Chinese calendar correspondence table

Chinese calendar correspondence table
Main article: Chinese calendar

This table shows the stem/branch year names, correspondences to the Western (Gregorian) calendar, and other related information for the current, 79th sexagenary cycle of the Chinese calendar (or the 78th cycle if an epoch of 2637 BCE is accepted).

Jiǎzǐ (甲子) sequence Stem/ branch Gānzhī (干支) Year of the... Continuous[1] Gregorian[2] New Year's Day (chūnjié, 春節)
1 1/1 jiǎzǐ (甲子) Wood Rat 4681 1984 February 2
2 2/2 yǐchǒu (乙丑) Wood Ox 4682 1985 February 20
3 3/3 bǐngyín (丙寅) Fire Tiger 4683 1986 February 9
4 4/4 dīngmǎo (丁卯) Fire Rabbit 4684 1987 January 29
5 5/5 wùchén (戊辰) Earth Dragon 4685 1988 February 17
6 6/6 jǐsì (己巳) Earth Snake 4686 1989 February 6
7 7/7 gēngwǔ (庚午) Metal Horse 4687 1990 January 27
8 8/8 xīnwèi (辛未) Metal Goat 4688 1991 February 15
9 9/9 rénshēn (壬申) Water Monkey 4689 1992 February 4
10 10/10 guǐyǒu (癸酉) Water Rooster 4690 1993 January 23
11 1/11 jiǎxū (甲戌) Wood Dog 4691 1994 February 9
12 2/12 yǐhài (乙亥) Wood Pig 4692 1995 January 31
13 3/1 bǐngzǐ (丙子) Fire Rat 4693 1996 February 19
14 4/2 dīngchǒu (丁丑) Fire Ox 4694 1997 February 7
15 5/3 wùyín (戊寅) Earth Tiger 4695 1998 January 28
16 6/4 jǐmǎo (己卯) Earth Rabbit 4696 1999 February 16
17 7/5 gēngchén (庚辰) Metal Dragon 4697 2000 February 5
18 8/6 xīnsì (辛巳) Metal Snake 4698 2001 January 24
19 9/7 rénwǔ (壬午) Water Horse 4699 2002 February 12
20 10/8 guǐwèi (癸未) Water Goat 4700 2003 February 1
21 1/9 jiǎshēn (甲申) Wood Monkey 4701 2004 January 22
22 2/10 yǐyǒu (乙酉) Wood Rooster 4702 2005 February 9
23 3/11 bǐngxū (丙戌) Fire Dog 4703 2006 January 29
24 4/12 dīnghài (丁亥) Fire Pig 4704 2007 February 18
25 5/1 wùzǐ (戊子) Earth Rat 4705 2008 February 7
26 6/2 jǐchǒu (己丑) Earth Ox 4706 2009 January 26
27 7/3 gēngyín (庚寅) Metal Tiger 4707 2010 February 14
28 8/4 xīnmǎo (辛卯) Metal Rabbit 4708 2011 February 3
29 9/5 rénchén (壬辰) Water Dragon 4709 2012 January 23
30 10/6 guǐsì (癸巳) Water Snake 4710 2013 February 10
31 1/7 jiǎwǔ (甲午) Wood Horse 4711 2014 January 31
32 2/8 yǐwèi (乙未) Wood Goat 4712 2015 February 19
33 3/9 bǐngshēn (丙申) Fire Monkey 4713 2016 February 8
34 4/10 dīngyǒu (丁酉) Fire Rooster 4714 2017 January 28
35 5/11 wùxū (戊戌) Earth Dog 4715 2018 February 16
36 6/12 jǐhài (己亥) Earth Pig 4716 2019 February 5
37 7/1 gēngzǐ (庚子) Metal Rat 4717 2020 January 25
38 8/2 xīnchǒu (辛丑) Metal Ox 4718 2021 February 12
39 9/3 rényín (壬寅) Water Tiger 4719 2022 February 1
40 10/4 guǐmǎo (癸卯) Water Rabbit 4720 2023 January 22
41 1/5 jiǎchén (甲辰) Wood Dragon 4721 2024 February 10
42 2/6 yǐsì (乙巳) Wood Snake 4722 2025 January 29
43 3/7 bǐngwǔ (丙午) Fire Horse 4723 2026 February 17
44 4/8 dīngwèi (丁未) Fire Goat 4724 2027 February 6
45 5/9 wùshēn (戊申) Earth Monkey 4725 2028 January 26
46 6/10 jǐyǒu (己酉) Earth Rooster 4726 2029 February 13
47 7/11 gēngxū (庚戌) Metal Dog 4727 2030 February 3
48 8/12 xīnhài (辛亥) Metal Pig 4728 2031 January 23
49 9/1 rénzǐ (壬子) Water Rat 4729 2032 February 11
50 10/2 guǐchǒu (癸丑) Water Ox 4730 2033 January 31
51 1/3 jiǎyín (甲寅) Wood Tiger 4731 2034 February 19
52 2/4 yǐmǎo (乙卯) Wood Rabbit 4732 2035 February 8
53 3/5 bǐngchén (丙辰) Fire Dragon 4733 2036 January 28
54 4/6 dīngsì (丁巳) Fire Snake 4734 2037 February 15
55 5/7 wùwǔ (戊午) Earth Horse 4735 2038 February 4
56 6/8 jǐwèi (己未) Earth Goat 4736 2039 January 24
57 7/9 gēngshēn (庚申) Metal Monkey 4737 2040 February 12
58 8/10 xīnyǒu (辛酉) Metal Rooster 4738 2041 February 1
59 9/11 rénxū (壬戌) Water Dog 4739 2042 January 22
60 10/12 guǐhài (癸亥) Water Pig 4740 2043 February 10

Footnotes

  1. ^ As discussed in the main Chinese calendar article, there is considerable difficulty in establishing a basis for the chronology of the continuous year numbers. The numbers listed here are too high by 60 if an epoch of 2637 BCE is accepted. They may be too low by 1 if an epoch of 2698 BCE is accepted. That is, according to some sources, Gregorian 2006 could alternatively correspond to 4643, or perhaps 4704.
  2. ^ In any case, the correspondence between a lunisolar Chinese year and a solar Gregorian year is of course not exact. The first few months of each Gregorian year -- those preceding Chinese New Year -- belong to the previous Chinese year. For example, January 1 - January 28 of 2006 correspond to yǐyǒu 4702. Thus, it might be more precise to state that Gregorian 2006 corresponds to 4702-4703, or that continuous Chinese 4703 corresponds to 2006-2007.

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