Eason Chan

Basic Eight-Character Analysis

Eason Chan's Eight Characters are Jia Yin, Geng Wu, Ji Hai, and Jia Zi. The day master Ji Earth was born in the Wu month, receiving support from the monthly branch, indicating overall strength. The year pillar Jia Yin represents the Seven Killings, while the month pillar Geng Wu signifies that the Hurting Officer generates wealth. The hour pillar Jia Zi shows Seven Killings sitting on Partial Wealth, forming a 'Kill and Seal Mutual Support' pattern. The earthly branches Yin and Wu form a partial fire combination, strengthening the Seal Star’s power, symbolizing Eason Chan's artistic talent and creativity. However, the double emergence of Seven Killings also suggests early-life pressure, requiring him to rely on his talent to overcome difficulties.

Ten Gods Analysis

• Seven Killings (Year Pillar Jia Yin, Hour Pillar Jia Zi): Representing ambition and competitive awareness in career, the double emergence of Seven Killings indicates that Eason Chan faces fierce competition in the entertainment industry. However, the Wu Fire Seal Star transforms the Killing into authority, ultimately leading to professional success.
• Hurting Officer (Month Stem Geng Metal): Sitting on Wu Fire forms a 'Hurting Officer Paired with Seal' configuration, endowing him with unique musical expression and stage charisma but requiring caution as his words and actions may easily lead to controversy.
• True Wealth (Day Branch Hai Water containing Ren): Hidden in the Spouse Palace, it suggests a virtuous spouse who can assist in financial matters, but the conflict between Zi and Hai implies that relationships need to be nurtured to avoid fluctuations.

Five Elements Analysis

• Fire and Earth Dominant: The fire energy in the Wu month is strong, and the combination of Yin and Wu enhances the Seal Star’s power, supporting the robustness of Ji Earth. Metal and Water are needed for balance.
• Weak Metal and Water: Only Geng Metal emerges, and Hai and Zi Waters are hidden. These elements need to be supplemented by major cycles. In the current Yi Hai major cycle (ages 43-53), abundant water helps generate wealth, favorable for investments and side businesses.
• Wood as Unfavorable: Excessive Seven Killings can bring pressure, requiring Fire to transform it.

Love Life

The True Wealth Hai Water in the day branch represents the wife star, suggesting a gentle and tolerant spouse. However, the conflict between Zi and Hai implies communication issues after middle age. The Hurting Officer emerging in the month pillar suggests romantic yet unstable relationships in youth. After entering the Yi Hai major cycle (age 43 onward), relationships stabilize. In 2025, the Yi Si yearly pillar will clash with the couple’s palace, warning against neglecting family due to work commitments.

Wealth Luck

• Wealth Characteristics: The True Wealth Hai Water hidden in the day branch indicates stable income sources (such as royalties and long-term contracts), while the Partial Wealth Zi Water in the hour branch represents side businesses or unexpected wealth (like investments).
• Key Major Cycles: At age 53, during the Bing Zi cycle (Seal Star + Partial Wealth), reputation can expand business ventures. At age 63, during the Ding Chou cycle (Partial Seal + Peer), beware of financial disputes in partnerships.
• 2025 Recommendations: In the Yi Si yearly pillar, the Si Fire Seal Star supports the self, making cultural investments suitable but high-risk financial operations should be avoided.