Whatever you make of the divination systems, the Chinese almanac is consulted for genuinely practical reasons: choosing a wedding date, understanding a lunar calendar entry, knowing which festival falls when. That part is lookup rather than prediction. The rest is a structured implementation of traditional practices — BaZi, qiuqian, Zhou Gong, Five Grid — and is worth taking on those terms: these are cultural systems with their own internal logic, presented consistently, and the outputs are readings within those traditions rather than claims that can be checked against outcomes. Useful for anyone working with the material, for cultural reference, or for a reading they are approaching as a reading.
A divination and traditional-practice reference covering Chinese systems primarily — BaZi, the lunar almanac, qiuqian lot drawing, dream interpretation, name numerology, feng shui — alongside zodiac analysis, compatibility and tarot, with a community feed.
- bazi_analysis works from birth date and time in the Four Pillars system, and compatibility analyses two people from their birth information.
- almanac returns the Chinese almanac for a date including the lunar date — genuinely useful reference data independent of any predictive claim.
- qiuqian performs temple fortune-stick divination, and dream_interpret applies Zhou Gong dream analysis.
- name_score analyses a Chinese name by Five Grid numerology, and fengshui assesses a living or working space with a score and analysis.
- zodiac returns in-depth sign analysis including element and ruling associations, and daily_fortune is the per-day form.
- tarot performs a reading with a chosen spread.
- A community layer: browse recent posts and create one.
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