Category Chinese Zodiac Guide

Your BaZi season is the three-branch family your birth month falls in. See the full 12-branch map, five strength states, and the February boundary.

The BaZi framework never prints a bad-chart grade. See what its strength scale, pair scores, and case files actually measure before accepting the label.

What 'too strong' means in a BaZi birth chart: the month seat that sets strength, the helper count behind it, and the three classical outlets for excess.

A Xin Si year fixes its Chen month at Ren Chen. The Five Tigers count, the vault-seat anatomy, the 2001 Qingming boundary, and the full-chart reading.

A Geng day fixes its Shen hour at Jia Shen, pairing 21 of 60. The Five Rats count, the full 12-hour table, and the wealth star waiting at the hour.

Bullying punishment in BaZi: the Ox, Dog, Goat triangle, its classical friction layer, and what our 78-pair scores say about the same three pairs.

The useful god (yong shen) is the element your BaZi chart computes as needing most. Learn how it is weighed and how to get yours.

Wu Yin (Earth Tiger) is the 1998 year pillar, pairing 15 of 60. The cycle count, City Wall Earth nayin, the Li Chun edge, and the palace it rules.

The BaZi hour pillar represents children and the later years. Read the 12 hour windows, the five rats rule, and the years that press this palace.

The BaZi day pillar represents you and your spouse palace at once. Read both jobs, the 33-48 palace window, and which years touch the marriage seat.