On the Chinese lunar calendar

Day 14 of the 12th lunar month, 2025

February 1, 2026 was a Sunday.

Lunar year Year of the Wood Snake · your sign, element and year pillar

Year name yǐ sì, the 42nd name in the sixty-year cycle

Worth knowing This date comes before Chinese New Year 2026, so it belongs to the lunar year 2025, and to the Snake, not the animal of 2026.

Day name bǐng wǔ, a Fire Horse day, the 43rd name in the sixty-name cycle. In a bazi chart it is this pair, not the year's, that a reader starts from. Cast the full chart from this date

Ink painting of the Snake, the zodiac animal of this lunar year.

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When this lunar date falls, for the next ten years

A lunar date lands on a different Western date every year. That's why your grandmother's calendar has two sets of numbers. Bookmark this page and you'll never miss it.

Lunar year	Western date	Day of week
2026	January 21, 2027	Thursday
2027	January 10, 2028	Monday
2028	January 28, 2029	Sunday
2029	January 17, 2030	Thursday
2030	January 7, 2031	Tuesday
2031	January 26, 2032	Monday
2032	January 14, 2033	Friday
2033	February 2, 2034	Thursday
2034	January 22, 2035	Monday
2035	January 11, 2036	Friday

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Birth year + a formula from the Eight Mansions school.

Computed astronomically for 1900–2100 following the rules of China's national calendar standard (GB/T 33661-2017), including true leap months, not an approximation formula. Cross-checked against the Hong Kong Observatory conversion tables. Method and sources on the converter page.