Chinese New Year in the civil conversion for 1989 is 6 February 1989, beginning the Year of the Snake (Ji-Si). Each day below shows the Gregorian date and the matching Chinese lunisolar day. Dates before 6 February 1989 still belong to the Year of the Dragon. This is a civil calendar for 1900–2100, not a religious almanac. Method: sources. Packed month lengths follow the civil style published by the Hong Kong Observatory. Also see the lunar view and the Chinese New Year guide.
Chinese New Year (civil): 6 February 1989 — Year of the Snake (Ji-Si).
Days before that date are still the Year of the Dragon.
Next New Year: 27 January 1990.
Small labels are lunisolar days. A month name appears on the first day of each Chinese month, including leap months.