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Qixi Festival (七夕节 Qixi Jie)

Qixi Festival 2027: Sunday, August 8, 2027

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

2027

Sun, Aug 8, 2027

2028

Sat, Aug 26, 2028

Lunar date

7th day of the 7th lunar month

Also called

Chinese Valentine's Day, Double Seventh

Qixi falls on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month. It comes from the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, two lovers kept apart by the Milky Way who meet once a year on this night; the stars Altair and Vega stand for them. Today it is often called Chinese Valentine's Day.

Korea marks the same lunar date as Chilseok. Japan's Tanabata comes from the same legend but is mostly held on July 7 of the Gregorian calendar.

七夕节 Qixi Jie

Public holidays

  • Not a public holiday in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Singapore or Malaysia.

Qixi Festival dates, 2015 to 2040

YearDateDayZodiac year
2015Aug 20, 2015ThursdayWood Goat
2016Aug 9, 2016TuesdayFire Monkey
2017Aug 28, 2017MondayFire Rooster
2018Aug 17, 2018FridayEarth Dog
2019Aug 7, 2019WednesdayEarth Pig
2020Aug 25, 2020TuesdayMetal Rat
2021Aug 14, 2021SaturdayMetal Ox
2022Aug 4, 2022ThursdayWater Tiger
2023Aug 22, 2023TuesdayWater Rabbit
2024Aug 10, 2024SaturdayWood Dragon
2025Aug 29, 2025FridayWood Snake
2026Aug 19, 2026WednesdayFire Horse
2027Aug 8, 2027SundayFire Goat
2028Aug 26, 2028SaturdayEarth Monkey
2029Aug 16, 2029ThursdayEarth Rooster
2030Aug 5, 2030MondayMetal Dog
2031Aug 24, 2031SundayMetal Pig
2032Aug 12, 2032ThursdayWater Rat
2033Aug 1, 2033MondayWater Ox
2034Aug 20, 2034SundayWood Tiger
2035Aug 10, 2035FridayWood Rabbit
2036Aug 28, 2036ThursdayFire Dragon
2037Aug 17, 2037MondayFire Snake
2038Aug 7, 2038SaturdayEarth Horse
2039Aug 26, 2039FridayEarth Goat
2040Aug 14, 2040TuesdayMetal Monkey

FAQ

When is the Qixi Festival in 2027?

Sunday, August 8, 2027: 7th day of the 7th lunar month.

When is the Qixi Festival in 2028?

Saturday, August 26, 2028.

Why does the date of the Qixi Festival change every year?

It follows the Chinese lunar calendar (7th day of the 7th lunar month), which runs about 11 days shorter than the Gregorian year and adds a leap month every two or three years. From 2015 to 2040 it falls between Aug 1 and Aug 29.

Other festivals

Dates are China Standard Time (UTC+8), calculated and checked against the Hong Kong Observatory, Gregorian-Lunar Calendar Conversion Table. Holiday notes describe usual practice; governments set the actual days.