January 2026 Monthly Flying Star Feng Shui Analysis

January 2026 is the last month of the Snake year, according to the Chinese traditional calendar. February will be the first month of the Horse year.

Based on the 24 solar terms, the Feng Shui month of January is from January 05 to February 04. February 04 is the “Li Chun” or “start of Spring” day, marking the beginning of a new year. In Chinese fortune telling and Feng Shui, “Li Chun” is the day for the start of a new animal sign, and not the lunar January first.

Notable dates in January 2026

January 17 is the Earth King Day in the traditional Chinese calendar. It is better not to have any construction around this time.

January 21 is the Qi Lin (Dragon) Day. It is auspicious in general, but this month, it falls on a “monthly breaker” day. In the traditional Chinese calendar, “Breaker days” are considered unlucky because they conflict with the month's animal sign. That makes this month’s Qi Lin Day less lucky.

January 26 is Phoenix Day. It is another auspicious day for festive events, and is extra lucky for females.

Monthly Flying Star Feng Shui Chart for January 2026

January's Feng Shui chart features the auspicious star 9 at its center. All stars are the same as the Period 9 chart. It makes the monthly stars even more powerful.

Combine the monthly chart, yearly chart (Snake year), and Period 9 chart.

Summary Chart for January 2026 Flying Star Feng Shui

There are no significant conflicting star combinations this month, unlike last month's (sword-fight or bull-fight). There is still a tendency towards conflicts in the East and Northeast.

The best two sectors in January are the Center and the Northwest. Southeast and Southwest are generally fortunate.

The West and North have a higher risk of illness and accidents. Pay more attention to the North and Northeast for negative energy.