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1929 Chinese Zodiac: Year of the Earth Snake

Last checked · calculated, then checked against the Hong Kong Observatory tables

Animal

Snake 蛇

Element

Yin Earth

Stem-branch

己巳 Ji-Si

Zodiac year

Feb 10, 1929 to Jan 29, 1930

The 1929 Year of the Yin Earth Snake (己巳) began on Sunday, February 10, 1929, and lasted until January 29, 1930. Births from January 1 to February 9, 1929, the first 40 days of 1929, belonged to the Earth Dragon year. It has 12 lunar months and 354 days, with no leap month. It contains no Start of Spring term at all, which folk custom calls a "blind year".

Which animal for a 1929 birthday?

Popular rule: Chinese New Year. Four Pillars rule: Lichun, at 15:08 China Standard Time. How to check a January or February birthday.

BornNew Year ruleLichun rule
Jan 1 to Feb 4, 1929, before 15:08Earth DragonEarth Dragon
Feb 4, 1929, from 15:08, to Feb 9Earth DragonEarth Snake
Feb 10 to Dec 31, 1929Earth SnakeEarth Snake

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Check a birth around Lichun 1929 by time and place

Chinese New Year rule (popular)

Earth Dragon (1928)

Lichun rule (Four Pillars)

Earth Dragon (1928)

Chinese New Year 1929: 1929-02-10. Lichun 1929: 1929-02-04 15:08 Beijing time. The New Year rule compares your birth date with the New Year date; the Lichun rule compares the exact moment, converted from your local time.

Lichun 1929 in other time zones

The same moment in local time. Under the Lichun rule, a birth at or after this local time takes the new animal.

Lichun 1929 was 15:08 Beijing time on February 4, 1929. In New York that was 02:08 on the same date.

PlaceLocal dateLocal time
BeijingFeb 4, 192915:08
Hong KongFeb 4, 192915:08
TaipeiFeb 4, 192915:08
SingaporeFeb 4, 192914:08
SeoulFeb 4, 192916:08
TokyoFeb 4, 192916:08
LondonFeb 4, 192907:08
New YorkFeb 4, 192902:08
Los AngelesFeb 3, 1929(day before)23:08
SydneyFeb 4, 192917:08

Local times use each place's official clock time in 1929, including daylight saving time where it applied. Born outside China.

Festivals in the 1929 lunar year

FestivalDate
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)Feb 10, 1929
Lantern FestivalFeb 24, 1929
Qingming Festival (Tomb-Sweeping Day)Apr 5, 1929
Dragon Boat FestivalJun 11, 1929
Qixi FestivalAug 11, 1929
Ghost Festival (Zhongyuan)Aug 19, 1929
Mid-Autumn FestivalSep 17, 1929
Double Ninth FestivalOct 11, 1929
Winter Solstice Festival (Dongzhi)Dec 22, 1929
Laba FestivalJan 7, 1930

The Snake and 己巳 in the calendar

The Snake is the Earthly Branch 巳 (Si); it also marks the double hour from 9 am to 11 am, the direction South-southeast and the fixed element Fire. 1929's own element, Earth, comes from the Heavenly Stem 己. All Years of the Snake.

己巳 is the 6th year of the 60-year cycle; the same stem-branch also falls in 1989 and 2049 (see the Year of the Snake table).

Lunar months of the 1929 lunar year

12 months, no leap month. How leap months work.

Lunar monthStartsDays
1st monthFeb 10, 192929
2nd monthMar 11, 192930
3rd monthApr 10, 192929
4th monthMay 9, 192929
5th monthJun 7, 192930
6th monthJul 7, 192929
7th monthAug 5, 192929
8th monthSep 3, 192930
9th monthOct 3, 192929
10th monthNov 1, 192930
11th monthDec 1, 192930
12th monthDec 31, 192930

The 24 solar terms in 1929

Beijing time. The 12 terms marked with a month begin the solar months that the Four Pillars use; Lichun opens the year. What each term means.

Solar termDateTimeFour Pillars month
Minor Cold 小寒 XiaohanJan 603:22丑 Ox month begins
Major Cold 大寒 DahanJan 2020:42
Start of Spring 立春 LichunFeb 415:08寅 Tiger month begins
Rain Water 雨水 YushuiFeb 1911:06
Awakening of Insects 惊蛰 JingzheMar 609:31卯 Rabbit month begins
Spring Equinox 春分 ChunfenMar 2110:34
Pure Brightness 清明 QingmingApr 514:51辰 Dragon month begins
Grain Rain 谷雨 GuyuApr 2022:10
Start of Summer 立夏 LixiaMay 608:40巳 Snake month begins
Grain Buds 小满 XiaomanMay 2121:47
Grain in Ear 芒种 MangzhongJun 613:10午 Horse month begins
Summer Solstice 夏至 XiazhiJun 2206:00
Minor Heat 小暑 XiaoshuJul 723:31未 Goat month begins
Major Heat 大暑 DashuJul 2316:53
Start of Autumn 立秋 LiqiuAug 809:08申 Monkey month begins
End of Heat 处暑 ChushuAug 2323:41
White Dew 白露 BailuSep 811:39酉 Rooster month begins
Autumn Equinox 秋分 QiufenSep 2320:52
Cold Dew 寒露 HanluOct 902:47戌 Dog month begins
Frost's Descent 霜降 ShuangjiangOct 2405:41
Start of Winter 立冬 LidongNov 805:27亥 Pig month begins
Minor Snow 小雪 XiaoxueNov 2302:48
Major Snow 大雪 DaxueDec 721:56子 Rat month begins
Winter Solstice 冬至 DongzhiDec 2215:52

Dates are checked against the Hong Kong Observatory tables; times are calculated. A dash means the term falls within minutes of midnight, where the calculated time and the Observatory's date disagree; the Observatory's date is shown.

FAQ

What Chinese zodiac sign is someone born in January or February 1929?

The Year of the Snake began on February 10, 1929. Anyone born from January 1 to February 9, 1929 belongs to the previous year, the Earth Dragon (戊辰); anyone born on or after February 10, 1929 is an Earth Snake. That is the popular Chinese New Year rule; under the Four Pillars (Lichun) rule the Snake year began at 15:08 China Standard Time on February 4, 1929 instead.

When was the Mid-Autumn Festival in the 1929 lunar year?

The Mid-Autumn Festival, the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, fell on Tuesday, September 17, 1929. The next one, on October 6, 1930, comes 19 days later in the Gregorian calendar, because a leap month falls between the two.

Did the 1929 lunar year have a leap month?

No. The 1929 lunar year has 12 months and 354 days: 6 long months of 30 days and 6 short months of 29 days.

What element is 1929 in the Chinese zodiac?

1929 is a Yin Earth year: its Heavenly Stem 己 (Ji) carries Earth, and its Earthly Branch 巳 (Si) is the Snake. Together they make 己巳, the 6th year of the 60-year cycle.

What about birthdays between Lichun and Chinese New Year in 1929?

Lichun came first, on February 4, 1929 at 15:08. Births from then until February 9, 1929 are an Earth Dragon under the popular New Year rule but an Earth Snake under the Four Pillars (Lichun) rule.

Nearby years

Dates are calculated with astronomical algorithms in China Standard Time (UTC+8) and checked against the Hong Kong Observatory, Gregorian-Lunar Calendar Conversion Table. Zodiac information describes the traditional calendar and is not a prediction.