The chinese zodiac or shengxiao shnng sshyao born resembling is a repeating cycle of 12 years with each year being represented by an animal and its reputed attributes.
Chinese new year calendar animal meaning.
2020 is a year of the rat.
In order the 12 chinese horoscope animals are.
The dates of chinese lunar new year vary every year but will fall on a day in january or february.
There will not be another horse year for 12 years making 2026 the next chinese horse year.
There is an animal representing each year but the year is defined by chinese lunar calendar not the gregorian year you are familiar with from jan.
2020 is the year of the rat inaugurating a new 12 year cycle in the chinese zodiac beginning on saturday january 25 the lunar new year.
Chinese zodiac signs are based on the year you were born.
The traditional chinese calendar follows a metonic cycle a system used by the modern jewish calendar and returns to the same date in gregorian calendar roughly.
Chinese zodiac signs and their meanings.
The 12 animals in order are rat ox tiger rabbit dragon snake horse goat monkey rooster dog and pig.
Rat ox tiger rabbit dragon snake horse goat monkey rooster dog pig.
2014 is the year of the horse.
Chinese zodiac animals will also express global influences.
The chinese believe the animal ruling one s birth year has a profound influence on personality and destiny.
This animal hides in your heart.
To wit 2001 the year of the snake was an extraordinarily.
The chinese zodiac is based on a twelve year cycle each year in that cycle related to an animal sign.
So effectually this year the year of the horse will have some major equine influences upon your life and experiences this year.
But in chinese astrology your zodiac sign depends on the year you were born rather than the month because the 12 year chinese zodiac calendar is a repeating calendar of time.
The chinese zodiac consists of 12 animals which do not.
However things are not that easy.
As it happens this upcoming chinese new year 2014 celebrates the year of the horse.