Your Chinese sign or animal is determined by the year of your birthday. The only catch is that the ‘year’ in this regard is the year according to the Chinese lunar calendar, rather than according to the western or Gregorian calendar. While there are a number of different dates used to determine Chinese New Year, some associated with the December solstice, others with New Moon in Aquarius, the most widely used date for Chinese New Year, especially as it relates to astrology and Feng Shui, is the mid-way point between the December 20 solstice and the March 21 equinox. This date is usually February 4.
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