What a Chinese calendar for Gen Z looks like, from grandma’s tear-off almanac to app

06/03/2026 1 Views

What happens when it is Gen Z’s turn to define and preserve Chinese traditions? The answer may look like a digital almanac app.

The Chinese almanac – known as the tong shu or tung shing in Cantonese and huangli in Mandarin – is much more than a date tracker.

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