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Lunar Calendar HubDates, cycles, seasons & observance

Convert birthdays, verify Chinese New Year, track Li Chun, understand leap months and the 24 Solar Terms, and see how lunar–solar timing supports BaZi, Feng Shui, festivals, and regional observance.

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The calendar principle

Moon, Sun, season, context.

Accurate work begins by knowing which calendar boundary the question actually uses.

Why this hub exists

One date can belong to several timing systems.

The Chinese calendar coordinates lunar months with the solar year. BaZi relies heavily on solar terms, while festivals and observances may follow lunar dates. Thai lunar usage introduces its own local conventions.

This hub separates those layers so conversion, charting, research, and cultural observance do not get mixed into one generic “lunar date.”

For BaZi year boundaries, verify Li Chun. Chinese New Year is important—but it is not the same boundary.

Live converters

Start with the date you have.

Use the converter that matches the calendar tradition and output you need.

中 · Chinese Calendar

Mini Lunar Converter

Convert dates in seconds with weekday and leap-month handling plus clean, copyable output.

Core articles

Build the calendar foundation.

Clear explainers remove common confusion and standardize your workflow.

Li Chun

The BaZi year boundary, why it differs from Chinese New Year, and how to verify it.

24 Solar Terms

Seasonal markers from Beginning of Spring to Major Cold.

Lunar Festivals

Qingming, Mid-Autumn, Double Ninth, Ghost Festival, and their calendar context.

Key tables & references

Production-ready lookups.

Practical checklist

Li Chun Reference

Confirm the correct year boundary for charts, reports, and calculators.

Accuracy workflow

Resolve the calendar before interpreting the date.

A reliable sequence prevents the most common boundary, leap-month, and cultural-context errors.

Name the intended system.Chinese lunar, Chinese solar terms, Gregorian, Thai lunar, festival, or BaZi.
Confirm place and time.Use the correct local date, timezone, and—when relevant—birth time.
Check boundary conditions.Look for Li Chun, Chinese New Year, midnight rules, and leap-month status.
Convert with the matching tool.Do not transfer assumptions between Chinese and Thai calendar conventions.
Record the result.Keep the original date, converted output, method, and any edge-case note together.

Calendar clarity

Use the right boundary for the right question.

Lunar dates, solar terms, festivals, and BaZi timing belong to a connected system—but they are not interchangeable.