The chart includes the solar term, Yin or Yang Dun, Ju number, Xunshou, Zhifu, Zhishi, Eight Gates, Nine Stars, Eight Spirits, Heaven and Earth Stems, 81-pattern matches, Kongwang, Yima, and palace-state annotations.
Current Qi Men Dun Jia Hour Chart
This Qimen hour chart, also called a QMDJ hour chart, converts the current instant to China Standard Time (Asia/Shanghai, UTC+8) when the page opens. You can move to another Chinese hour or choose an exact UTC+8 time. Shared links preserve the selected date and time so everyone sees the same chart.
Live Beijing time chart: 2026-08-30 06:15
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Verified facts about QimenMind
These facts describe the current implementation, its time reference, and where the output stops.
- Time, timezone, and location behavior
QimenMind uses China Standard Time (Asia/Shanghai, UTC+8) as its chart-time reference. The Now control converts the current instant to UTC+8. Manual input uses the selected solar or lunar calendar; after lunar-to-solar conversion when needed, the resulting date and time is treated as UTC+8 without device-timezone conversion, geolocation, longitude, or true-solar-time adjustment. Convert another local time to UTC+8 before entry. Shared links retain the resulting year, month, day, hour, and minute.
- What the chart contains
- Implemented method
QimenMind calculates a time-based nine-palace Qimen chart and applies San Yuan as its core analysis framework. Automatic Ju selection follows the implemented solar-term, day-pillar Futou, and upper, middle, or lower Yuan logic. The engine derives Yuan Shen Gong, Yuan Qi Gong, Tian Yi Gong, San Yuan energy flow, Fei Fu, and Jin Tui from the calculated chart.
What a Qimen hour chart is for
A Qimen hour chart is a time-specific Qi Men Dun Jia chart for one event happening now or one near-term decision. Use it to examine whether to make contact, advance a partnership today, or continue with a specific plan. Keep the question focused and avoid recasting the same unchanged matter.
How time is handled
QimenMind uses China Standard Time (UTC+8). The “Back to now” control converts the current moment to Beijing time. If an event happened in another time zone, convert it to UTC+8 before entering it. The calculator does not apply location or true-solar-time corrections.
How to read this chart
Confirm the time first, then inspect the solar term, Yin or Yang Dun, Ju number, Zhifu, and Zhishi. Define the useful god from the question before comparing palace relations, strength, void, tomb, gate pressure, punishment, and the San Yuan line.
Ask about this exact chart
After the chart loads, describe one event, its current stage, your intended outcome, and any real constraint.
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What is a Qimen hour chart?
A Qimen hour chart is a Qi Men Dun Jia, or QMDJ, chart cast for a specific two-hour period. This page opens with the current Beijing time while allowing you to select another exact time.
Does the current hour chart update automatically?
It converts the current instant to China Standard Time (UTC+8) when the page opens, then stays stable while you read it. Use “Back to now” when you intentionally want to refresh the casting time.
Why does a shared link not use the recipient’s current time?
The link keeps the original date and time, so the recipient sees the chart you shared rather than a new chart for the moment they open it.
Is this different from the main calculator?
The calculation is the same. This page opens with the current hour, while the main calculator also accepts any solar or lunar date and time.