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Year of the Rabbit

The Rabbit is the 4th of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac. The next Year of the Rabbit is 2035, a Wood Rabbit year starting on 8 February 2035.

The zodiac year starts at Chinese New Year, between 21 January and 20 February — so if you were born in January or early February, your animal is usually the one of the year before. (Some traditions, such as feng shui, start the year at Lichun, around 4 February, instead.)

Every Year of the Rabbit, 1903–2095

YearAnimalFrom – to
1903Rabbit
Water Rabbit (yin)
29 January 1903 –
15 February 1904
1915Rabbit
Wood Rabbit (yin)
14 February 1915 –
2 February 1916
1927Rabbit
Fire Rabbit (yin)
2 February 1927 –
22 January 1928
1939Rabbit
Earth Rabbit (yin)
19 February 1939 –
7 February 1940
1951Rabbit
Metal Rabbit (yin)
6 February 1951 –
26 January 1952
1963Rabbit
Water Rabbit (yin)
25 January 1963 –
12 February 1964
1975Rabbit
Wood Rabbit (yin)
11 February 1975 –
30 January 1976
1987Rabbit
Fire Rabbit (yin)
29 January 1987 –
16 February 1988
1999Rabbit
Earth Rabbit (yin)
16 February 1999 –
4 February 2000
2011Rabbit
Metal Rabbit (yin)
3 February 2011 –
22 January 2012
2023Rabbit
Water Rabbit (yin)
22 January 2023 –
9 February 2024
2035Rabbit
Wood Rabbit (yin)
8 February 2035 –
27 January 2036
2047Rabbit
Fire Rabbit (yin)
26 January 2047 –
13 February 2048
2059Rabbit
Earth Rabbit (yin)
12 February 2059 –
1 February 2060
2071Rabbit
Metal Rabbit (yin)
31 January 2071 –
18 February 2072
2083Rabbit
Water Rabbit (yin)
17 February 2083 –
5 February 2084
2095Rabbit
Wood Rabbit (yin)
5 February 2095 –
24 January 2096

The other animals

Chinese New Year dates come from our Chinese calendar tables, checked month by month from 1901 to 2100 against the Hong Kong Observatory. Each year's element follows its heavenly stem. All sources.