丙午年 (马)
“Dragon” refers to the Chen day. From the first to the twelfth day of the first lunar month, the day that is Chen day determines how many dragons govern water. As the saying goes, 'Too many dragons don't govern water,' which may indicate drought or uneven rainfall.
“Ox” refers to the Chou day. From the first to the twelfth day of the first lunar month, the day that is Chou day determines how many oxen plow fields. Many oxen plowing fields indicates easy farm work, while few oxen indicate hard labor.
“Person” refers to the Bing day. From the first to the tenth day of the first lunar month, the day that is Bing day determines how many people share cakes. Fewer people and more cakes indicate a good harvest, while more people and fewer cakes indicate an average year.
“Gold” refers to the Geng day. From the first to the tenth day of the first lunar month, the day that is Geng day determines how many days to get gold. The earlier the day to get gold, the better the financial fortune is predicted to be.
“Xin” refers to the Xin day. From the first to the tenth day of the first lunar month, the day that is Xin day determines how many days to get Xin. Xin day signifies hardship, so the later Xin is obtained, the better.
"Zao Ma Tou" focuses on convenient查询 of lunar calendar (agricultural calendar) and festivals/solar terms.
Core capabilities include:
Today's Overview: Gregorian calendar ⇄ Lunar calendar, zodiac, heavenly stems and earthly branches, solar terms/moon phases, day of the week;
Festival Reminders: Traditional festivals, twenty-four solar terms, (optional) statutory holidays/make-up work day markers;
Monthly Calendar View: Full month lunar calendar and festival highlights, leap month identification;
Date Query: Quick jump to any date and mutual conversion between Gregorian and lunar calendars.
Note: This tool is primarily for querying and displaying, and does not include folk predictions such as "Huangli auspicious/inauspicious days/clashes" (if needed, it can be enabled as an option in subsequent versions).
Open the tool page: Displays "Today's" information by default (based on China Standard Time).
View Today: In the "Today" card, view the lunar date, zodiac, GanZhi year, solar terms/traditional festivals of the day, etc.
Switch Date: Click the date picker, select any Gregorian date, and the system will automatically display the corresponding lunar information and festivals.
View Monthly Calendar: Switch to the "Monthly Calendar" tab to browse the lunar calendar/festivals/solar terms for the entire month; leap months will be identified as "Leap X Month".
Gregorian-Lunar Conversion (Optional): Select "Gregorian → Lunar" or "Lunar → Gregorian" mode in the toggle switch to quickly convert dates.
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2025.11-06
