#006D87Retained from the existing Autumn Equinox color set as a modern editorial reading of its seasonal atmosphere; these colors are not claimed as an official historical standard.
A source-aware guide to solar terms, traditional festivals, monthly ordinances, objects, patterns, and design-ready Chinese color palettes.
CURRENT WINDOW · ASIA/SHANGHAI
Autumn Equinox
Thunder begins to fall silent · Hibernating insects seal their burrows · Waters begin to recede
01 · FOUR PATHS
Exact annual instants, three phenologies, and editorial palettes for all 24 terms.
↗02Five complete records with dates, museum objects, evidence notes, and design palettes.
↗03Seasonal readings from the Liji, separated from a one-to-one Gregorian mapping.
↗04Trace colors through museum objects and visual material culture.
↗02 · CURRENT PALETTE
#006D87Retained from the existing Autumn Equinox color set as a modern editorial reading of its seasonal atmosphere; these colors are not claimed as an official historical standard.
#32788ARetained from the existing Autumn Equinox color set as a modern editorial reading of its seasonal atmosphere; these colors are not claimed as an official historical standard.
#4182A4Retained from the existing Autumn Equinox color set as a modern editorial reading of its seasonal atmosphere; these colors are not claimed as an official historical standard.
#4994C4Retained from the existing Autumn Equinox color set as a modern editorial reading of its seasonal atmosphere; these colors are not claimed as an official historical standard.
#683632Retained from the existing Autumn Equinox color set as a modern editorial reading of its seasonal atmosphere; these colors are not claimed as an official historical standard.
△ Editorial palette: these HEX relationships are modern design interpretation, not an official historical seasonal standard.
03 · UPCOMING
Oct 8, 2026, 14:29 · UTC+8
View term ↗October 18, 2026 · 11 days away
Open festival guide ↗February 6, 2027 · 122 days away
Open festival guide ↗04 · MONTHLY ORDINANCE
「仲秋之月,日在角。」
Entry 8 follows the seasonal month sequence of the Liji's Yue Ling and is only an aggregation aid. Ancient monthly ordinances were organized through the Chinese calendar, solar terms and ritual order; they do not map one-to-one onto Gregorian month 8. Any display must use an annual calendar and regional context.
05 · SOURCE NOTE
Annual solar-term instants are year-specific astronomical records.
Phenology and monthly text keep their source identifiers and locators.
Modern HEX palettes are labelled as design interpretation.
Reference time zone: Asia/Shanghai (UTC+8). Snapshot generated October 7, 2026.
06 · DESIGN WORKFLOW
07 · RELATED READING