Who knows? Q: Do fortune tellers consider the time difference?

China's metaphysics was invented long ago. Before the pre-Qin dynasty, mountains, medicine, fate, divination and facial expressions were widely used among the people, but the concept of time at that time could not be as accurate as it is now.

Many of China's metaphysics ignore "time", such as Feng Shui; It was not until the Song Dynasty that numerology began to talk about "time".

So China's fortune-telling is not very accurate in time.

Although China has a vast territory, it is not divided into four time zones like the United States, so anyone born in China can take Beijing time as the standard, so there is basically no time difference in China metaphysics.

So, "Do you need to consider the time difference for fortune telling?" It depends on whether the birthplace and year of birth of the party concerned can save time in two seasons in Xia Dong.

Because China's fortune-telling was invented in China, being born in a foreign country needs to be converted into China time.

Xia Dong was born in a time-saving way and needs to be adjusted back to the original time.

As for people born around time, we should consider the time before and after when discussing fate, so as to grasp our accurate birth time.

I hope the above explanation will help you clear up your doubts.