Shang Xiaoyun
Shang Xiaoyun (born 1900) was a leading Peking Opera dan performer and educator, founder of the Rongchun school. Renowned for martial skill, vocal technique and pedagogy, he built a lasting artistic lineage, combining tradition with innovation and personal sacrifice for teaching and troupe building.
Cheng Kui-an (成奎安)
Hong Kong actor and racer known as 'Big Sha', iconic for gangster roles; a life from hardship to prominence in film and motorsport.
Steven Spielberg
Iconic American filmmaker whose imaginative storytelling and technical innovation reflect strong creative and wealth indicators in his Bazi.
Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift is a singer-songwriter whose songwriting and reinvention reshaped modern pop.
Deng Lijun (Teresa Teng)
Iconic Mandarin singer whose Bazi reflects strong creative expression, public appeal and enduring cultural influence across Asia.
Walter Cronkite
Walter Cronkite was a defining American television news anchor whose calm, objective reporting from 1962–1981 earned national trust. A wartime correspondent turned anchorman, his credibility and steady presence shaped modern broadcast journalism and public perception during major historical events.
Xie Fei
Xie Fei (born 1942) is a leading fourth-generation Chinese film director and educator. A Beijing Film Academy graduate and long-time professor, he directed award-winning films with strong humanistic focus and trained multiple generations of directors. His career blends creative risk, institutional leadership and international recognition, culminating in recent lifetime achievement honors.
Xie Tian
Xie Tian (1914–2003), born in Panyu and active in Tianjin and Beijing, was a celebrated Chinese actor and director. Entering film in 1936, he excelled in varied roles and later directed award-winning social comedies. His temperament blended humor with rigorous artistic discipline. The Bazi shows a **Yi Wood** daymaster supported by **Zheng Guan** authority and creative **Shang/食神** energies, reflecting his public stature and artistic output.
荀慧生
Xun Huisheng (1900–1968), stage name Bai Mudan, founder of the Xun school of Peking Opera. Born in Dongguang, Hebei, he rose from childhood hardship to become a leading dan performer, known for refined expressiveness, artistic innovation, and a blend of painting and theatrical aesthetics.
Yan Huaili
Renowned Chinese actor Yan Huaili (1936–2009), celebrated for Sha Monk in Journey to the West and a lifetime of stage and screen dedication.
Zhao Dan
Zhao Dan (1915–1980), born Zhao Feng'ao in Yangzhou, Jiangsu, was a leading Chinese actor and director. Trained in art, he became a screen star in the 1930s, endured arrest and political persecution, served as a national representative, and remained a steadfast advocate for artistic integrity throughout his life.