The Chinese almanac

2027 Tong Shu calendar

365 days, each with its day verdict and 宜 / 忌 activities. Today's almanac is free; every other day is in the full calendar.

The Year of the Goat, 2027

Chinese New Year 2027 falls on Saturday 6 February 2027, the start of the Year of the Goat (羊). The 2027 year pillar is 丁未, a Fire Goat year, worked out by MyTongShu’s year-pillar rule. The BaZi year turns at Lichun in early February, a few days before Chinese New Year.

Use the almanac to plan the year month by month. Open each month, decide which of the eight activities matter to you, and read each day’s 宜, 忌 or neutral entry for them alongside the day verdict and your practical limits. Plan the large decisions first, such as travel, moves and contracts, and leave room for the unexpected.

Only today’s almanac is free; other days are in the full calendar on the General plan, which covers 12 months from the day you join.

Planning 2027

When is Chinese New Year 2027?
Chinese New Year 2027 falls on Saturday 6 February 2027. Chinese New Year's Eve is the evening before, on 5 February.
What is the Year of the Goat?
2027 is the Year of the Goat in the Chinese zodiac, marked 羊 and also called the Year of the Sheep. Its year pillar is 丁未, a Fire Goat year. The zodiac and the year pillar are traditional markers used to frame the year, not a forecast of what will happen.
How do I find good days in 2027?
Open the month you need and read each day's 宜, 忌 or neutral entry for the activity you are planning, along with its overall day verdict. Only today's almanac is free; other days are in the full calendar on the General plan. Check your practical limits first, and treat the entries as one planning input, not a guarantee.

Day boundaries follow the traditional almanac in Malaysia time; today's free reading follows your own date.

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