Convert any date between the Chinese lunar calendar and the Gregorian (solar) calendar. The result includes the zodiac animal, the ganzhi year and any solar term or festival on that day.
The Chinese lunar calendar tracks the phases of the moon, so a lunar date such as the 15th of the 8th month (Mid-Autumn Festival) lands on a different Gregorian date every year. Leap months are added roughly every three years to keep the lunar year aligned with the seasons, which is why some years have, say, a “leap 4th month”. MoonCal handles all of this for you when it builds a calendar subscription.
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