Chinese Lunar Calendar 2027 — Year of the Fire Goat
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Chinese Lunar Calendar 2027 — Every Day in Lunar and Solar Form
A printable wall calendar for 2027 that shows the Gregorian month and the Chinese lunar date side by side, in the same cell, for all 365 days. Print it at 100% and hang it up — no app, no subscription, nothing to install.
What is inside
- 14 pages — a cover, a year-at-a-glance sheet, and one page for each month of 2027
- Lunar and Gregorian in one grid — every day carries its lunar date; the first day of each lunar month is named (正月, 二月…) and printed in vermilion
- All 24 solar terms marked on their exact 2027 dates, in jade green
- 13 lunar festivals — Spring Festival, Lantern, Qingming, Dragon Boat, Mid-Autumn and the rest — in vermilion, so they never sneak up on you
- The 31 Goat days (未日) marked with a gold dot, in honour of the Fire Goat year
- A month pillar card on every page: the sexagenary name (e.g. 辛丑), the element pair, and the day the solar-term month begins
- Lucky colours and numbers for each month, derived from the month's branch and element
- A year-at-a-glance sheet: 365 days, 12 lunar months, 24 solar terms, 0 leap months, plus the full solar-term table and all 13 festival dates
- Writing space — three ruled lines per month page
Why this calendar
2027 is 丁未 — the Fire Goat. Lunar New Year falls on 6 February 2027, so anyone born before that date is a Horse, not a Goat. The calendar handles the boundary for you: no manual lookup, no off-by-one-year mistake.
The 365 days were checked against three independent implementations (lunardate, lunar_python and cnlunar) with zero discrepancies.
Details
- A4 and US Letter — both included, each laid out for its own page size, not scaled
- 14 pages, vector PDF — text stays sharp at any print size
- Text is real, selectable and searchable, not an image
- Instant download, print at home or at a print shop
Please read
This calendar is for cultural interest and everyday planning. Lunar dates and solar terms are calculated for Beijing time (UTC+8); if you are far outside East Asia the civil date may differ by one day.
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