The Chinese Calendar is officially called the NongLi (Farming Calendar), which is also known as the Chinese lunar calendar or traditional calendar.
The Chinese calendar is a lunisolar calendar which is based on exact astronomical observations of the longitude of the sun and the phases of the moon.
Today, although the People’s Republic of China uses the Gregorian calendar for civil purposes, the Chinese calendar is used for traditional activities in China and overseas Chinese communities. It determines the dates of traditional Chinese festivals, and is greatly used for people to find the auspicious days for weddings, moving, or beginning a business.
| Western Date: | November 8, 2025 | Time in China (GMT+8) |
| Chinese Date: | Sep 19, Yi Si Year, Year of Snake | |
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6 Sep 17 |
7 立冬 |
8 Sep 19 |
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10 Sep 21 |
11 Sep 22 |
12 Sep 23 |
13 Sep 24 |
14 Sep 25 |
15 Sep 26 |
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17 Sep 28 |
18 Sep 29 |
19 Sep 30 |
20 Oct 1 |
21 Oct 2 |
22 小雪 |
| 23 Oct 4 |
24 Oct 5 |
25 Oct 6 |
26 Oct 7 |
27 Oct 8 |
28 Oct 9 |
29 Oct 10 |
| 30 Oct 11 |
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