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China, as well as several other Asian countries, uses a lunisolar calendar. Are you interested in finding today's date based on the lunisolar calendar? The tools at this TabStart page should give you a quick and easy answer.
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Convert from Solar to Lunar Calendars and Find Today's Date - Quickly convert from solar to lunar calendars and vice versa with this simple online tool.
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Convert Western Calendar to SolarLunar (Chinese) Calendar - This tool may seem complicated; however, it is actually quite straightforward. Just look at the top left corner of the page to see the Gregorian (Western Calendar) date in 2011 displayed above the Chinese Calendar date.
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The Chinese Calendar - Learn about how China keeps track of the date and how its calendar has changed over the course of history.
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About the Gregorian (Western) Calendar - Learn more about how the western world keeps track of today, yesterday, and tomorrow.
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Chinese Lunisolar Calendar - This page from the ChinaTravelDepot.com website discusses the origin and importance of the Chinese lunisolar calendar.
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Chinese Lunisolar Calendar Overview - This page explains the lunisolar calendar and discusses groups around the world who employ the lunisolar calendar to keep track of the date.