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Huangli (Chinese Almanac)

Check what today traditionally favors — and what to avoid

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Huangli / 黄历?⌄

A Chinese almanac used for centuries to check which days traditionally favor which activities — weddings, moving, signing contracts and more — based on the lunar calendar and classical day-selection methods.

Can I check a date in the past or future?⌄

Yes — pick any date, whether you're planning ahead or curious about a date that already passed.

Is this an official almanac?⌄

No — it's an AI-generated reading in the traditional style, for cultural interest and entertainment, not a certified professional almanac.

How it works

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Choose your search mode: check a specific date for auspicious/inauspicious activities, or find good dates for a planned activity.
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If checking a date, select the Gregorian date — the system converts it to the lunisolar calendar with all traditional annotations.
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If searching by activity, pick from common categories (wedding, moving, business opening, travel, etc.).
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Read the full daily almanac entry with solar terms, clashes, suitable and unsuitable activities, and AI commentary.

Why people choose us

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Traditional Lunisolar Almanac

Full Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch notation, solar terms (节气), moon phases, clashes (冲) and harms (害), and the twelve-day officers (建除十二神) — a complete daily reference.

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Activity Suitability at a Glance

Marriage, moving, opening a business, traveling, burial, renovation — every major life activity is marked as suitable (宜) or to avoid (忌) for the selected date.

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Bidirectional Date-Activity Search

Check what a given date is good for, or pick an activity and find the nearest auspicious date — plan around the almanac, not against it.

What is Huangli (Chinese Almanac)?

Huangli (黄历), the Chinese Almanac or "Emperor's Calendar", has guided Chinese daily life for over two millennia. Every day carries rich traditional annotations: the sexagenary cycle, the ruling deity, lunar mansions, zodiac clash relationships, and most practically, activities marked suitable (宜) or unsuitable (忌).

The calendar is lunisolar — tracking both moon phases and the 24 solar terms (节气). Each day clashes with one zodiac animal, and people born under that animal traditionally avoid major undertakings on their clash day. Millions consult it for weddings and openings, and whether one believes in its basis or not, the practice creates a valuable moment of mindfulness.