黄历 · Huáng Lì · the Tong Shu

O almanaque chinês de hoje

O que o calendário chinês tradicional diz sobre hoje: o que favorece, o que evitar, com qual signo entra em conflito e quais são as horas de maior sorte. Navegue pelos dias ou escolha uma data.

  
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Oficial do dia
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Em conflito com
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Mansão lunar
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    Mês a mês

    Como ler o almanaque

    Every day carries a pair of Chinese characters, a heavenly stem and an earthly branch, like the pillars of a BaZi chart. From that pair and the season, the almanac assigns a day officer, a day spirit on the yellow (lucky) or black (unlucky) path, a lunar mansion and a list of activities that are favored or best avoided.

    Os doze oficiais do dia

    Establish 建A day for beginnings: favorable for offerings, travel, meetings, and launching new plans, while groundbreaking, digging, and burials are traditionally avoided.
    Remover 除A day for clearing out the old: favorable for cleansing rites, cleaning, demolition, and fresh starts, while burials and funeral services are traditionally avoided.
    Completo 满A day of abundance: favorable for opening a business, trade, contracts, and social gatherings, while groundbreaking and moving into a new home are traditionally avoided.
    Equilíbrio 平An even, ordinary day: suited to leveling roads, repairing walls, and routine offerings, while weddings, burials, and moving into a new home are usually avoided.
    Estável 定A settled day for things meant to last: favorable for offerings, construction, moving house, and agreements, while lawsuits and disputes are traditionally avoided.
    Iniciar 执A day for holding firm: favorable for offerings, burials, building, and trapping pests, while opening a business and moving into a new home are traditionally avoided.
    Destruction 破Widely seen as the least favorable day: suited mainly to demolition and simple offerings, while weddings, business deals, and moves are avoided.
    Perigo 危A day calling for caution: routine offerings and ordinary plans may proceed, but climbing heights, boating, and other risky ventures are traditionally avoided.
    Sucesso 成A day of completion and success: favorable for opening a business, signing contracts, construction, and consecrations, while lawsuits are traditionally avoided.
    Receber 收A day for gathering in: favorable for collecting money, harvesting, storing goods, and trapping pests, while burials and business openings are traditionally avoided.
    Abrir 开A day for openings and fresh starts: favorable for weddings, travel, prayers, and new ventures, while burials and funeral rites are traditionally avoided.
    Fechar 闭A day for closing and sealing: suited to burials, filling holes, and mending walls, while consecrations, weddings, moving in, and new ventures are avoided.

    Perguntas sobre o almanaque chinês

    O que é the Chinese almanac?

    The Chinese almanac, called Tong Shu (通书) or Huang Li (黄历), is a day-by-day calendar that families have used for centuries to pick dates. For every day it lists activities that are favored and activities to avoid, based on the day’s stem and branch, the twelve day officers, the yellow and black path spirits and other traditional rules.

    How do I use "good for" and "avoid"?

    Look for your activity in the "good for" list, and make sure it is not in the "avoid" list. For weddings, moves and openings, many families also check that the day does not clash with the zodiac signs of the people involved. Treat it as tradition: practical needs and your own judgment come first.

    What does it mean when a day clashes with my zodiac sign?

    Each day has an earthly branch, and it clashes with the opposite branch, six signs away. On a day that clashes with your sign, tradition suggests keeping big launches, signings and moves for another day. It is a mild caution, not a warning of bad luck.

    Why does the almanac use lunar months?

    The almanac shows both calendars. Festivals follow the lunar calendar, while the day officers and the good and avoid lists follow the day’s stem and branch and the solar terms. That is why the same Gregorian date gives a different reading every year.

    Do different almanacs disagree?

    Sometimes. Printed almanacs follow different schools, so lists can differ slightly. This page follows a widely used modern edition. For a major event, many people also ask a practitioner to check the date against the birth charts involved.