2035: Year of the Wood Rabbit
In the Chinese sexagenary calendar, 2035 is 乙卯 — Yin Wood over the Rabbit branch.
When does 2035 begin?
- Chinese New Year (the lunar calendar): February 8, 2035.
- BaZi (the solar calendar this page uses): the Start of Spring, February 4, 2035, 8:31 a.m. Beijing time — 7:31 p.m. on February 3 Eastern, 4:31 p.m. on February 3 Pacific.
Anyone born between those two dates falls in different years under the two calendars: already the year of the Rabbit in BaZi, but still the year of the Tiger by the lunar calendar.
The Heavenly Stem: 乙 (Wood)
Yin Wood is the vine or garden flower — flexible, adaptive, and better at bending around a problem than confronting it head-on.
The Earthly Branch: 卯 — Year of the Rabbit
The Rabbit is gentle and diplomatic — attentive to detail and to other people's comfort, often the one who keeps a room at ease.
Which years are Rabbit years?
1939 Earth1951 Metal1963 Water1975 Wood1987 Fire1999 Earth2011 Metal2023 Water2035 Wood
Born in January or early February? In BaZi each of these years begins at the Start of Spring, around February 4. Born before it, you belong to the year before.
What 2035 holds in the sky
Computed from the same ephemeris as the charts: every date below is a position, not a prediction, and can be checked against any astronomical almanac.
Eclipses
- March 9Solar eclipse
- August 19Lunar eclipse
- September 2Solar eclipse
Retrogrades
- January 17 – February 7Mercury retrograde
- May 13 – June 6Mercury retrograde
- August 15 – October 15Mars retrograde
- September 13 – October 5Mercury retrograde
Slow planets changing sign
- February 15Saturn enters Cancer
- April 29Jupiter enters Taurus
- May 11Saturn enters Leo
This is the story every Rabbit year shares
The stem and branch of 2035 describe the year itself, so they read the same for everyone born into it and everyone living through it. That is the group-level half. Your own chart also weighs your exact birth date, time, and location, which is what turns this into something specific to you.
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