Winter

Basic Eight Characters Analysis

Winter's eight characters are Geng Chen Wu Zi Jia Zi Jia Zi, with the day master being Jia Wood, born in the Zi month, where water is strong and wood thrives. The three Zi waters in the earthly branches make water extremely dominant. While Jia Wood is nourished by water, excessive water can cause wood to drift, requiring earth to control water and fire to warm the chart. The year pillar Geng Chen shows Geng Metal restraining Jia Wood, but the Chen earth is damp earth, which struggles to control water and may instead store it. Overall, the chart shows overwhelming water and floating wood, necessitating attention to emotional fluctuations and health issues.

Ten Gods Analysis

Winter’s ten gods reveal an abundance of Peer elements, indicating an independent but potentially stubborn personality, with a need to balance interpersonal relationships. The Indirect Officer (Geng Metal) in the year pillar suggests early pressure but also motivation. The Unstable Wealth (Wu Earth) in the month pillar is weak, meaning fluctuating wealth luck that requires steady accumulation. The Peer (Jia Wood) in the hour pillar supports her later life with help from friends. During the major period when Eating God (Bing Fire) emerges, talent becomes more visible, making creative fields suitable.

Five Elements Analysis

Water is excessively strong (three Zi waters in the earthly branches), followed by Wood (two Jia Woods appearing). Both Metal (Geng Metal) and Earth (Wu Earth, Chen Earth) are weak, while Fire is entirely absent. To achieve balance, Fire and Earth are needed: fire warms the chart and generates earth, while earth controls water and stabilizes wood. It is recommended to engage with red and yellow colors or industries related to fire and earth (e.g., energy, food, real estate).

Love Luck

Winter's eight characters lack prominent Officer Stars (the Direct Officer Xin Metal hidden in Chen Earth, and the Indirect Officer Geng Metal weakened by water), implying late-blooming romance or the need to take initiative. The Zi Water in the day pillar represents peach blossom, but its repetition via resonance suggests possible turbulence or long-distance relationships. In the current major period Bing Xu (ages 24-33), Xu Earth activates the Officer Star through its fire storage, and during the Yi You major period (from age 28 onwards), love opportunities will increase, though compatibility with a partner should be carefully considered.

Wealth Luck

The Unstable Wealth Wu Earth in the month pillar is weak and drained by water, suggesting reliance on professional skills (represented by Eating God Bing Fire) or partnerships (assisted by Peer elements) for prosperity. During the Bing Xu major period (ages 24-33), wealth accumulation is possible, but speculative ventures should be avoided. From age 48 in the Gui Wei major period, stable wealth appears, leading to financial security in later years. Long-term investments in real estate or stable projects are advised.