Turn Tianjidu's star dial to choose a reading. The Guanyin oracle has 100 lots based on the Longshan Temple collection: shake the tube, ask with divination blocks, then read the poem, its classical notes and a plain-language explanation. A separate 100-lot Yue Lao oracle focuses on relationships and explains the classical quotations behind each lot. For I Ching, cast three coins six times to form a hexagram; the reading shows the original and changing hexagrams, moving lines and Zhouyi text.
The site also has a Chinese almanac with lunar dates, solar terms and a 90-day auspicious-date search; a dictionary of 250 dream symbols; and a Four Pillars chart with Ten Gods, hidden stems and five-element balance. You can write a wish and watch it rise as a lantern. The tools are free with no account, payment or ads. Alongside Simplified and Traditional Chinese, the site has English, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Arabic interfaces. Its text frames divination as cultural exploration and reflection.
