Chinese Calendar Today | Chinese Almanac & Auspicious Days
Check the Chinese calendar for today or any date: lunar date, solar term, auspicious activities, lucky hours and clashes. Traditional labels, not guarantees.
Today's Chinese calendar entry shows the lunar date, solar term, day pillar, auspicious and inauspicious activities, lucky hours, clashes, and directions. OpenFate calculates these Huangli (Tong Shu) fields under the basis you select and keeps traditional labels separate from practical outcomes; an auspicious label does not guarantee success or safety.
Common questions about this OpenFate tool.
The page opens on today's date in China (the China Date basis) and shows its lunar date, solar term, and day pillar. Switch to My Local Day to use your own date, or pick any other date to see its Chinese calendar and almanac fields.
It displays dated calendar fields such as solar terms, activity labels, hours, clashes, Tai positions, and annual directions under the basis selected on the page.
Tools can use different date boundaries, timezones, local-versus-traditional bases, source tables, or interpretive rules. Compare the stated basis before comparing labels.
No. Auspicious and inauspicious labels are traditional interpretations, not scientifically validated probabilities. Check weather, safety, schedules, health, finances, consent, and professional requirements.
Use this date page to see the day verdict, strongest windows, directional cautions, and the best nearby alternatives for the same task.
Lunar dates stay on the Chinese calendar; annual Huangli and Feng Shui fields use the Li Chun convention. Recommendations require direct task evidence, keep conflicts visible, and never use AI to calculate the result.
No task has enough direct evidence to establish a clear priority on this date. Follow practical needs, move in small steps, and leave room to adjust.
Launching & Opening is workable in a smaller scope: favor Yin Hour 03:00-04:59 / Shen Hour 15:00-16:59 and avoid Wu Hour 11:00-12:59.
For Launching & Opening, the selected date is Mixed and the next day is Avoid. The next day's task-supported windows are Wei Hour 13:00-14:59 / Hai Hour 21:00-22:59.
Next day compared with selected dateTask evidence supports Yin Hour 03:00-04:59 / Shen Hour 15:00-16:59; clearer caution evidence appears around Wu Hour 11:00-12:59.
The daily Sha is North; the annual San Sha is Due South; the annual Five Yellow is Southwest. Apply them only when a real route, entrance, seat, or work direction points there—not as a blanket travel ban.
When the public signal is not decisive, personal timing is usually the tie-breaker.
If the public day reads mixed, go one layer deeperSwitch between the almanac and direction guides below. Your selected date stays the same.
Use this when you want the full day signals, hourly windows, and classical Huangli fields.