宋庆龄

This year the subject is entering the Ren-Zi Great Fortune with strong Water and a heavy印, prone to overthinking. In the Ding-Wei year, Ding Fire is the crucial timing deity that can dispel winter's cold and awaken Wood's vitality, symbolizing new opportunities and horizons. Ding Fire, as the Shangguan star, harmonizes with Ren Water as the indirect resource star, turning the inauspicious Yin into Wood—the root of the Day Master Jia Wood—and strengthening personal ability and will. At the same time, the year and month pillars Gui-Chou clash (Gui-Ding clash, Chou-Wei clash), with the month pillar representing family and early surroundings; this clash signals major life changes, directly triggering overseas travel and drastic environmental changes. The Zi water of the fortune and Wei earth of the year also clash, heightening the imagery of leaving home. Overall, the favorable energy is in place, breaking restraints, making this an ideal time to leave the old environment and study abroad.

This year coincides with the辛亥 Great Fortune. The fortune's earthly branch Hai water forms a 'three-water meeting' with the month, day, and time branches, bringing the Resource Star to a peak. The yearly fortune癸丑 reveals癸水正印, and 丑土 merges with 子水 from day and hour, activating the 印 star. The 印 star governs studies, documents, long-distance travel, and noble people; its power is greatly amplified by the fortune and the year, creating a highly favorable environment for completing studies, obtaining a diploma, and pursuing further studies abroad. At the same time, the fortune's Shi Guan star appears, reinforcing the power of speech and writing, aligning with graduation. Although the overall water旺 is a constraint and may lead to complacency, the 丑土 in the year conjuncts 子水, also signaling wealth-changing opportunities, suggesting that after finishing studies, a new life phase and career exploration will begin.

This year the subject is in the辛亥 Great Fortune;辛金正官 (the spouse star) appears. The yearly乙卯, with乙木 as Rob Wealth and the 官 stem clashing, indicates the major fortune affecting the spouse relationship—strong signals of upheaval, possible breakthrough or separation. Meanwhile, 卯木 in the year and 子水 in the day pillar form 子卯相刑, signaling trials in the marriage. Yet the Hai water in the fortune and 卯 wood in the year form a 亥卯 half-formation of Wood, strengthening the Day Master Wood. Most crucially, the fortune carries the Red Phoenix star, signaling a destined marriage. Despite obstacles from clashes and external pressures, the Red Phoenix motion and the Wood pattern enhance self-power, ultimately enabling this marriage with Sun Yat-sen, of revolutionary significance.

This year falls within the Xin Hai luck cycle (1910–1919). The ten-year cycle's heavenly stem Xin metal represents the Direct Official, signaling career and responsibility. The annual pillar Ding Si reveals the Hurting Officer, forming the 'Hurting Officer meets Official' pattern, indicating a challenge to authority and a drive to break with old norms—an ideal moment to engage in revolution and resist the old order. At the same time, the luck cycle clashes with the year pillar (Xin-Ding clash, Hai-Si clash), marking a dramatic turning point as the old environment is broken and proactive change is needed. The Ding Fire and Si Fire in the annual pillar are both favorable 'adjusting' deities, capable of tempering the coldness of the situation and boosting action and opportunity. The year also brings benefactor stars such as Tian Yi, Wen Chang, and Tai Ji, helping to meet a benefactor (Sun Yat-sen) at a critical moment and to unleash one’s talents. The chart’s water is overly strong; with fire arriving to adjust, turning thoughts into action and allowing the rise of initiatives and opportunities.

This year falls under the Geng Xu Seven Killings great luck. The ten-year cycle's heavenly stem Geng metal Seven Killings clashes with the Day Master Jia Wood, spurring strong drive and leadership. The annual pillar is Xin You; Xin metal Official shines through and merges with the Year pillar Chen Earth's partial wealth, triggering Official and Wealth stars, symbolizing government support and social resources. The annual branch You aligns with Chen to form a Metal wealth transfer to Official, meaning social resources are effectively organized to serve national efforts. Simultaneously, the General star and the Tian De and Yue De benefactors respond in this year, enabling one to win the people over with virtue and to shine in wartime relief work—an area full of challenge (Seven Killings) that showcases extraordinary leadership and compassion.

This year falls under the Geng Xu Seven Killings luck; the annual is Yi Chou. The ten-year cycle's Geng metal Seven Killings clashes with the Day Master Jia Wood, forming the 'Geng-Yi metal' combination that activates the Seven Killings energy, signaling major changes in relationships with important males (husband). The annual branch Chou combines with the Day Master and Hour Zi water, moving the spouse and children palaces and also affecting the Print in the spouse palace. The Print star is normally a nourisher, but the chart's Water is overly strong; with water energy still high and moving the Print, the year brings great mental and emotional burden, yet also grants the identity and responsibilities of an heir. The great luck and the yearly branch form mutual penalties (Xu and Chou刑), intensifying inner suffering and change. Fortunately, both the luck and the chart carry Tian De and Yue De benefactors, allowing inner peace and a noble ethical sense in the darkest times, supporting her to complete the role transformation and inheritance of the mission.

That year marks a career breakthrough, with multiple favorable omens converging in the BaZi. The Day Master is in the Zhengyin (Proper Seal) pattern, whose core is the 'Killer and Seal mutually generating' configuration, capable of turning pressure and challenges (the Seven Killings) into authority and fame (the Seal). In the yearly stems, Yi Wood acts as Rob Wealth, and the major luck is a Geng–Yi metal pairing, transforming Rob Wealth into official power and strengthening authority and execution. The earthly branches Rat and Ox form Earth, enclosing the Day Master Zhengyin, restraining Water while also producing wealth stars, implying a synthesis of ideals (Seal) and resources (Wealth) favorable for organization and mobilization. In the Luck Pillar Geng-Xu, the Geng (Seven Killings) acts as the timing deity, guiding transformation and reviving the winter wood, signaling a breakthrough opportunity. The annual auspicious stars Tian Yi Nobleman and Tian De Yue De conjunction indicate noble support and virtuous leadership, enhancing reputation. In this cycle and year, the energy of 'Killer and Seal generating' is fully activated, a prime time to hold power and realize ambitions.

That year, the subject sits in the Geng-Xu Seven Killings major luck; the heavenly stem Geng, a Seven Killings energy, aggressively clashes with the Day Master Jia Wood, symbolizing external pressure and a pivotal crossroad. The Ding-Mao year, with Ding Fire as Hurting Officer, is exposed and forms a fierce conflict with Gui Water as Official (Seal), triggering a fundamental critique of existing rules and a turn toward new thinking. At the same time, the Mao Wood and Xu Earth form a Fire conjunction, Fire acting as the chart’s timing deity and a favorable star (Shi Shang), signaling new ideas, paths, and kinetic energy entering the chart. The Tian Yi Nobleman enters the luck, aiding crucial decisions and directing toward a new political force.

That year the yearly fortune is Xin Wei, which with the month pillar Gui Chou forms a 'Chou-Wei clash'. The month pillar represents the parents/mother (Seal). This clash signals a major change in the family environment and close relations, predicting the mother's death. Yet the year’s heavenly stem reveals Xin metal as Zheng Guan (proper official), resonating with the chart’s Day Master Geng Seven Killings; Official and Kill denote career, duties, and pressure. The Wei pillar hides Ding Fire, a timing deity chosen for the chart, with Fire representing civilization, ideals, and action. In the Ji You luck, Jia and Ji combine to shift the chart toward proper wealth, signaling real responsibility and action. The interplay of multiple factors converts grief over the loss of a parent into strong motivation for social participation, moving the pattern from 'Seal relying on Killing' to proactive action.

This year falls in a Xinwei annual cycle; the Xin (辛) Wei year's earthly branch Wei clashes with the month pillar Chou, triggering the month pillar's parental palace and the proper seal star, signaling external upheaval (war) and the arrival of responsibility. In the ten-year cycle Ji You, the heavenly stem Ji harmonizes with the day master Jia to form a Jia–Ji Earth (proper wealth) combination; the wealth star unites with the self, meaning personal energy and resources are directed toward practical matters (such as founding a hospital and managing supplies). The ten-year branch You (official) aligns with the year pillar Chen, bringing the official star into the year pillar—representing the nation and society—indicating a surge of social responsibility and involvement in public affairs in an official capacity. The year also brings Tian Yi Noble Person, aiding in obtaining support and collaboration with He Xiangning. However, the You branch clashes with the day branch Zi, triggering the spouse palace and the seal, bringing inner pressure and fatigue; yet this 'break' pushes her to break with convention and take on major duties in times of crisis. The Day Master water (seal star) is overly strong; while water energy remains powerful, the ten-year and annual cycles are increasingly earth- and metal-dominant, beginning to restrain the excessive water and enabling the seal star's energy—mercy and responsibility—to be channeled into concrete tasks and social roles (wealth and official matters).

This year is the Ji-Chou yearly energy; together with the day and hour pillars forming the 'Heaven-Earth Harmony' pattern via Jia–Ji Earth and Zi–Chou Earth. This signals strong support both internally and externally, with potential to form a major career and attain high rank. The year's earthly branch Chou hides Xin metal as the official star, aligning with the chart's favorable metal energy, indicating turning points and unprecedented opportunities. The year also brings Tian Yi Noble Person, making interpersonal relations a key asset, aiding in gaining support and recognition in major collective matters. However, the chart's water (Seal star) is an inauspicious influence; water energy remains strong this year, so despite high position one should beware of complacency and sticking to old ways. Additionally, the year's energy clashes with Chen Earth (Tai Sui clash), suggesting that in advancing grand undertakings there may still be unexpected losses or subtle adjustments in internal relationships.

This year, elected vice president, reflects a perfect resonance between his natal chart and the year’s fortune. The day master is Jia Wood, born in the cold winter month of Chou; the BaZi shows strong water presence and floating wood, forming a Direct Seal pattern. Fire is needed to adjust the cycle, and Wood supports the self. The Ding-Wei fortune pillar (1950–1959) makes Ding Fire the key timing deity, like the winter sun awakening the whole chart, bringing immense opportunity and prestige. The fortune pillar’s Wei Earth clashes with the month pillar’s Chen Earth, signaling a foundational shift as he leaves his local base and enters the nation’s core leadership. The annual Ji-Hai year features Ji Earth as direct wealth, and with the day master Jia Wood, forming a Jia–Ji combination, signaling great honor and real power. The annual Hai water forms a Three-Water pattern with the month’s Chou and day’s Zi; though water is unfavorable in this chart, the strong water (the resource/印 star) strengthens his backing and mass support. The fortune pillar and the annual fortune simultaneously activate Tian Yi Nobleman and National Seal Nobleman, signaling a clear ascent to high office and control of state authority.

This year he enters the Jia-Chen Da Yun; the heavenly stem Jia Wood aligns with the day master, indicating his own strength. The Xin-You year’s stems/branches both indicate the Official (Zheng Guan) star, representing state, reputation, and ultimate recognition. The Chen Earth of the year pillar and the Fortune Pillar Chen Earth converge to form a Chen-You Metal blend, concentrating energy of Earth (wealth) and Metal (official) into the Officer Star. This potent Officer Star, in harmony with the chart’s Seven Killings and Direct Resource, creates a top-tier noble configuration, signaling lifelong meritorious service would be acknowledged by the state at life’s end. The annual star De Xiu Nobleman signals honor; the natal Fortune Nobleman also guards, symbolizing virtue, deep blessings, and supreme posthumous glory.

In this year he is within the Jia-Chen Da Yun (1980–1989). The Chen Earth in the year pillar creates self-punishment and clashes with the year's Chen Earth, signaling inner turmoil and family strain for a decade. The Xin-You year carries the Official Star; the Chen Earth interacts with the year's Chen and Fortune Pillar to merge into a Chen-You Metal, concentrating wealth and official energy into the Officer Star. This powerful Officer Star, aligned with the chart’s Seven Killings and Direct Resource, forms a premier noble configuration, indicating lifelong achievements recognized by the state at life’s end. The annual De Xiu Nobleman signals honor; the Fortune Nobleman guards as well, symbolizing virtuous conduct, deep blessings, and supreme posthumous glory.