An Introduction to the Nouns of Reading in Wei Zi

Curiosity and fear of the unknown have always been human nature. This is why there are experts such as prophets, prophets and numerologists.

When you turn on the TV, you can see many experts talking about and laughing at life. Turn on the radio and you can hear the numerology master shouting loudly. As a member of the Chinese nation, you must have some experience in calculating life. Even if not, there are many services for you to choose from.

However, do these experts really understand what they say? Can you believe it? Will he lie to you?

In order not to make people feel cheated and ignorant, we have specially listed proper nouns related to Wei Zi's fortune telling, so that we can learn more about Wei Zi's fortune telling. Then let yourself be the master of your own destiny, not just the master of numerology.

The following are the most frequently asked proper noun questions on the message board.

Q:

What is the Universiade?

A:

Universiade takes ten years as a unit, representing a person's main personal mentality and fortune in the past ten years.

Q:

What's the difference between a short time limit and a fleeting one?

A:

Small limit refers to the change of mood, and fleeting time refers to watching the events that have happened.

Q:

What is Ryutsuki?

A:

Ryutsuki refers to the monthly fortune calculated by the lunar month. When you find the location of Ryutsuki marked in the chart, it is the location of the life palace of that month. If you want to see next month, move to the next box clockwise (change the year and go one more box). For example, the first month is in Maogong, and the second month is in Chen Gong, with a total of 12 months, which is just distributed in the 12 grid.

Q:

What is my palace?

A:

My palace refers to the reference when talking about life.

Q:

What is the palace opposite?

A:

The opposite palace refers to the diagonal palace of the palace to be seen.

Example: The palace opposite the Palace of Life is the Relocation Palace.

Opposite the Brother Palace is the subordinate palace.