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The Lichun Table

Every Chinese zodiac year boundary from 1924 to 2044, to the minute, beside the Lunar New Year date the placemats use. The two disagree in 117 of these 121 years.

121Years
117Years the boundaries differ
±1minAgreement with the HKO almanac

In the solar reckoning that Bazi and classical Chinese astrology are built on, the year turns the instant the Sun reaches celestial longitude 315 degrees. That is Lichun, the start of spring, and it falls on 3, 4, or 5 February. Lunar New Year is a different event on a different calendar, and it wanders between 21 January and 20 February. Anyone born between the two dates has one animal by each system, and most of the internet only knows about one of them.

The table gives both boundaries for every year, the exact Lichun instant in China time and UTC, and spells out the window in which the two calendars disagree. Your browser can jump straight to your year.

YearZodiac year it opensLichun (China time)Lichun (UTC)Lunar New YearWhere the calendars disagree
1924 甲子 Wood Rat 5 February, 09:50 1924-02-05 01:50 UTC 5 February Same day
1925 乙丑 Wood Ox 4 February, 15:36 1925-02-04 07:36 UTC 24 January 24 January to 3 February: Ox by the lunar calendar, Rat still by Bazi
1926 丙寅 Fire Tiger 4 February, 21:38 1926-02-04 13:38 UTC 13 February 4 February to 12 February: Tiger by Bazi, Ox by the lunar calendar
1927 丁卯 Fire Rabbit 5 February, 03:30 1927-02-04 19:30 UTC 2 February 2 February to 4 February: Rabbit by the lunar calendar, Tiger still by Bazi
1928 戊辰 Earth Dragon 5 February, 09:16 1928-02-05 01:16 UTC 23 January 23 January to 4 February: Dragon by the lunar calendar, Rabbit still by Bazi
1929 己巳 Earth Snake 4 February, 15:08 1929-02-04 07:08 UTC 10 February 4 February to 9 February: Snake by Bazi, Dragon by the lunar calendar
1930 庚午 Metal Horse 4 February, 20:51 1930-02-04 12:51 UTC 30 January 30 January to 3 February: Horse by the lunar calendar, Snake still by Bazi
1931 辛未 Metal Goat 5 February, 02:40 1931-02-04 18:40 UTC 17 February 5 February to 16 February: Goat by Bazi, Horse by the lunar calendar
1932 壬申 Water Monkey 5 February, 08:29 1932-02-05 00:29 UTC 6 February 5 February to 5 February: Monkey by Bazi, Goat by the lunar calendar
1933 癸酉 Water Rooster 4 February, 14:09 1933-02-04 06:09 UTC 26 January 26 January to 3 February: Rooster by the lunar calendar, Monkey still by Bazi
1934 甲戌 Wood Dog 4 February, 20:03 1934-02-04 12:03 UTC 14 February 4 February to 13 February: Dog by Bazi, Rooster by the lunar calendar
1935 乙亥 Wood Pig 5 February, 01:48 1935-02-04 17:48 UTC 4 February 4 February to 4 February: Pig by the lunar calendar, Dog still by Bazi
1936 丙子 Fire Rat 5 February, 07:29 1936-02-04 23:29 UTC 24 January 24 January to 4 February: Rat by the lunar calendar, Pig still by Bazi
1937 丁丑 Fire Ox 4 February, 13:25 1937-02-04 05:25 UTC 11 February 4 February to 10 February: Ox by Bazi, Rat by the lunar calendar
1938 戊寅 Earth Tiger 4 February, 19:14 1938-02-04 11:14 UTC 31 January 31 January to 3 February: Tiger by the lunar calendar, Ox still by Bazi
1939 己卯 Earth Rabbit 5 February, 01:10 1939-02-04 17:10 UTC 19 February 5 February to 18 February: Rabbit by Bazi, Tiger by the lunar calendar
1940 庚辰 Metal Dragon 5 February, 07:07 1940-02-04 23:07 UTC 8 February 5 February to 7 February: Dragon by Bazi, Rabbit by the lunar calendar
1941 辛巳 Metal Snake 4 February, 12:50 1941-02-04 04:50 UTC 27 January 27 January to 3 February: Snake by the lunar calendar, Dragon still by Bazi
1942 壬午 Water Horse 4 February, 18:48 1942-02-04 10:48 UTC 15 February 4 February to 14 February: Horse by Bazi, Snake by the lunar calendar
1943 癸未 Water Goat 5 February, 00:40 1943-02-04 16:40 UTC 5 February Same day
1944 甲申 Wood Monkey 5 February, 06:22 1944-02-04 22:22 UTC 25 January 25 January to 4 February: Monkey by the lunar calendar, Goat still by Bazi
1945 乙酉 Wood Rooster 4 February, 12:19 1945-02-04 04:19 UTC 13 February 4 February to 12 February: Rooster by Bazi, Monkey by the lunar calendar
1946 丙戌 Fire Dog 4 February, 18:03 1946-02-04 10:03 UTC 2 February 2 February to 3 February: Dog by the lunar calendar, Rooster still by Bazi
1947 丁亥 Fire Pig 4 February, 23:50 1947-02-04 15:50 UTC 22 January 22 January to 3 February: Pig by the lunar calendar, Dog still by Bazi
1948 戊子 Earth Rat 5 February, 05:42 1948-02-04 21:42 UTC 10 February 5 February to 9 February: Rat by Bazi, Pig by the lunar calendar
1949 己丑 Earth Ox 4 February, 11:23 1949-02-04 03:23 UTC 29 January 29 January to 3 February: Ox by the lunar calendar, Rat still by Bazi
1950 庚寅 Metal Tiger 4 February, 17:20 1950-02-04 09:20 UTC 17 February 4 February to 16 February: Tiger by Bazi, Ox by the lunar calendar
1951 辛卯 Metal Rabbit 4 February, 23:13 1951-02-04 15:13 UTC 6 February 4 February to 5 February: Rabbit by Bazi, Tiger by the lunar calendar
1952 壬辰 Water Dragon 5 February, 04:52 1952-02-04 20:52 UTC 27 January 27 January to 4 February: Dragon by the lunar calendar, Rabbit still by Bazi
1953 癸巳 Water Snake 4 February, 10:46 1953-02-04 02:46 UTC 14 February 4 February to 13 February: Snake by Bazi, Dragon by the lunar calendar
1954 甲午 Wood Horse 4 February, 16:30 1954-02-04 08:30 UTC 3 February 3 February to 3 February: Horse by the lunar calendar, Snake still by Bazi
1955 乙未 Wood Goat 4 February, 22:17 1955-02-04 14:17 UTC 24 January 24 January to 3 February: Goat by the lunar calendar, Horse still by Bazi
1956 丙申 Fire Monkey 5 February, 04:12 1956-02-04 20:12 UTC 12 February 5 February to 11 February: Monkey by Bazi, Goat by the lunar calendar
1957 丁酉 Fire Rooster 4 February, 09:54 1957-02-04 01:54 UTC 31 January 31 January to 3 February: Rooster by the lunar calendar, Monkey still by Bazi
1958 戊戌 Earth Dog 4 February, 15:49 1958-02-04 07:49 UTC 18 February 4 February to 17 February: Dog by Bazi, Rooster by the lunar calendar
1959 己亥 Earth Pig 4 February, 21:42 1959-02-04 13:42 UTC 8 February 4 February to 7 February: Pig by Bazi, Dog by the lunar calendar
1960 庚子 Metal Rat 5 February, 03:23 1960-02-04 19:23 UTC 28 January 28 January to 4 February: Rat by the lunar calendar, Pig still by Bazi
1961 辛丑 Metal Ox 4 February, 09:22 1961-02-04 01:22 UTC 15 February 4 February to 14 February: Ox by Bazi, Rat by the lunar calendar
1962 壬寅 Water Tiger 4 February, 15:17 1962-02-04 07:17 UTC 5 February 4 February to 4 February: Tiger by Bazi, Ox by the lunar calendar
1963 癸卯 Water Rabbit 4 February, 21:07 1963-02-04 13:07 UTC 25 January 25 January to 3 February: Rabbit by the lunar calendar, Tiger still by Bazi
1964 甲辰 Wood Dragon 5 February, 03:04 1964-02-04 19:04 UTC 13 February 5 February to 12 February: Dragon by Bazi, Rabbit by the lunar calendar
1965 乙巳 Wood Snake 4 February, 08:46 1965-02-04 00:46 UTC 2 February 2 February to 3 February: Snake by the lunar calendar, Dragon still by Bazi
1966 丙午 Fire Horse 4 February, 14:37 1966-02-04 06:37 UTC 21 January 21 January to 3 February: Horse by the lunar calendar, Snake still by Bazi
1967 丁未 Fire Goat 4 February, 20:30 1967-02-04 12:30 UTC 9 February 4 February to 8 February: Goat by Bazi, Horse by the lunar calendar
1968 戊申 Earth Monkey 5 February, 02:07 1968-02-04 18:07 UTC 30 January 30 January to 4 February: Monkey by the lunar calendar, Goat still by Bazi
1969 己酉 Earth Rooster 4 February, 07:59 1969-02-03 23:59 UTC 17 February 4 February to 16 February: Rooster by Bazi, Monkey by the lunar calendar
1970 庚戌 Metal Dog 4 February, 13:45 1970-02-04 05:45 UTC 6 February 4 February to 5 February: Dog by Bazi, Rooster by the lunar calendar
1971 辛亥 Metal Pig 4 February, 19:26 1971-02-04 11:26 UTC 27 January 27 January to 3 February: Pig by the lunar calendar, Dog still by Bazi
1972 壬子 Water Rat 5 February, 01:19 1972-02-04 17:19 UTC 15 February 5 February to 14 February: Rat by Bazi, Pig by the lunar calendar
1973 癸丑 Water Ox 4 February, 07:04 1973-02-03 23:04 UTC 3 February 3 February to 3 February: Ox by the lunar calendar, Rat still by Bazi
1974 甲寅 Wood Tiger 4 February, 13:00 1974-02-04 05:00 UTC 23 January 23 January to 3 February: Tiger by the lunar calendar, Ox still by Bazi
1975 乙卯 Wood Rabbit 4 February, 18:59 1975-02-04 10:59 UTC 11 February 4 February to 10 February: Rabbit by Bazi, Tiger by the lunar calendar
1976 丙辰 Fire Dragon 5 February, 00:39 1976-02-04 16:39 UTC 31 January 31 January to 4 February: Dragon by the lunar calendar, Rabbit still by Bazi
1977 丁巳 Fire Snake 4 February, 06:33 1977-02-03 22:33 UTC 18 February 4 February to 17 February: Snake by Bazi, Dragon by the lunar calendar
1978 戊午 Earth Horse 4 February, 12:26 1978-02-04 04:26 UTC 7 February 4 February to 6 February: Horse by Bazi, Snake by the lunar calendar
1979 己未 Earth Goat 4 February, 18:12 1979-02-04 10:12 UTC 28 January 28 January to 3 February: Goat by the lunar calendar, Horse still by Bazi
1980 庚申 Metal Monkey 5 February, 00:09 1980-02-04 16:09 UTC 16 February 5 February to 15 February: Monkey by Bazi, Goat by the lunar calendar
1981 辛酉 Metal Rooster 4 February, 05:55 1981-02-03 21:55 UTC 5 February 4 February to 4 February: Rooster by Bazi, Monkey by the lunar calendar
1982 壬戌 Water Dog 4 February, 11:45 1982-02-04 03:45 UTC 25 January 25 January to 3 February: Dog by the lunar calendar, Rooster still by Bazi
1983 癸亥 Water Pig 4 February, 17:39 1983-02-04 09:39 UTC 13 February 4 February to 12 February: Pig by Bazi, Dog by the lunar calendar
1984 甲子 Wood Rat 4 February, 23:18 1984-02-04 15:18 UTC 2 February 2 February to 3 February: Rat by the lunar calendar, Pig still by Bazi
1985 乙丑 Wood Ox 4 February, 05:12 1985-02-03 21:12 UTC 21 January 21 January to 3 February: Ox by the lunar calendar, Rat still by Bazi
1986 丙寅 Fire Tiger 4 February, 11:07 1986-02-04 03:07 UTC 9 February 4 February to 8 February: Tiger by Bazi, Ox by the lunar calendar
1987 丁卯 Fire Rabbit 4 February, 16:51 1987-02-04 08:51 UTC 29 January 29 January to 3 February: Rabbit by the lunar calendar, Tiger still by Bazi
1988 戊辰 Earth Dragon 4 February, 22:43 1988-02-04 14:43 UTC 17 February 4 February to 16 February: Dragon by Bazi, Rabbit by the lunar calendar
1989 己巳 Earth Snake 4 February, 04:27 1989-02-03 20:27 UTC 6 February 4 February to 5 February: Snake by Bazi, Dragon by the lunar calendar
1990 庚午 Metal Horse 4 February, 10:13 1990-02-04 02:13 UTC 27 January 27 January to 3 February: Horse by the lunar calendar, Snake still by Bazi
1991 辛未 Metal Goat 4 February, 16:08 1991-02-04 08:08 UTC 15 February 4 February to 14 February: Goat by Bazi, Horse by the lunar calendar
1992 壬申 Water Monkey 4 February, 21:48 1992-02-04 13:48 UTC 4 February Same day
1993 癸酉 Water Rooster 4 February, 03:37 1993-02-03 19:37 UTC 23 January 23 January to 3 February: Rooster by the lunar calendar, Monkey still by Bazi
1994 甲戌 Wood Dog 4 February, 09:30 1994-02-04 01:30 UTC 10 February 4 February to 9 February: Dog by Bazi, Rooster by the lunar calendar
1995 乙亥 Wood Pig 4 February, 15:13 1995-02-04 07:13 UTC 31 January 31 January to 3 February: Pig by the lunar calendar, Dog still by Bazi
1996 丙子 Fire Rat 4 February, 21:08 1996-02-04 13:08 UTC 19 February 4 February to 18 February: Rat by Bazi, Pig by the lunar calendar
1997 丁丑 Fire Ox 4 February, 03:02 1997-02-03 19:02 UTC 7 February 4 February to 6 February: Ox by Bazi, Rat by the lunar calendar
1998 戊寅 Earth Tiger 4 February, 08:56 1998-02-04 00:56 UTC 28 January 28 January to 3 February: Tiger by the lunar calendar, Ox still by Bazi
1999 己卯 Earth Rabbit 4 February, 14:57 1999-02-04 06:57 UTC 16 February 4 February to 15 February: Rabbit by Bazi, Tiger by the lunar calendar
2000 庚辰 Metal Dragon 4 February, 20:40 2000-02-04 12:40 UTC 5 February 4 February to 4 February: Dragon by Bazi, Rabbit by the lunar calendar
2001 辛巳 Metal Snake 4 February, 02:29 2001-02-03 18:29 UTC 24 January 24 January to 3 February: Snake by the lunar calendar, Dragon still by Bazi
2002 壬午 Water Horse 4 February, 08:24 2002-02-04 00:24 UTC 12 February 4 February to 11 February: Horse by Bazi, Snake by the lunar calendar
2003 癸未 Water Goat 4 February, 14:06 2003-02-04 06:06 UTC 1 February 1 February to 3 February: Goat by the lunar calendar, Horse still by Bazi
2004 甲申 Wood Monkey 4 February, 19:56 2004-02-04 11:56 UTC 22 January 22 January to 3 February: Monkey by the lunar calendar, Goat still by Bazi
2005 乙酉 Wood Rooster 4 February, 01:43 2005-02-03 17:43 UTC 9 February 4 February to 8 February: Rooster by Bazi, Monkey by the lunar calendar
2006 丙戌 Fire Dog 4 February, 07:27 2006-02-03 23:27 UTC 29 January 29 January to 3 February: Dog by the lunar calendar, Rooster still by Bazi
2007 丁亥 Fire Pig 4 February, 13:18 2007-02-04 05:18 UTC 18 February 4 February to 17 February: Pig by Bazi, Dog by the lunar calendar
2008 戊子 Earth Rat 4 February, 19:00 2008-02-04 11:00 UTC 7 February 4 February to 6 February: Rat by Bazi, Pig by the lunar calendar
2009 己丑 Earth Ox 4 February, 00:50 2009-02-03 16:50 UTC 26 January 26 January to 3 February: Ox by the lunar calendar, Rat still by Bazi
2010 庚寅 Metal Tiger 4 February, 06:47 2010-02-03 22:47 UTC 14 February 4 February to 13 February: Tiger by Bazi, Ox by the lunar calendar
2011 辛卯 Metal Rabbit 4 February, 12:32 2011-02-04 04:32 UTC 3 February 3 February to 3 February: Rabbit by the lunar calendar, Tiger still by Bazi
2012 壬辰 Water Dragon 4 February, 18:22 2012-02-04 10:22 UTC 23 January 23 January to 3 February: Dragon by the lunar calendar, Rabbit still by Bazi
2013 癸巳 Water Snake 4 February, 00:13 2013-02-03 16:13 UTC 10 February 4 February to 9 February: Snake by Bazi, Dragon by the lunar calendar
2014 甲午 Wood Horse 4 February, 06:03 2014-02-03 22:03 UTC 31 January 31 January to 3 February: Horse by the lunar calendar, Snake still by Bazi
2015 乙未 Wood Goat 4 February, 11:58 2015-02-04 03:58 UTC 19 February 4 February to 18 February: Goat by Bazi, Horse by the lunar calendar
2016 丙申 Fire Monkey 4 February, 17:45 2016-02-04 09:45 UTC 8 February 4 February to 7 February: Monkey by Bazi, Goat by the lunar calendar
2017 丁酉 Fire Rooster 3 February, 23:34 2017-02-03 15:34 UTC 28 January 28 January to 2 February: Rooster by the lunar calendar, Monkey still by Bazi
2018 戊戌 Earth Dog 4 February, 05:28 2018-02-03 21:28 UTC 16 February 4 February to 15 February: Dog by Bazi, Rooster by the lunar calendar
2019 己亥 Earth Pig 4 February, 11:14 2019-02-04 03:14 UTC 5 February 4 February to 4 February: Pig by Bazi, Dog by the lunar calendar
2020 庚子 Metal Rat 4 February, 17:03 2020-02-04 09:03 UTC 25 January 25 January to 3 February: Rat by the lunar calendar, Pig still by Bazi
2021 辛丑 Metal Ox 3 February, 22:59 2021-02-03 14:59 UTC 12 February 3 February to 11 February: Ox by Bazi, Rat by the lunar calendar
2022 壬寅 Water Tiger 4 February, 04:50 2022-02-03 20:50 UTC 1 February 1 February to 3 February: Tiger by the lunar calendar, Ox still by Bazi
2023 癸卯 Water Rabbit 4 February, 10:42 2023-02-04 02:42 UTC 22 January 22 January to 3 February: Rabbit by the lunar calendar, Tiger still by Bazi
2024 甲辰 Wood Dragon 4 February, 16:26 2024-02-04 08:26 UTC 10 February 4 February to 9 February: Dragon by Bazi, Rabbit by the lunar calendar
2025 乙巳 Wood Snake 3 February, 22:10 2025-02-03 14:10 UTC 29 January 29 January to 2 February: Snake by the lunar calendar, Dragon still by Bazi
2026 丙午 Fire Horse 4 February, 04:01 2026-02-03 20:01 UTC 17 February 4 February to 16 February: Horse by Bazi, Snake by the lunar calendar
2027 丁未 Fire Goat 4 February, 09:46 2027-02-04 01:46 UTC 6 February 4 February to 5 February: Goat by Bazi, Horse by the lunar calendar
2028 戊申 Earth Monkey 4 February, 15:31 2028-02-04 07:31 UTC 26 January 26 January to 3 February: Monkey by the lunar calendar, Goat still by Bazi
2029 己酉 Earth Rooster 3 February, 21:20 2029-02-03 13:20 UTC 13 February 3 February to 12 February: Rooster by Bazi, Monkey by the lunar calendar
2030 庚戌 Metal Dog 4 February, 03:08 2030-02-03 19:08 UTC 3 February 3 February to 3 February: Dog by the lunar calendar, Rooster still by Bazi
2031 辛亥 Metal Pig 4 February, 08:58 2031-02-04 00:58 UTC 23 January 23 January to 3 February: Pig by the lunar calendar, Dog still by Bazi
2032 壬子 Water Rat 4 February, 14:49 2032-02-04 06:49 UTC 11 February 4 February to 10 February: Rat by Bazi, Pig by the lunar calendar
2033 癸丑 Water Ox 3 February, 20:42 2033-02-03 12:42 UTC 31 January 31 January to 2 February: Ox by the lunar calendar, Rat still by Bazi
2034 甲寅 Wood Tiger 4 February, 02:40 2034-02-03 18:40 UTC 19 February 4 February to 18 February: Tiger by Bazi, Ox by the lunar calendar
2035 乙卯 Wood Rabbit 4 February, 08:32 2035-02-04 00:32 UTC 8 February 4 February to 7 February: Rabbit by Bazi, Tiger by the lunar calendar
2036 丙辰 Fire Dragon 4 February, 14:19 2036-02-04 06:19 UTC 28 January 28 January to 3 February: Dragon by the lunar calendar, Rabbit still by Bazi
2037 丁巳 Fire Snake 3 February, 20:11 2037-02-03 12:11 UTC 15 February 3 February to 14 February: Snake by Bazi, Dragon by the lunar calendar
2038 戊午 Earth Horse 4 February, 02:03 2038-02-03 18:03 UTC 4 February Same day
2039 己未 Earth Goat 4 February, 07:52 2039-02-03 23:52 UTC 24 January 24 January to 3 February: Goat by the lunar calendar, Horse still by Bazi
2040 庚申 Metal Monkey 4 February, 13:39 2040-02-04 05:39 UTC 12 February 4 February to 11 February: Monkey by Bazi, Goat by the lunar calendar
2041 辛酉 Metal Rooster 3 February, 19:25 2041-02-03 11:25 UTC 1 February 1 February to 2 February: Rooster by the lunar calendar, Monkey still by Bazi
2042 壬戌 Water Dog 4 February, 01:12 2042-02-03 17:12 UTC 22 January 22 January to 3 February: Dog by the lunar calendar, Rooster still by Bazi
2043 癸亥 Water Pig 4 February, 06:58 2043-02-03 22:58 UTC 10 February 4 February to 9 February: Pig by Bazi, Dog by the lunar calendar
2044 甲子 Wood Rat 4 February, 12:44 2044-02-04 04:44 UTC 30 January 30 January to 3 February: Rat by the lunar calendar, Pig still by Bazi
Methodology
Computed, not copied. Each Lichun instant is the moment the Sun reaches apparent ecliptic longitude 315 degrees, calculated with the Astronomy Engine ephemeris. Lunar New Year is the China-time date of the new moon falling between 21 January and 20 February, which is the festival date in every year of this span. Chinese dates and times use UTC+8 throughout, the convention of the Hong Kong Observatory almanac, against which these instants agree to within about one minute. Data license: CC BY 4.0 with attribution to Cosmos Daily.
Questions

Frequently asked

When is Lichun in 2027?

Lichun 2027 falls on 4 February at 09:46 China time, which is 01:46 UTC. That instant, not Lunar New Year on 6 February, is when the Fire Goat year 丁未 begins in the solar reckoning used by Bazi. A birth on 4 or 5 February 2027 is a Goat by the solar boundary while the lunar calendar still says Horse.

Why are there two different boundaries for the zodiac year?

China has always run two calendars side by side. The lunisolar civil calendar starts its year at the second new moon after the winter solstice, which is the Lunar New Year festival. The solar calendar of the 24 solar terms starts its year at Lichun, when the Sun reaches celestial longitude 315 degrees. Bazi and classical astrology are built on the solar terms, because the month pillars are solar terms. In this table the two boundaries fall on the same day in only 4 of 121 years.

I was born on February 5, 1983. What is my animal?

By the solar boundary you are a Water Pig: Lichun 1983 fell on 4 February at 17:39 China time, so the 癸亥 Pig year had already begun. By the lunar calendar you are still a Dog, because Lunar New Year 1983 did not arrive until 13 February. A Bazi chart uses the Pig. This is exactly the window this table exists to resolve.

How exact are these times, and what time zone are they in?

The Lichun instants are computed with the Astronomy Engine ephemeris as the moment the Sun reaches apparent ecliptic longitude 315 degrees, and agree with the Hong Kong Observatory almanac to within about a minute. All Chinese dates and times use China time, UTC+8, the convention almanacs apply across the whole span even before the zone was standardised. The UTC column removes any ambiguity.

Does the hour matter, or only the date?

For most birthdays only the date matters. On the boundary day itself the hour decides: someone born at 08:00 on 4 February 2027 in Beijing precedes Lichun at 09:46 and remains a Horse, while a birth two hours later is a Goat. Note that the comparison is between instants, so a birth in another time zone must be converted; 09:46 in Beijing is the evening of 3 February in the United States.

Can I use this data?

Yes. The full table is downloadable as CSV and citable with attribution to Cosmos Daily. If you republish it, keep the UTC column: most zodiac errors on the web come from tables that dropped the time and kept only a date.

Go deeper

The boundary is the beginning

Your year animal is one of the eight characters of a Four Pillars chart, and the boundary in this table is what makes the other seven line up. The full chart is computed free, and the story behind the two calendars is told in the Study.