I am a woman. I was born on the day of the Reform Movement of 1898 in the year of Geng Yin. Before, my family told me to get married on 20 17, and I always felt that the marriage was not going well.

The Reform Movement of 1898, Wu Binggeng Yin (Sun Sky: Yin Mao)

This character is a tiger, and Yin Na is called a fire in the furnace. This figure of eight is a bit strong, because it is too corny. The earth king must release his potential and make it reach a state of balance. So the golden water should be used for pleasure. In other words, it is suitable to wear gold and silver jewelry to enhance the positive energy of the eight characters, to survive in the west or north of the birthplace, and to engage in industries related to Jinshui for development. Choose five Chinese characters such as Jinshui for the name.

Why do you think marriage is not going well?

First, the date of birth is the date of error between yin and yang, which is the most effective and obvious sign of unsatisfactory marriage.

Second, sitting on a sheep's blade on the day of birth is an obvious sign. This is the basis for judging whether a broken marriage is smooth or not.

Third, the Universiade was in full swing in 20 13, and the midday columns did not overlap, forming a three-in-one game. Marriage should be in 20 13-20 12 years.

Fourth, 20 15 is B Wei, which is consistent with the noon word of your birth, and there should be signs of marriage.

Fifth, 20 16 years is Shen Bing, which should be the information of the elderly and children. But 20 17 couldn't find any information about marriage.

Sixth, it is true that there is a boy in your character. The boy is characterized by frequent physical problems, depression, unsatisfactory marriage and so on. I wonder if you have ever been to body double since you were seven years old?

Seventh, your uterus may participate in surgery in this life. Eyes are prone to myopia, head is prone to injury, and blood is prone to illness.

Generally speaking, I'm just looking around. Please forgive me for any inaccuracies.