🧧 Chinese New Year 2027
Date Verification
- Status
- Established Date
- Date used
- 6 February 2027
- Date rule
- Verified calendar entry — manual future update
- Checked
- 2026-09-11
- Primary source
- Editorially maintained event registry
This event does not auto-infer an unsupported future date.
What Chinese New Year is
The Spring Festival, the start of the Chinese lunisolar year, celebrated across China and by Chinese communities worldwide, and paralleled by Tet in Vietnam and Seollal in Korea.
How the Date is Determined
The countdown uses the date recorded above. This is a calendar-verified entry whose future date is not extrapolated automatically. A later year is added only after its relevant calendar or authority can be checked.
It is grouped under Cultural for browsing; that label does not change how its date is verified.
What Happens After This Occurrence
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