Chinese calendar
Chinese Calendar 2001
辛巳年 Year of the Metal Snake
Chinese New Year, every festival date, the lunar months and the 24 solar terms for 2001.
The answer
In the Chinese calendar, 2001 is the Year of the Snake (Metal Snake, 辛巳). Chinese New Year falls on 24 January 2001 and the lunar year ends on 11 February 2002, with a leap 4th month, so 384 days. Mid-Autumn is on 1 October 2001.
Chinese festivals in 2001
Western dates for 2001. Most festivals follow the lunar calendar; Qingming and the Winter Solstice follow the sun.
- Jan2Tue
Laba Festival腊八节
12th month, day 8 · 腊月初八
Laba congee; the start of the run-up to New Year.
- Jan23Tue
Chinese New Year’s Eve除夕
12th month, day 29 · 腊月廿九
Last day of the lunar year: reunion dinner and the CMG Spring Festival Gala.
- Jan24Wed
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)春节
1st month, day 1 · 正月初一
First day of the lunar year and the biggest family holiday of the year.
- Feb7Wed
Lantern Festival元宵节
1st month, day 15 · 正月十五
Lanterns, riddles and tangyuan; it closes the New Year season.
- Apr5Thu
Qingming Festival (Tomb-Sweeping Day)清明节
solar term · 3rd month, day 12 · 清明
Families visit and tidy ancestors’ graves. Set by the sun, not the moon.
- Jun25Mon
Dragon Boat Festival端午节
5th month, day 5 · 五月初五
Dragon-boat races and zongzi, sticky rice wrapped in leaves.
- Aug25Sat
Qixi Festival七夕
7th month, day 7 · 七月初七
The cowherd and weaver-girl legend, often called Chinese Valentine’s Day.
- Sept2Sun
Ghost Festival中元节
7th month, day 15 · 七月十五
Offerings for ancestors and wandering spirits.
- Oct1Mon
Mid-Autumn Festival中秋节
8th month, day 15 · 八月十五
Mooncakes and family reunions under the full moon.
- Oct25Thu
Double Ninth Festival重阳节
9th month, day 9 · 九月初九
Climbing heights and honouring older people.
- Dec22Sat
Winter Solstice冬至
solar term · 11th month, day 8 · 冬至
Dumplings or tangyuan, depending on the region. Set by the sun.
Lunar months of the year 2001
Lunar year 2001 runs from 24 January 2001 to 11 February 2002: 13 months, including a leap 4th month, 384 days.
| Month | Chinese | First day | Days |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st month | 正月 | Wed 24 January 2001 | 30 |
| 2nd month | 二月 | Fri 23 February 2001 | 30 |
| 3rd month | 三月 | Sun 25 March 2001 | 29 |
| 4th month | 四月 | Mon 23 April 2001 | 30 |
| Leap 4th month | 闰四月 | Wed 23 May 2001 | 29 |
| 5th month | 五月 | Thu 21 June 2001 | 30 |
| 6th month | 六月 | Sat 21 July 2001 | 29 |
| 7th month | 七月 | Sun 19 August 2001 | 29 |
| 8th month | 八月 | Mon 17 September 2001 | 30 |
| 9th month | 九月 | Wed 17 October 2001 | 29 |
| 10th month | 十月 | Thu 15 November 2001 | 30 |
| 11th month | 冬月 | Sat 15 December 2001 | 29 |
| 12th month | 腊月 | Sun 13 January 2002 | 30 |
The 24 solar terms in 2001
Solar terms (节气 jiéqì) mark the sun’s position, so their dates barely move from year to year. Dates are in Beijing time.
- 小寒Minor Cold5 Jan 2001
- 大寒Major Cold20 Jan 2001
- 立春Start of Spring4 Feb 2001
- 雨水Rain Water18 Feb 2001
- 惊蛰Awakening of Insects5 Mar 2001
- 春分Spring Equinox20 Mar 2001
- 清明Pure Brightness (Qingming)5 Apr 2001
- 谷雨Grain Rain20 Apr 2001
- 立夏Start of Summer5 May 2001
- 小满Grain Buds21 May 2001
- 芒种Grain in Ear5 Jun 2001
- 夏至Summer Solstice21 Jun 2001
- 小暑Minor Heat7 Jul 2001
- 大暑Major Heat23 Jul 2001
- 立秋Start of Autumn7 Aug 2001
- 处暑End of Heat23 Aug 2001
- 白露White Dew7 Sept 2001
- 秋分Autumn Equinox23 Sept 2001
- 寒露Cold Dew8 Oct 2001
- 霜降Frost's Descent23 Oct 2001
- 立冬Start of Winter7 Nov 2001
- 小雪Minor Snow22 Nov 2001
- 大雪Major Snow7 Dec 2001
- 冬至Winter Solstice22 Dec 2001
Questions readers ask
When is Chinese New Year 2001?
24 January 2001 (a Wednesday). It starts the Year of the Snake; New Year’s Eve, the reunion dinner night, is 23 January 2001.
What Chinese zodiac animal is 2001?
The Snake (蛇, shé), a Metal Snake year (辛巳). People born from 24 January 2001 to 11 February 2002 are a Snake; those born earlier in 2001 belong to the Year of the Dragon.
When is the Mid-Autumn Festival in 2001?
1 October 2001, the 15th day of the 8th lunar month.
When is the Dragon Boat Festival in 2001?
25 June 2001, the 5th day of the 5th lunar month.
Tools
Sources
- Hong Kong Observatory, Gregorian-Lunar calendar conversion table · accessed 28 Oct 2026
- Wikipedia, Chinese calendar · accessed 28 Oct 2026
Update log. 28 October 2026 — published. Dates computed in Beijing time and spot-checked against the Hong Kong Observatory tables. Suggest a correction
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