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Chinese New Year Countdown

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Chinese New Year 2027 is on Saturday, February 6.

Chinese New Year, also called Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, begins on the second new moon after the winter solstice, so it lands between January 21 and February 20. It is also celebrated as Seollal in Korea and Tết in Vietnam.

Count down to midnight with family across time zones: everyone with this link reaches zero at midnight where they are, just like the fireworks.

Questions

When is Chinese New Year 2027?

Chinese New Year 2027 is on Saturday, February 6, 2027. The date follows the Chinese lunisolar calendar, so it moves each year between late January and mid-February.

How many days until Chinese New Year?

The live countdown on this page shows exactly how long is left, down to the second. It counts to midnight in your own time zone, and every device stays in sync.

Is Lunar New Year the same as Chinese New Year?

Yes, it is the same day. Lunar New Year is the broader name: it is celebrated in China as Spring Festival, in Korea as Seollal, in Vietnam as Tết, and by communities around the world.

Can I put the Chinese New Year countdown on my TV?

Yes. Open this page on the TV, computer or tablet and tap Full screen: you get a big, clean clock with nothing else on screen. It keeps counting by itself, even if no one touches it.

Can I share the Chinese New Year countdown with family and friends?

Tap Share to send this page by message, email or any app. Or tap Make your own countdown to give it your own name, colors, ending and message — everyone you share it with sees the same countdown, synced to the second, in their own language. No app or sign-up needed.

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