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The Chinese calendar is a lunar calendar, based on the cycles of the moon. The new year will start on February 14, it will be the year of the Tiger 4707
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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
You should check a lunar calendar.It is quite different from the solar calendar.
Chinese New Year is a celebration of the richness of Chinese culture, traditions and customs. It is also the start of the new year in the Chinese calendar, based on the moon.
Chinese New Year is not always on January 26, just this year it was. The date on which Chinese New year depends on the way the moon is. Because Chinese New year starts on the new moon of the first day of the New Year, then ends on the ful moon 15 days later.
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25 Kislev. The dates are according to the Hebrew calendar and are not the same each year according to the civil (Gregorian) dates.
Islam calendar is lunar calendar and its start day is the day of prophet Muhammad (peace upon him) migration from Makkah (or Mecca) to AlMadinah (or Medina).
The year 2025. Although 2020 will also start on a Wednesday, it is a leap year, so the calendar will be different.
Yes, the Chinese calendar follows the lunar cycles. This is why the start of every Chinese (lunar) month always coincides with a new moon and why the 15th day of each Chinese month always coincides with a full moon.