Complete signature return
1935
- Lunar-year boundary
- 4 February 1935 → 23 January 1936
- Li Chun · Start of Spring
- 5 February 1935 at 01:48
- Leap month
- None · twelve lunar months
Yin Wood year pillar
Wood Pig (1935, 1995, 2055)
Wood Pig years are 1935, 1995, 2055 within 1901–2099. 乙亥 is pillar 12 of the 60-year cycle: Yin Wood is its year-stem element, while the Pig branch remains Water.
Wood Pig personality
Wood extends the Pig's generosity into a wish to help people and shared ideas develop. Its easy-going nature is given a cooperative purpose, with encouragement offered freely and participation valued over competition. The challenge is giving beyond a sensible limit, especially when faith in another person's intention replaces a clear conversation about what each person can actually contribute.
Born in 1935, 1995, 2055? Check the opening date below before choosing this variant.
乙亥: pillar anatomy
- Animal branch
- 亥 Hai · Yin Water
- Year stem and fixed branch
- Water generates Wood
- Solar month 10
- Start of Winter · Winter
- Branch compass and double-hour
- NNW · 21:00–23:00
In the Five Phases cycle, Water feeds Wood.
Na Yin pair: 山头火
Fire Na Yin · paired with 甲戌 Yang Wood Dog in the 30 Na Yin pairs.
Exact date records
Wood Pig years, 1901–2099
The complete 乙亥 pillar returns every sixty years. Each record below keeps the same animal, stem element, and polarity, while its exact lunar-year boundary and leap-month pattern change.
Complete signature return
1995
- Lunar-year boundary
- 31 January 1995 → 18 February 1996
- Li Chun · Start of Spring
- 4 February 1995 at 15:12
- Leap month
- Month 8
Complete signature return
2055
- Lunar-year boundary
- 28 January 2055 → 14 February 2056
- Li Chun · Start of Spring
- 4 February 2055 at 04:55
- Leap month
- Month 6
Wood Pig with the current Yang Fire Horse year
No named branch relation
No named branch relation
No named stem relation
乙 with 丙
Wood generates Fire
Wood year stem with the current Fire year stem.
Same branch, five stems
Compare all five Pig elements
Calendar and pillar conventions are recorded in the methodology.