When the sun column is in Kui Gang, what does the canopy of the moon column mean?

The moon-column canopy, the sun-column Kui Gang and the time-column canopy refer to three kinds of gods and evil spirits in China's numerology, representing different meanings and characteristics respectively.

Moon column crown: Moon column crown refers to a star with one or more crowns in the moon column, also known as "moon crown". The star of canopy represents the talent and interest in literature, art and religion, but it also has the characteristics of loneliness, introversion and aloof. People with a canopy on the moon column usually have a high literary and artistic talent, like writing, painting, music and other arts, and are also smart and eager to learn.

Kui Gang: The Kui Gang of the Sun Pearl means that there are one or more Kui Gang stars in the Sun Pearl, also known as the "Kui Gang of the Sun". Kui Gang Star stands for honesty, frankness, ruthlessness, fierceness, intelligence and decisiveness. People with Kui Gang are usually straightforward, good at dealing with emergencies, and have excellent judgment and decision-making ability.

Chronicle canopy: Chronicle canopy refers to a star with one or more crowns in a chronograph, also known as "Chronicle canopy". The pillar canopy usually represents the fate of old age, and sometimes it also represents the fate and fortune of children. People with a canopy are usually lonely in their later years, and their children are not around or childless, or they may become monks in their later years.

Generally speaking, the canopy of the moon column, the Kui Gang of the sun column and the canopy of the time column all represent different personality characteristics and fate trends in numerology. However, it should be noted that evil spirits are only an auxiliary reference, and one's fate and personality need to be considered comprehensively.