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Contact Us — 03-3833 8866The Chinese almanac — Tong Shu (通胜) — is one of the oldest continuous publications in human history. Consulted for over a thousand years, it provides a daily energetic forecast based on the Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches, lunar mansions, and the movement of qi through time.
The Tong Shu (通胜, literally "all-winning") is an annual almanac that has been published continuously in China and Southeast Asia for centuries. It is both a practical calendar and a metaphysical reference — combining astronomy, the lunar calendar, and classical Chinese cosmology into a daily guide.
Every day in the almanac is rated according to a complex interplay of factors: the Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch of the day, the current lunar mansion (宿), the twelve day-officers (十二建), the relationship with the year's Tai Sui (太岁, Grand Duke), and the position of the nine flying stars.
In Malaysian Chinese culture, the Tong Shu is consulted before major decisions: selecting a wedding date, choosing a day to sign a business contract, timing a renovation or house move, or picking an auspicious date to open a new business.
The comprehensive Chinese almanac — a year-long calendar listing the energetic quality of each day, auspicious activities, and taboos.
The "yellow calendar" — the traditional form of the Chinese almanac consulted for selecting auspicious dates for ceremonies, signings, and moves.
Auspicious days — days where the combination of Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches, and 28 lunar mansions creates favourable conditions for specific activities.
The annual and monthly movement of nine qi stars across the lo shu grid. The almanac tracks these movements to identify active wealth, health, or conflict sectors.
A classical system of twelve cyclical day-types (建、除、满、平...) indicating the best activities for each day — starting work, marriages, burials, travel, and more.
The art of choosing auspicious dates for major life events — ground-breaking, renovation starts, business openings, wedding ceremonies, and moving house.
Tong Shu-selected days for beginning work in the Horse year
Flying star positions and sector activations for 2026
How the nine stars move in Period 9 — sector by sector
Understanding the Grand Duke — who clashes and who benefits
Traditional methods for clearing negative qi from a space
How the Chinese calendar governs dates, festivals, and qi
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