Chinese Almanac · 老皇历
Find lucky days for weddings, moving house, business openings, and more — using traditional Chinese almanac calculations based on the 12 Day Officers (建除十二神) system. Used by Chinese families for over 2,000 years.
Step 1 — Choose Your Activity
Step 2 — Choose Month & Year
The Traditional System
The 12 Day Officers (建除十二神) form the core of the traditional Chinese almanac. Each day is governed by one of 12 officers in a repeating cycle, each with specific auspicious and inauspicious qualities.
Good for starting major plans, planting, construction foundations. Avoid surgery and confrontations.
Excellent for clearing out bad energy, medical treatments, reconciliation. Good for healing.
Very auspicious. Weddings, celebrations, moving in. Avoid arguments and legal matters.
Neutral, stable day. Good for everyday tasks, travel, signing ordinary documents.
Excellent for ceremonies, business openings, signing important contracts. A very reliable day.
Moderate auspiciousness. Good for regular work, collecting debts, managing affairs.
Generally inauspicious. Avoid major events, travel, new ventures. Good only for demolition.
One of the least favorable days. Avoid travel, risky activities, and major decisions.
The most auspicious officer. Excellent for virtually any important event. Highly recommended.
Very good for weddings, receiving guests, financial transactions, harvesting.
Excellent for grand openings, new beginnings, travel, moving. One of the best officers.
Generally unfavorable for new ventures. Better for completing things, closing deals, hibernating.
Questions
All auspicious date calculations are based on traditional Chinese cultural practices and are provided for cultural reference and entertainment purposes only.