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February 1967 Chinese lunar calendar

February 1967 has 28 days, spanning lunar months 12 / 1. Lunar New Year's Eve: 8 Feb. Chinese New Year: 9 Feb. Lantern Festival: 23 Feb. New moon: 9 Feb. Full moon: 25 Feb. Beginning of Spring: 4 Feb. Rain Water: 19 Feb.

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Lunar 1966 month 12 into 1967 month 1 · Yin Fire Goat 丁未 year pillar at mid-month

Month pillar at mid-month
Yang Water Tiger · 壬寅
Solar terms
Beginning of Spring · 4 at 20:30:49 UTC+8; Rain Water · 19 at 16:23:38 UTC+8
Lunar boundary
8 February 1967 closes lunar 1966 month 12; lunar 1967 month 1 begins 9 February 1967.

Lunar-year structure

Two lunar years meet here

Lunar 1966

13 lunar months · 384 days · leap month 3 (29 days).

Lunar 1967

12 lunar months · 355 days · no leap month.

The Moon this month · UTC+8

February 1967 moon phases

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  1. Last quarter

    Lunar 12/23

  2. New moon

    Lunar 1/1

  3. First quarter

    Lunar 1/9

  4. Full moon

    Lunar 1/17

Calculated phase moments use fixed UTC+8. A lunar day number and a Moon phase describe different things. How they fit together →

Boundaries & marked days

What happens in February 1967

  • 9 February 1967 — lunar 1966 month 12 ends the day before, on day 29, and lunar 1967 month 1 opens.
  • 4 February 1967 at 20:30:49 UTC+8Beginning of Spring, 立春 Lìchūn, one of the twenty-four solar terms.
  • 19 February 1967 at 16:23:38 UTC+8Rain Water, 雨水 Yǔshuǐ, one of the twenty-four solar terms.
  • 9 February 1967the first day of lunar month 1.
  • 23 February 1967lunar mid-month, the fifteenth day of lunar month 1, which falls near the full moon.
  • 8 February 1967Lunar New Year's Eve, lunar 12/29. The last day of the twelfth lunar month, which can be day 29 or day 30.
  • 9 February 1967Chinese New Year, lunar 1/1. The first day of the first lunar month and the opening of a new lunar year.
  • 23 February 1967Lantern Festival, lunar 1/15. The fifteenth day of the first lunar month, near the first full moon of the new year.

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