 2025
4724 Fire Yang February 17, 2026
4725 Fire Yin February 6, 2027
4726 Earth Yang January 26, 2028
4727 Earth Yin February 13, 2029
4728 Metal Yang February 3, 2030

Sources:

>> infoplease.com/ipa/A0002076.html

>> webexhibits.org/calendars/calendar-chinese.html

>> wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_zodiac