Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year (the Spring Festival), the start of the new year in the Chinese lunisolar calendar, with the year's zodiac animal. Calculated astronomically: the new moon that starts the first month, in China Standard Time.
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Next events
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Chinese New Year — Year of the Goat
Saturday 6 February 2027
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February 2026
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Chinese New Year — Year of the Horse Tuesday 17 February, all day
Start of the Chinese Year of the Horse. The Spring Festival lasts until the Lantern Festival, two weeks later. Calculated as the new moon that starts the first month, in China Standard Time (UTC+8).
February 2027
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Chinese New Year — Year of the Goat Saturday 6 February, all day
Start of the Chinese Year of the Goat. The Spring Festival lasts until the Lantern Festival, two weeks later. Calculated as the new moon that starts the first month, in China Standard Time (UTC+8).
January 2028
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Chinese New Year — Year of the Monkey Wednesday 26 January, all day
Start of the Chinese Year of the Monkey. The Spring Festival lasts until the Lantern Festival, two weeks later. Calculated as the new moon that starts the first month, in China Standard Time (UTC+8).
February 2029
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Chinese New Year — Year of the Rooster Tuesday 13 February, all day
Start of the Chinese Year of the Rooster. The Spring Festival lasts until the Lantern Festival, two weeks later. Calculated as the new moon that starts the first month, in China Standard Time (UTC+8).
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