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The Chinese and Gregorian calendars do not start on the same day. So up to the 10th of February it was the year of the Tiger. For the rest of the year, up to the 30th of January 1976, it was the year of the Rabbit.
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Calendar for 1975?
You can get a calendar for 1975 at calendarlabs.com .
What date did Chinese New Year start in 1975?
ok Chinese New Years did not start in 1975 guys... the Chinese History is more then 5 thousand years ago, the Chinese have always had a lunar calendar. In Xia Dynisty Chinese New years were on the 1st of Jan in the Lunar calendar in Shang Dynisty Chinese New years were on the 1st of Dec in the lunar calendar in Zhou Dynisty Chinese New years were on the 1st of Nov in the lunar calendar in Qing Dynisty Chinese New years were on the 1st of Oct in the lunar calendar the Chinese lunar calendar is usually about 1 month behind... just to give u guys an idea. Xia Dynisty started 2033 before christ... so the Chinese New Years has started more then 4 thousand years ago
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Who uses the Chinese calendar?
the Chinese
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What year is 2007 in the Chinese calendar?
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