Wu Xuanyi

Basic Eight Characters Analysis

Wu Xuanyi's eight characters are Jia Xu Ding Chou Ding Si Geng Zi, with the day master being Ding Fire, born in the Chou month (the last month of the lunar year), indicating weak fire energy that requires Wood and Fire support. The year pillar Jia Xu represents Orthodox Seal on Wounding Officer, the month pillar Ding Chou represents Shoulder on Eating God, the day pillar Ding Si represents Shoulder on Rob Wealth, and the hour pillar Geng Zi represents Orthodox Wealth on Seven Killings. Overall, the chart shows an excess of Fire and Earth, but winter Water overpowers Fire, requiring attention to balance the Five Elements.

Ten Gods Analysis

• Shoulder (Ding Fire): The Shoulder appears in both the month and day pillars, indicating an independent and strong-willed personality, but prone to high competitive pressure.
• Orthodox Seal (Jia Wood): The Jia Wood in the year stem acts as a beneficial element, representing academic success and noble assistance, but it is weakened by Xu Earth, necessitating supportive major cycles.
• Orthodox Wealth (Geng Metal): The Geng Metal in the hour stem indicates stable wealth in later life, but hidden Seven Killings in Zi Water suggest potential financial losses.
• Eating God (Chou Earth): The Chou Earth in the month branch serves as an Eating God reservoir, indicating strong expressive and creative abilities, but excessive Earth may suppress Fire.

Five Elements Analysis

• Fire (Ding, Si): Weak Fire requires support; Wood and Fire are favorable elements.
• Earth (Xu, Chou): Excessive Earth can bury Fire, requiring Wood to regulate Earth or Metal to drain Earth.
• Metal (Geng): Orthodox Wealth is Metal, but Zi Water Seven Killings generate Metal, causing conflict with wealth; Fire is needed to control Metal and protect wealth.
• Water (Zi): Strong Seven Killings indicate high pressure, requiring Earth to restrain Water or Fire to counteract Water.
• Wood (Jia): The only beneficial element, but isolated, requiring Wood-supportive major cycles (e.g., Jia Xu cycle).

Love Luck

• Seven Killings (Zi Water) in the hour branch suggests a tendency toward late marriage and relationships with dominant or significantly older partners.
• Day Sitting on Rob Wealth (Si Fire) indicates competition or imbalanced effort in relationships, requiring careful communication.
• Current Jia Xu Major Cycle (ages 26–36): Orthodox Seal supports the self, favoring introductions through elders or steady relationship development, but Xu Earth conflicts with the marriage palace, requiring caution against disputes.

Wealth Luck

• Orthodox Wealth (Geng Metal) appearing in the hour stem suggests suitability for stable income or technical pursuits, but Zi Water Seven Killings harm wealth, necessitating caution against investment risks.
• Eating God Generating Wealth (Chou Earth generating Geng Metal) indicates profit potential through creativity or specialized skills, such as in entertainment or design industries.
• Post-36 Years Old Gui You Major Cycle: Unorthodox Wealth emerges, elevating financial prospects, but excessive Metal and Water may cause fluctuations; conservative financial management is advised.