Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
A Chinese Almanac Designed for the Printer
Quiet Almanac sells printable 2027 Chinese almanacs pairing lunar dates and daily officers with the year’s 24 solar terms.
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- People planning the year with Chinese lunar and seasonal calendars
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- The site says solar terms are calculated from Beijing-time solar longitude, and includes crop marks, staple points and a hanging-hole position.
Field notes
The page explains each daily officer with an English verb and says the twelve officers are also presented with tone-marked pinyin. It describes the solar-term method as dividing apparent solar longitude into 24 fifteen-degree arcs, computed for Beijing time. The personalised edition is said to use a buyer’s name, birth date and city; the site also lists US, UK, Canadian and Australian holiday editions.
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