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What Chinese zodiac is 1995?

Year of the Wood Pig乙亥 · Yi Hai · Mountain-top Fire

1995 is the Year of the Wood Pig — 乙亥 (Yi Hai) in the Chinese calendar. The heavenly stem 乙 belongs to Wood, and the year's nayin ("sound") element is Mountain-top Fire.

Animal sign · Stem-branch

Animal sign
Pig
Stem-branch
乙亥 (Yi Hai)
Element (heavenly stem)
乙 · Wood
Nayin element
Mountain-top Fire · Fire

Chinese New Year · Start of Spring (Lichun)

Chinese New Year
Jan 31, 1995
Start of Spring (Lichun)
Feb 4, 1995
This Pig year
Jan 31, 1995 – Feb 18, 1996

Born in January or February 1995?

BornBy Chinese New Year (common use)By Start of Spring (BaZi)
Jan 1 – Jan 30DogDog
Jan 31 – Feb 3PigDog
Feb 4 – Dec 31PigPig

Most people switch animals at Chinese New Year; BaZi (Four Pillars) uses Start of Spring as the year boundary, so early-year birthdays can have two answers. Not sure? A free BaZi chart shows your exact year pillar.

How old is someone born in 1995?

In 2026
31 after their birthday (30 before)
East Asian age (xusui)
32 after Chinese New Year

Pig return years (benmingnian)

  • 2007 (age 12)
  • 2019 (age 24)
  • 2031 (age 36)
  • 2043 (age 48)

A benmingnian is a year that shares your birth animal; it comes round every 12 years. Wearing red is a folk custom for it — tradition, not something to worry about.

Which signs get along with the Pig?

Trine (san he)
Secret friend (liu he)
Clash (chong)

These are traditional branch relations, shared as culture — they don't decide whether two people get along. Tap one for the full match.

Wood Pig personality

The Wood element gives this Pig its own flavor. Wood is about growth: traditionally a Wood year adds warmth, loyalty and a wish to keep improving.

Late at night in the hour of Hai, with the day's work set down, people born in the Year of the Pig know this calm best. You are sincere, kind and generous, happy to share the good things you have. In your hands, life is always warm and lively.

Strengths
Generous, cheerful, good at enjoying life
Watch for
You trust easily and find it hard to say no
In love
Wholehearted and sincere, you are generous and considerate with your partner.
At work
Work built on cooperation and trust suits you, and you make a team feel warm.

The Pig in 2027, Year of the Fire Goat

Popular and well supported

Traditionally, Pig, Rabbit and Goat form the 'Three Harmonies', so a Goat year puts Pig people in a harmonious position: a year of good company and support. You're sincere and generous, and this year more people will gather to help you.

Partnerships go well; it's a good time to start something new with people you trust. Your goodwill is your biggest asset this year.

Traditional views shared as culture and for fun — not a prediction or advice.

Year of the Pig: personality & years →The Pig in 2027 →Pig horoscope today →

FAQ

What Chinese zodiac is 1995?

1995 is the Year of the Pig (乙亥, Yi Hai). This Pig year runs from Jan 31, 1995 (Chinese New Year) to Feb 18, 1996.

What is my sign if I was born in January 1995?

Born before Jan 31, 1995? By the usual Chinese New Year rule you belong to 1994, the Year of the Dog. BaZi switches at Start of Spring (Feb 4), so a birthday before that also gets the 甲戌 year pillar.

What element is a 1995 Pig?

By the heavenly stem 乙, 1995 is a Wood Pig year. By the older nayin system, 乙亥 is "Mountain-top Fire". Neither is good or bad — your personal elements come from the full BaZi chart.

How old is someone born in 1995 in 2026?

31 after their birthday in 2026; by East Asian reckoning (xusui) they are 32 after Chinese New Year.

When is the next Year of the Pig?

The next Year of the Pig is 2031.

Make it about you

Your Chinese zodiac only looks at your birth year. Enter your date and hour of birth for a free BaZi chart and see your own chart and yearly cycles.

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Animal signs, stem-branches and nayin follow the traditional Chinese calendar; Chinese New Year and Start of Spring dates are Beijing time, computed with lunar-javascript. Traditional culture, for reference only.