Chen Chusheng

Basic Eight-Character Analysis

Chen Chusheng's eight characters are Xin You Jia Wu Jia Xu Jia Zi, with the day master Jia Wood born in the Wu month. The fire is strong, and wood burns easily, requiring water for balance. The year pillar Xin You has robust metal energy, forming a Metal-Wood conflicting pattern, indicating early-life pressures. The earthly branches Wu and Xu form a partial fire combination, and the time branch Zi Water is the only balancing element but is weakened by the Zi-Wu clash. The overall configuration is dry, necessitating attention to emotional and health equilibrium.

Ten Gods Analysis

• Three Appearances of Peer (Jia Wood): Independent and strong-willed, but overly competitive tendencies may lead to interpersonal conflicts.
• Year Pillar Proper Officer (Xin Metal): Strong self-discipline in youth, suitable for institutional or managerial roles, but Metal overcoming Wood suggests early-life stress.
• Month Pillar Food God (Wu Fire contains Ji Earth and Ding Fire): Outstanding artistic talent, suitable for creative industries, but excessive fire can cause impatience.
• Time Branch Indirect Seal (Zi Water): Wisdom accumulates in later years; however, the Zi Water being clashed requires vigilance against kidney or urinary system issues.

Five Elements Analysis

• Wood (Jia): The day master is supported by three Jia Woods, appearing strong but with unstable roots (Xu Earth is dry and does not nourish Wood).
• Fire (Wu): The Wu Fire commands the month, indicating strong creativity but impulsiveness, requiring water for balance.
• Earth (Xu): Dry Earth depletes water; digestive system health should be monitored.
• Metal (Xin You): A mix of Officer and Killer stars implies both career pressure and opportunities.
• Water (Zi): Critical for balance but insufficient in strength; it is recommended to enhance water elements (e.g., developing in the north, wearing black tones).

Love Life

Spouse Palace on Xu Earth (Indirect Wealth): Spouse is pragmatic and capable, but Xu as a fire storage indicates an impatient personality. The Wu Fire in the month pillar represents strong romantic appeal, but work may distract from relationships. During the current major phase Geng Yin (ages 36-46), forming a fire combination with Yin, Wu, and Xu, communication between spouses needs attention to avoid disputes over finances or child education. In the 2025 Yi Si year, the revealing of the Hurting Officer may lead to verbal conflicts.

Wealth Luck

• Wealth Star Characteristics: Xu Earth Indirect Wealth resides in the day branch, suitable for investing in side businesses (e.g., food, energy sectors), but excessive fire and earth can encourage speculative tendencies.
• Major Phase Trends: After age 46, transitioning into Ji Chou brings proper wealth luck, where the wealth star finds stability and wet earth supports Metal, benefiting real estate investments.
• 2025 Yearly Forecast: In the Yi Si year, the Hurting Officer generates Indirect Wealth, offering many opportunities to monetize creativity; however, the hidden Metal combination of Si, You, and Chou requires caution against contract disputes or unexpected financial losses.