Chinese Almanac February 2026
Day pillar, clash animal, Sha direction and Day Officer for every day of February 2026. Tap a date for what the day suits and avoids, or open Today's almanac.
Day by day
| Date | Day pillar | Clash | Sha | Day Officer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun 1 | 丙午 Bǐng Wǔ | Rat | North | 執 Initiate |
| Mon 2 | 丁未 Dīng Wèi | Ox | West | 破 Destruction |
| Tue 3 | 戊申 Wù Shēn | Tiger | South | 危 Danger |
| Wed 4 | 己酉 Jǐ Yǒu | Rabbit | East | 危 Danger |
| Thu 5 | 庚戌 Gēng Xū | Dragon | North | 成 Success |
| Fri 6 | 辛亥 Xīn Hài | Snake | West | 收 Receive |
| Sat 7 | 壬子 Rén Zǐ | Horse | South | 開 Open |
| Sun 8 | 癸丑 Guǐ Chǒu | Goat | East | 閉 Close |
| Mon 9 | 甲寅 Jiǎ Yín | Monkey | North | 建 Establish |
| Tue 10 | 乙卯 Yǐ Mǎo | Rooster | West | 除 Remove |
| Wed 11 | 丙辰 Bǐng Chén | Dog | South | 滿 Full |
| Thu 12 | 丁巳 Dīng Sì | Pig | East | 平 Balance |
| Fri 13 | 戊午 Wù Wǔ | Rat | North | 定 Stable |
| Sat 14 | 己未 Jǐ Wèi | Ox | West | 執 Initiate |
| Sun 15 | 庚申 Gēng Shēn | Tiger | South | 破 Destruction |
| Mon 16 | 辛酉 Xīn Yǒu | Rabbit | East | 危 Danger |
| Tue 17 | 壬戌 Rén Xū | Dragon | North | 成 Success |
| Wed 18 | 癸亥 Guǐ Hài | Snake | West | 收 Receive |
| Thu 19 | 甲子 Jiǎ Zǐ | Horse | South | 開 Open |
| Fri 20 | 乙丑 Yǐ Chǒu | Goat | East | 閉 Close |
| Sat 21 | 丙寅 Bǐng Yín | Monkey | North | 建 Establish |
| Sun 22 | 丁卯 Dīng Mǎo | Rooster | West | 除 Remove |
| Mon 23 | 戊辰 Wù Chén | Dog | South | 滿 Full |
| Tue 24 | 己巳 Jǐ Sì | Pig | East | 平 Balance |
| Wed 25 | 庚午 Gēng Wǔ | Rat | North | 定 Stable |
| Thu 26 | 辛未 Xīn Wèi | Ox | West | 執 Initiate |
| Fri 27 | 壬申 Rén Shēn | Tiger | South | 破 Destruction |
| Sat 28 | 癸酉 Guǐ Yǒu | Rabbit | East | 危 Danger |
How to use this calendar
If your zodiac animal appears in the Clash column, that day is traditionally a quieter one for you. Avoid facing the Sha direction when you start important work. Days marked 成 Success, 開 Open and 定 Stable are the classic choices for launches and agreements, while 破 Destruction and 危 Danger days are best kept low-key. See How to read a Tong Shu for the full picture.
For reflection and cultural interest, not professional advice.