Chinese New Year is based on the lunar calendar. The Spring Festival falls on the first day of the first lunar month, which corresponds to a different date in the Gregorian calendar every year. The following are the dates corresponding to the Gregorian calendar for the first day of the first lunar month in recent and future years.
2021 (Year of the Ox): February 12th in the Gregorian calendar
2022 (Year of the Tiger): February 1st in the Gregorian calendar
2023 (Rabbit Year): January 22nd of the Gregorian calendar
2024 (Year of the Loong): February 10 of the Gregorian calendar
2025 (Year of the Snake): January 29th in the Gregorian calendar
2026 (Year of the Horse): February 17th of the Gregorian calendar
2027 (Year of the Goat): February 6th in the Gregorian calendar
2028 (Year of the Monkey): January 26th in the Gregorian calendar
2029 (Year of the Rooster): February 13th, Gregorian calendar
2030 (Year of the Dog): February 3rd, Gregorian calendar
2031 (Year of the Pig): January 23, Gregorian calendar
2032 (Year of the Rat): February 11th in the Gregorian calendar