The earliest astrology in China

China's earliest astrology was the Seven Politics and Four Odds.

Seven Houses and Four Redundants are the earliest astrology system in ancient China. In ancient times, the era of Three Emperors and Five Emperors began to appear. Seven strategies refer to the sun, the moon, Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, Mars and Saturn; A * * * seven stars. Also known as the sun, the moon, Taibai, Suixing, Chen Xing, Huo Ying and Zhenxing. The Seven Houses are seven real stars, and everyone can find their traces when looking up at the sky.

Yusi refers to Yu Zi, Qiao Yue, Lohou and Du Ji. These are four imaginary stars. Yus doesn't really exist, so it is called Yus. The combination of "seven policies" and "four surpluses" is the astrological system of ancient Chinese. The astrology system originated from the ancient people's natural worship of the stars and has existed since ancient times. It didn't reach its peak until the Tang Dynasty, and then it was once lost in the late Qing Dynasty, and it was not until modern society began to slowly recover.

Introduction to the origin of astrology;

As early as more than 2,000 years ago, primitive ancient Sumerians built seven temples in Ur and uruk, each representing a celestial body: the moon, the sun, mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. These seven celestial bodies are used to pave the way for the priests to go to God. At that time, Sumerians had their own constellations and divided the sky into three parts. That is, with the sun as the core, it represents the truth of rights and patriarchal will, and the image (virtual) represents the ID and commands the Lord.

The true artistic conception of the moon represents women (mothers, women associated with themselves), and images (emptiness) represent emotions and all positive and negative desires in the heart; Jin Mu, water, fire and earth are five chemical elements representing the universe, and the five elements of image (virtual) respectively represent a person's internal cognitive needs.