Is February 4, 2027 Goat on this site?
No. February 4 is Start of Spring, but the site's date mode still returns Horse until February 5.
A two-day calendar gap · 2027
On this calculator, February 4 and 5, 2027 are Horse; February 6 is Goat. The calculator changes the year animal on Lunar New Year's Day, February 6. February 4 is Start of Spring (Lichun), a separate solar term. Use your complete birth date in the Chinese zodiac calculator for this site's result.
The following checks apply the site's published lunar-year boundary to actual Gregorian dates. The February 4 solar term does not change the result of this calculator.
| Gregorian birth date | What the calendar says | Year animal here |
|---|---|---|
| February 3, 2027 | Before both dates | Horse |
| February 4, 2027 | Start of Spring | Horse |
| February 5, 2027 | After Start of Spring, before Lunar New Year | Horse |
| February 6, 2027 | First day of the new lunar month and year | Goat |
| February 7, 2027 | After Lunar New Year | Goat |
Entering just 2027 in year-only mode shows Goat, because that mode labels the lunar year beginning in 2027. It does not assign a personal animal to every date in the Gregorian year. For a February 4 or 5 birthday, switch to date mode.
The Hong Kong Observatory's 2027 calendar lists “Spring Commences” on February 4 and the “1st Lunar Month” on February 6. Its calendar explainer also separates the Start of Spring solar term from Lunar New Year's Day.
Chinese Sign Finder answers a specific question: Which animal belongs to the lunar year containing this date? It therefore changes from the 2026 Horse year to the 2027 Goat year on February 6. A tool using a Start of Spring boundary is applying a different convention. Check that tool's stated method before comparing results; this page does not calculate a Four Pillars or BaZi year pillar.
No. February 4 is Start of Spring, but the site's date mode still returns Horse until February 5.
It is still before the February 6 lunar New Year, so the date-mode result is Horse.
Year-only mode describes the lunar year that begins in 2027. It does not know whether your birthday is before its start.
The 2027 dates come from the Hong Kong Observatory's Gregorian–Lunar Calendar Conversion Table of 2027. The previous year is labeled Horse in its 2026 table. The five-row comparison and two-boundary diagram are original applications of those dates to the calculator's date and year modes.
For a wider 2027 date checker, see Chinese Zodiac 2027. If your question is about the birth hour rather than these dates, see what this calculator does with birth time.