Chinese AlmanacTraditional Chinese Almanac Daily Guide

Free Chinese almanac (Huang Li) lookup with today's Yi-Ji auspicious and inauspicious activities, Huangdao Jiri lucky days, Day Officers, clash directions and hourly fortune. The traditional Chinese almanac guides daily decisions — check the almanac every day for the best dates.

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September 2026
Sep 28, 2026
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Sep 28, 2026
MonLunar 8th Month, 18th Day, 2026
Previous Term
秋分
Sep 23
Next Term
寒露
Oct 8
Zodiac
Horse · Rooster · Snake
Gan-Zhi
Bing-Wu · Ding-You
Nayin
Heavenly River Water · Foothill Fire · Lamp Fire
Auspicious
· Wedding· Marriage Proposal· Engagement· Worship & Rituals· Making Wishes· Trying to Conceive· Consecrating Statues· Removing Obstacles· Adoption· Moving into New Home· Relocating· Moving Sacred Fire· Bedroom Setup· Grand Opening· Trading & Deals· Drafting Contracts· Hanging Signboards
Lucky Spirits
Moon Virtue Match, Trine, Approach Day, Heavenly Joy, Heavenly Doctor, Universal Protection
Inauspicious
· Funeral· Getting a Pet· Long-distance Travel· Holding a Funeral Procession· Logging· Planting· Building a Temple· Building a Bridge
Unlucky Spirits
Double Day, Vermilion Bird
Day Spirit
Vermilion Bird (凶)
Day Officer
Success
Clash
(Ji-Hai) Pig
Pengzu Taboo
Yi: do not plant, nothing will grow Si: do not travel far, wealth stays hidden
Deity Directions
Wealth
Northeast
Joy
Northwest
Fortune
Southwest
Hourly Auspicious
Best
Zi Hour (23:00-01:00)
Second Best
Chou Hour (01:00-03:00)
Fetal God
碓磨床 Inside East
Lunar Mansion
Rooftop (凶)
Day Salary
Mao命互禄 Bing,Wu命进禄

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What is the Chinese AlmanacTraditional Chinese Almanac Daily Guide

The Chinese Almanac (Huang Li) is a traditional calendar that has guided daily life in China for thousands of years. It integrates the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, 24 Solar Terms, the 12 Day Officers, and the 28 Lunar Mansions to mark daily auspicious and inauspicious activities, lucky directions, and favorable hours.

How to Read the AlmanacChinese Almanac Reading Guide

Understand the meaning of each section in the almanac to easily interpret daily auspiciousness.

Yi & Ji (Do & Don't)

Yi (Auspicious) and Ji (Inauspicious) are the core of the almanac. Yi marks activities suitable for the day, such as weddings, business openings, and travel. Ji marks activities to avoid. Following Yi-Ji is the fundamental method of date selection.

Stems-Branches & Nayin

The Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches system for year, month, and day is the backbone of the Chinese calendar. Nayin classifies the 60 Jiazi into 30 Five Element types to determine the day's elemental nature.

Lucky & Unlucky Spirits

Lucky spirits like Tian De, Yue De, and Tian Yi Nobleman bring fortune and smooth progress. Unlucky spirits like Bai Hu, Tian Lao, and Wu Huang bring misfortune and should be avoided. More lucky spirits mean a better day.

Directions & Clashes

Wealth, Joy, and Fortune directions indicate the best compass bearings for seeking money, celebration, and blessings. Clash warnings remind zodiac animals conflicting with the day's branch to stay low-key.

Common Uses of the Almanac

Wedding Date Selection

Choose auspicious Huangdao days suitable for weddings, avoiding inauspicious and clash days for your important ceremony.

Moving & Housewarming

Find good days for moving and housewarming, combine with directional fortune to determine the best moving direction for a peaceful new home.

Business Opening

Select auspicious days for grand openings, align with the Wealth God direction for shop layout, and start your new venture on the right foot.

Travel & Journeys

Check if the day is suitable for travel, reference lucky hours and directions for a smooth and safe journey.

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