Day2259 20250106Chinese New Year's Eve festivities normally take place on the 30th of the 12th lunar month. But a quirk in the lunisolar cycle means the day is set to be skipped for the next half-decade.The traditional Chinese calendar doesn't match up exactly with the Sun and Moon's movements, meaning occasional adjustments have to be made to correct small discrepancies.One commenter jokingly blamed the Moon for the change, writing: "It’s all the Moon's fault."