Peng Wan

Basic Eight-Character Analysis

Peng Wan's eight characters are Bing Zi, Bing Shen, Ji Chou, Jia Zi, corresponding to his birth date of August 20, 1996. His day master is Ji Earth, born in the month of Shen (when Metal is strong). Overall, his chart shows weak Fire and Earth, with strong Metal and Water. The year pillar Bing Zi represents Indirect Seal sitting on Direct Wealth, the month pillar Bing Shen represents Indirect Seal sitting on Harm Official, the day pillar Ji Chou represents Companion sitting on Indirect Wealth, and the hour pillar Jia Zi represents Direct Officer sitting on Direct Wealth. Although Fire and Earth appear prominently in the chart, their foundation is weak, requiring support from major cycles or yearly transits to balance the Five Elements.

Ten Gods Analysis

Peng Wan’s Ten Gods combination indicates a steady but sensitive personality. The presence of Indirect Seal (in the year and month pillars) suggests strong learning abilities but also overthinking tendencies. The appearance of Direct Officer (hour pillar Jia Wood) hints at career assistance from influential people, though stress management is important. The combination of Companion (Chou Earth in the day branch) and Indirect Wealth (hidden Gui Water within Chou) implies a strong pursuit of wealth, but speculative tendencies should be avoided. His current major cycle Ji Hai (ages 26-36) supports Companion strengthening while Direct Wealth thrives, indicating stable finances. However, Hai Water conflicts with Si Fire (not present in the base chart), suggesting potential health or relationship fluctuations.

Five Elements Analysis

Element distribution: Fire 2, Earth 2, Metal 1, Water 3, Wood 1. With Water being dominant (Zi, Shen, Zi) overpowering Fire, there is insufficient Fire and Earth energy, requiring supplementation through Fire and Earth (e.g., careers in energy, real estate, or expanding southward). Excessive Metal generating Water can lead to emotional volatility; cultivating patience is advised. Wood (Jia) acts as a functional god but lacks roots, needing reinforcement during future major cycles like Ren Yin or Gui Mao after age 56 to balance Earth.

Love Luck

The Direct Wealth (Zi Water) hidden in the year and hour branches aligns with Peach Blossom positions, indicating good romantic prospects but a tendency toward late marriage. The day branch Chou Earth, representing Indirect Wealth, suggests early relationship instability, with a spouse likely having sound financial standing or practical traits. During the current major cycle Ji Hai, Direct Wealth emerges prominently, increasing marital opportunities post-age 29. The year 2025, Yi Si (Direct Officer harmonizing), will be pivotal. Avoid neglecting relationships due to career focus or choosing overly rational partners.

Wealth Luck

Indirect Wealth (Chou Earth) close to the self reflects investment intuition, but the Zi-Shen-Chou water convergence signals fluctuating wealth flows necessitating careful accumulation. The current major cycle Ji Hai favors steady income from wages. After age 36, Geng Zi’s Harm Official generating Indirect Wealth allows exploration of side ventures. At age 46, Xin Chou brings Food God generating wealth, marking a peak wealth phase, albeit with risks of overspending. Real estate or long-term investments are recommended, avoiding high-risk speculation.