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Chinese zodiac by year · 己酉

What Chinese zodiac is 2029?

Year of the Earth Rooster己酉 · Ji You · Highway Earth

2029 is the Year of the Earth Rooster — 己酉 (Ji You) in the Chinese calendar. The heavenly stem 己 belongs to Earth, and the year's nayin ("sound") element is Highway Earth.

Animal sign · Stem-branch

Animal sign
Rooster
Stem-branch
己酉 (Ji You)
Element (heavenly stem)
己 · Earth
Nayin element
Highway Earth · Earth

Chinese New Year · Start of Spring (Lichun)

Chinese New Year
Feb 13, 2029
Start of Spring (Lichun)
Feb 3, 2029
This Rooster year
Feb 13, 2029 – Feb 2, 2030

Born in January or February 2029?

BornBy Chinese New Year (common use)By Start of Spring (BaZi)
Jan 1 – Feb 2MonkeyMonkey
Feb 3 – Feb 12MonkeyRooster
Feb 13 – Dec 31RoosterRooster

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 2029?

Babies born in 2029 after Chinese New Year (Feb 13) will be Roosters.

Rooster return years (benmingnian)

  • 2041 (age 12)

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 Rooster?

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.

Earth Rooster personality

The Earth element gives this Rooster its own flavor. Earth is about steadiness: traditionally an Earth year adds patience, reliability and a generous heart.

The rooster returns to roost at sunset, in the hour of You, and it is also the one that wakes the dawn. People born in the Year of the Rooster are punctual, particular and hold high standards. You may look proud, but really you simply expect a lot of yourself.

Strengths
Diligent, meticulous, honest
Watch for
Very direct, and sometimes critical without meaning to be
In love
You take love seriously and like things clear: say it, then do it.
At work
You suit work that needs standards and follow-through. On your team, the details are always right.

The Rooster in 2027, Year of the Fire Goat

Refine your craft, and results follow

Rooster and Goat form no strong clash or harmony, so tradition reads 2027 as a steady year. Roosters are diligent and precise; this is a year when the work you've kept at can finally show results, and your care will be noticed.

Work that needs standards and follow-through suits you. Don't be shy about showing what you've done; this is a year to ask for recognition.

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

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

FAQ

What Chinese zodiac is 2029?

2029 is the Year of the Rooster (己酉, Ji You). This Rooster year runs from Feb 13, 2029 (Chinese New Year) to Feb 2, 2030.

What is my sign if I was born in January 2029?

Born before Feb 13, 2029? By the usual Chinese New Year rule you belong to 2028, the Year of the Monkey. BaZi switches at Start of Spring (Feb 3), so a birthday before that also gets the 戊申 year pillar.

What element is a 2029 Rooster?

By the heavenly stem 己, 2029 is a Earth Rooster year. By the older nayin system, 己酉 is "Highway Earth". Neither is good or bad — your personal elements come from the full BaZi chart.

When is the next Year of the Rooster?

The next Year of the Rooster is 2041.

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.