First, open word2007, create a new blank document, double-click the left ruler bar, the page setup dialog box will pop up, and select the paper orientation as landscape. As shown in the picture.

Second, click the "Insert" menu, click "Table" in the ribbon, hold down the first tab and drag it to the intersecting grid in column 7 and row 6. After the form comes out, press and hold the small square box in the lower right corner and pull it down, and the grid will become larger. As shown in the picture.

Third, enter Sunday to Saturday in the cells in the first row of the table. After inputting, select the entire line, and the font setting tool will automatically appear below. Click "Songti" to select other beautiful fonts.

Fourth, continue to click "No. 5" to select another font size, such as No. 3.

Fifth, select the row again, right-click the mouse, point to "Cell Alignment", and select "centered" both horizontally and vertically. Then start entering the day numbers in the cells of the second row. As shown in the picture.

Sixth, select these lines and set the font and size as shown in the picture.

Seventh, right-click to set the cell alignment. For complete centering. Next, click the "Insert" menu, then click "Picture" in the ribbon, then right-click the picture and select "Text Wrap" - "Inline Below Text".

Eighth, remove the table lines, select the entire table, and a moving box will appear in the upper left corner of the table, as shown in the picture.

Ninth, right-click the box and select " Border and shading...", click "None".

Tenth, then enter the lunar day number after each day number. Select the first lunar number, as shown in the picture, select "Thirteenth" ", then click the "Start" menu, click the A button with the reverse arrow in the paragraph ribbon, several functions are displayed below,

Eleventh, and then click "Two lines into one". Click "OK" again.

Twelfth, use the same method to set other lunar calendars into two rows to complete the rendering.