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The 12 Chinese zodiac signs follow a 12-year cycle aligned with the lunar calendar, not the Gregorian year. The zodiac sign changes at Lunar New Year (Spring Festival), which occurs between late January and mid-February. For instance, 2024 starts as the year of the Rabbit according to the lunar date, switching to the Dragon after February 10. The system combines the ancient Chinese "Stem-Branch Chronology" with lunar months to create a unique time-culture framework. These signs are used in traditions such as fortune-telling and folklore and hold cultural significance. Key rabbit years include 1960s (1960-1961), 1970s (1972-1973), 1980s (1984-1985), 1990s (1996-1997), and early 2000s (2008-2009, 2020-2021).
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Wow, I never knew the zodiac signs change with Lunar New Year! I thought it was Jan 1st 🤯
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Fun fact: My grandpa still makes important decisions based on zodiac predictions.
As a Dragon myself, can confirm 2025 is gonna be our year! 🐉
Wait so if I was born on Jan 15 1997, am I Rat or Ox? This is confusing.
Why do they call it ‘Year of the Pig’ when Chinese restaurants serve so much pork during celebrations? 😂
The lunar calendar system is way more complex than I realized. Respect to those who can actually follow it properly!
My Chinese friend said zodiac signs affect marriage compatibility – is that true or just old superstition?
Chinese New Year decorations with zodiac animals are always so beautiful! The dragon ones especially.
This explains why my January birthday always gets the wrong zodiac gift from relatives 😅
I was almost born in the year of dragon but came out 3 days too early as a rabbit – still salty about it!
The way zodiac is woven into daily life in China is fascinating. Not just birthdays but business, farming, everything!