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Year of the Monkey
Clever, playful and inventive. The Monkey solves problems sideways and keeps everyone laughing while it does.
The Monkey is the ninth of the twelve animals, paired with the earthly branch 申 and the hours 3 – 5 pm. The next Year of the Monkey is 2028, a Earth Monkey year, from 26 January 2028.
Check my birthdayYears of the Monkey
Each year starts at Chinese New Year, so a January birthday usually belongs to the previous animal.
- 1932Water Monkey, from 6 February 1932
- 1944Wood Monkey, from 25 January 1944
- 1956Fire Monkey, from 12 February 1956
- 1968Earth Monkey, from 30 January 1968
- 1980Metal Monkey, from 16 February 1980
- 1992Water Monkey, from 4 February 1992
- 2004Wood Monkey, from 22 January 2004
- 2016Fire Monkey, from 8 February 2016
- 2028Earth Monkey, from 26 January 2028
- 2040Metal Monkey, from 12 February 2040
Born in one of these years? Enter the exact date to confirm the animal and see your lunar birthday.
The Monkey in Chinese culture
Character
Clever, playful and inventive. The Monkey solves problems sideways and keeps everyone laughing while it does.
Closest companions in the cycle: the Rat and the Dragon, the two animals that share the Monkey's trine. Its secret friend is the Snake.
A story
Sun Wukong, the Monkey King of Journey to the West, is the most loved character in Chinese literature.
Element changes the flavour of each Monkey year. Metal 金: resolve and clarity: the edge of a blade, the ring of a bell. Wood 木: growth and flexibility: spring, bamboo, new shoots. Water 水: adaptability and depth: rivers finding their way. Fire 火: warmth and drive: summer, lanterns, the hearth. Earth 土: steadiness and care: harvest, soil, the centre.
Your Monkey in ink
A poster with the Monkey above, your name and lunar birthday below, and your Chinese name as a round seal.
Make the poster
Enter your birthday and we set the poster: the animal in ink wash, the year's element, the date in the lunar calendar, your name. Full-resolution download, printable at A3.
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