小日历·行程与纪念日

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Xiaorili ("little calendar") puts the Chinese lunar calendar and your own plans side by side. Note: the app's interface is in Simplified Chinese. - Month view with Chinese lunar dates, the 24 solar terms and ISO week numbers. - Traditional Chinese almanac: daily suitable and unsuitable activities, auspicious and inauspicious stars, clashes and the twelve two-hour periods, all computed on the device. - Today's directions as a compass: hold your phone flat and turn it to see the auspicious directions of the day. It reads the compass heading only and does not need location access. - Auspicious day finder: choose what you plan to do, such as a wedding, moving house or opening a business, and get suitable days with reasons and good hours. Save a day as an important date. - I Ching coin reading: shake your phone to toss three coins from a tortoise shell, six times, then read the original text with plain-language notes and an interpretation based on the date. Copy the reading with one tap. - Public holidays for mainland China (including make-up working days), Malaysia by state, Hong Kong, Austria by state, and many other countries. Coverage differs by region; please follow official local announcements. - Trips with destination holidays and six-day weather for the cities you choose. - Birthdays and anniversaries on the Gregorian or lunar calendar, repeating every year. - Optional email account to sync records between your iPhone and iPad. The almanac, auspicious days and I Ching readings are for entertainment and cultural reference only, not a basis for decision-making. For health questions, please follow your doctor's advice. Free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.