Chinese Calendar and Culture

Solar terms, lunar dates, BaZi pillars, I Ching hexagrams, hanzi pinyin and simplified/traditional conversion.

payments ON MAINNET (real money) · 7 live endpoints

EndpointPriceWhat it answers
GET /bazi$0.03Four Pillars (BaZi) chart for a date and optional time: stems, branches, animals, five-element counts, day master.
GET /hanzi-info$0.02Look up Chinese characters: pinyin readings, English meaning, stroke count, simplified and traditional forms.
GET /i-ching$0.02Look up an I Ching hexagram by number or lines, or cast one from a question and date with changing lines.
GET /lunar-date$0.02Convert a Gregorian date to the Chinese lunar date (with leap month) or back, plus zodiac animal and year name.
GET /pinyin$0.02Convert Chinese text to pinyin with tone marks or tone numbers; flags characters with several readings.
GET /simp-trad$0.02Convert Chinese text between simplified and traditional characters; reports ambiguous one-to-many characters.
GET /solar-term$0.02Chinese solar term (jieqi) for a date with the next term's exact time, or all 24 terms of a year, in CST and UTC.

GET /catalog returns this list as JSON. Activity hub · uptime.


Cultural and calendar reference computed locally from astronomical formulas and Unicode Unihan data. BaZi and I Ching output describe a traditional symbolic system, not a prediction or advice. Solar-term and lunar-date times follow China Standard Time (UTC+8) and are accurate to about a minute; hanzi conversion is character by character. Every paid response carries a disclaimer field.