What is the zodiac sign of 2010?

Year of the Tiger 2010 AD is the Gengyin year of the lunar calendar (Year of the Tiger).

The second decade of the 21st century marks the 61st anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

According to the Chinese lunar calendar's calculation methods such as the stems and earthly branches, 2010 happens to be the year of Gengyin in the lunar calendar, which is the year of the tiger.

Extended information: The Year of Geng Yin can also be referred to as the Year of the Tiger. It is actually one of the 19 years of the lunar calendar (a cycle of 60 years), such as 1830, 1890, 1950, 2010... (a cycle of 60 years).

The ancient Chinese people used these sixty pairs of stems and branches to represent the serial numbers of the year, month, day, and time, and they continued to cycle. This is the chronology of the stems and branches.

The Gengyin year uses the stem and branch dating method. The so-called stem and branch dating method of the lunar calendar. In a literal sense, the stems and branches are equivalent to the trunks, branches and leaves of a tree.

Ancient Chinese folk believed that heaven was the dominant one and earth was the subordinate one. The connection between heaven and the branches is called heavenly stems, the connection between earth and branches is called earthly branches, and together they are called heavenly stems and earthly branches, which are referred to as stems and branches.