鲁迅 (Lu Xun)

This year falls under the乙未 Hurting Officer ten-year luck, with the annual戊戌. The chart is in a 'Proper Seal' pattern, the body is weak, favoring water and wood. The乙木 Hurting Officer in the ten-year luck signals a release of thought and talent and the drive to change. The七杀 in the戊土 year conflicts with the day master壬水, creating a Kill-Seal mutual generation dynamic—pressure and opportunities coexist, pushing him to leave a comfortable environment and seek a new path. The戌土 in the year and the day branch伏吟 intensify environmental changes. The Noble Star appears in the year, indicating talent surfacing and unique choices; the act of changing his name embodies the Hurting Officer's temperament, signaling a farewell to the past and a reshaping of self.

This year is under乙未 Hurting Officer in the ten-year luck, with annual辛丑. The ten-year stems乙木 Hurting Officer are revealed, signaling a desire to break with tradition, pursue knowledge, and embrace change—an unmistakable signal for studying abroad and adopting new ideas. The Hour Pill甲木 with Shishen also represents wisdom and learning ability. The annual丑土正官 and the hour子水 form a union that activates the官星 (career and official opportunities); this union suggests obtaining official (government-funded) support for the journey, opening a new life phase. At the same time, the Noble Star appears, aiding research in unique fields (overseas studies) and making a mark. In the original chart, 印星 is overly旺 (excessive metal); wood is needed to relieve it. This study abroad uses 食伤 (Wood) to balance the over旺印星, turning traditional knowledge into innovative insights and actions—a perfect match for the chart's favorable deities.

This year sits in乙未 Hurting Officer ten-year luck; the Hurting Officer governs thought, reform and breakthrough, clashing with the annual stem Xin Metal Direct Seal, meaning a fierce collision between traditional thinking (Seal) and revolutionary ideas (Hurting Officer), pushing him toward change. The yearly stem甲辰 features 甲木 as the timing deity (Shishen), representing ideals, talent, and action, resonating with the timing and enabling his talents to be exercised. The yearly辰土 clashes with the day戌土, impacting career and environment, signaling a major turning point. Wood energy in both the ten-year luck and yearly luck is旺, releasing his mind and talents, making him bold to challenge the old order and fight for revolutionary ideals.

This year marks the end of the乙未 Hurting Officer major luck; the heavenly stem乙木 Hurting Officer appears, signaling a favorable pattern and awakening of thought, talent, and willingness to change. In the Bing-Wu year, the丙火 element (Eating God) is exposed and combines with the year’s辛金 (Seal/Helper star), forming a 'wealth meets seal' pattern, suggesting a break from the old medical path and a turn toward a new knowledge system (German, literature). The Earthly Branches 巳 (year), 未 (luck), and 午 (flow year) form a Fire trine; fire represents wealth and is also a prohibitive influence, summoning strong upheaval that propels a major life shift. The Hour pillar 甲木 Eating God represents talent and expression; in this wood-fire atmosphere, literary talent and expressive drive are strongly aroused, laying the groundwork for a future literary path.

This year is the last year of the乙未 major luck; the 未 in the luck pillar clashes with the 戌 in the day pillar, destabilizing the marriage foundation. The annual Bing Wu has 丙火 as the spouse star revealed, aligning with the year’s辛金 (mother star), forming a 'wealth meets seal' pattern, meaning the marriage is driven by elders (mother). At the same time, the annual Bing Fire clashes with the day master Ren Water; the day branch Xu clashes with the annual Wu Fire; the spouse star is very strong, but Fire is the day master’s unfavorable star, indicating this marriage brings more pressure and hardship than emotional nourishment. More crucially, the flow year and hour pillar 庚子 form a “heavenly clash, earthly clash,” with the hour pillar relating to children and later life; this turbulence signals fundamental changes and long-term estrangement in family life, especially in marriage and offspring. The day pillar also carries the “陰差陽錯” star, suggesting marriage is prone to disappointment or lack of personal control.

This year coincides with the Jia-Wu major luck (Eating God luck) and the Ren-Zi year. The major luck's heavenly stem Jia Wood is the chart’s favorable deity for adjusting the pattern and is also the Eating God star, signaling talent display and career expansion. The yearly stem Ren Water acts as a peer to the Day Master, with Zi Water as Rob Wealth, increasing water energy and providing strong support for a relatively weak Day Master. The 丁-壬 combination forming Wood activates the Month Pillar’s Direct Wealth; the Wealth star being transformed into Wood (Eating God) indicates turning practical work (wealth) into talent and achievement. The Wen Chang noble star appears, favorable for culture and education. The major luck’s Wu Fire conflicts with the yearly Zi Water; turbulence arises but clears obstacles, signaling a new phase. Overall, the Eating God’s power to reveal talent is strong this year, with good benefactors; it’s highly favorable for showcasing talent in culture and education, gaining official recognition and important positions.

This year Lu Xun is in the Gui-Si Great Luck cycle (1917-1926). The ten-year stem Gui Water with the Rob Wealth star is favorable, supporting the Day Master Ren Water and energizing his spirit and creativity. The yearly pillar Wu-Wu (戊午) shows the 'Seven Killings' and the 'Direct Seal' forming a 'Killing and Seal generating each other' pattern, turning pressure and the era's burdens into deep thought and sharp writing (the Direct Seal). Although the yearly branch 午 carries a forbidden star, it aligns with the ten-year stem Gui Water, signaling a 'Rob Wealth unites with Wealth' dynamic: personal fame and wealth are channeled into public service and ideological awakening (Rob Wealth represents peers and the masses). More importantly, his hour pillar contains Jia Wood Eating God, symbolizing talent and expression; within the favorable Direct Seal pattern, this yields an excellent 'Eating God reveals brilliance' configuration, allowing talent to flourish. The appearance of the Heavenly Noble Person in the annual fortune helps him gain prominence on key platforms (New Youth). All these interwoven astrology factors contributed to the birth of this epoch-defining work.

This year Lu Xun is in the Gui-Si great luck cycle, with the annual stem Xin and branch You. The chart is a Zhengyin pattern, and the Eating God (Shi Shen) revealing brilliance is prized. The year's stem Xin is a Zhengyin (Proper Seal), and the branch You metal is also Zhengyin, making the Seal star very strong, signaling peak energy for thought, culture, and fame. Meanwhile, the year's You metal activates the chart's Si-Yu half-gold formation, and together with the hour pillar Chen Earth, the Seal strength becomes extraordinarily powerful, giving rise to profound intellectual crystallization. The hour pillar's heavenly stem Jia Wood Eating God, as a favorable deity, under the strong support of the powerful Seal, allows talent to be fully expressed, converting inner thoughts and critiques into highly influential literary works. The annual star 'Zha Xing' appears, indicating readiness to assume an important role in the literary field and to lead the trend.

This year Lu Xun is in the Gui-Si Rob Wealth major luck, with the yearly Gui-Hai. In astrology, Rob Wealth indicates competition, separation, and tense relationships with brothers and peers. The yearly Hai water and the year pillar Si fire form the Si-Hai clash, a clash with Tai Sui, signaling major life changes and conflicts. Importantly, the year, decade, and the spouse star (wealth star) form a three-way clash; though this indicates upheaval in love and marriage, the wealth star also represents the father and close male relationships (e.g., brothers). The Ding Fire Direct Wealth (month stem) is struck by both the yearly Gui Water Rob Wealth and the decade's Rob Wealth; the Si Fire (partial wealth) of the year stem is struck by Hai water; wealth star is unstable, reflecting financial and emotional upheaval and strongly impacting intimate male relationships. The intense clash between the decade's Si and the year's Hai depicts fraternal estrangement and fierce family conflict.

This year coincides with Gui-Si major luck (Rob Wealth). The major luck pillar's heavenly stem Gui Water robs wealth to help the self, while the Si Fire in the earthly branch acts as a misfortune wealth, making the overall fortune complex. The year is Jiazi; the heavenly stem Jia Wood Eating God reveals itself, precisely the favorable deity the chart needs to adjust its balance. The Eating God governs thought, expression, and talent, and is highly aligned with founding a cultural publication. The Zi Water in the year's branch is Rob Wealth, further strengthening the day master Ren Water's foundation, empowering spirit and action. The year encounters the Wen Chang nobleman, greatly benefiting writing and creativity; The major luck carries the Tian Yi nobleman, aiding the gathering of high-level contacts and collaboration with luminaries such as Zhou Zuoren. The Eating God of the year resonates with the Eating God of the time pillar, forming a powerful Eating God dynamic that allows inner talent and critical spirit to be fully expressed through the Yusi platform.

This year coincides with Gui-Si major luck (Rob Wealth) and the Yi-Chou annual; The year's stem Yi Wood reveals Hurting Officer, which clashes with the year's Official star, forming a pattern of Hurting Officer meeting Official (with the Seal) and signifying challenges to authority and ideological clashes with the government (Education Ministry). In the earthly branches, Chou Earth interacts with the year and luck pillars to form the Si-You-Chou three-harmony with the Seal star, a strong wealth-related cluster that can strengthen his influence as a writer but also intensify conflicts with wealth (official positions). The Day Branch Chou also clashes with Xu, triggering pressure and official trouble, consistent with his dismissal and the ensuing lawsuit. The Hua Gai star appears, indicating independence, talent, and nonconformity, aligning with his independent thinking and the literary persona showcased by the event.

This year features a career breakthrough with multiple favorable signals: the Si-You-Chou trio forms a strong Seal cluster, directly triggering the core Zheng Yin pattern, indicating fame and patronage. The annual luck aligns with the Official star, and the Chou branch forms a conjunction with the hour pillar, signifying an official appointment or formal recognition. Furthermore, the Hua Gai star is active, associated with distinctive talent and depth of thought, aligning with his sharp ideas and literary achievements being esteemed by the academic circle. Although the major luck is fire-dominated, the strong Seal pattern helps mitigate pressure, turning the potential conflict with material interests into a platform to exert influence in a formal role (professor).

This year marks the final year of the Ren-Chen major luck cycle. The luck cycle's earthly branch Chen clashes with the day pillar's spouse palace Xu, destabilizing the foundation. The yearly stem Bing Fire (a form of indirect wealth) violently strikes the day master Ren Water, producing the Ren-Bing clash. This clash is highly ominous, because Fire is an inauspicious element in the chart and directly confronts the day master, signaling serious challenges to health and life. The annual information also shows a strong signal of 'three clashes with the parental star'; in astrology, the parental star can symbolize life's source and protection, and this signal often portends a major life crisis. Although the ten-year luck cycle and yearly stems are all Ren Water, appearing to support the self, the Chen-Xu clash and Ren-Bing clash create a water-fire confrontation, with Water and Wood restrained and Fire and Earth running rampant. Life energy becomes severely depleted, making it very hard to sustain.