Is fate determined by innate "eight characters" or acquired factors?

Introduction: People's "eight characters" are congenital factors, but they are not the only factors that determine fate.

In ancient times, there was a scholar who wanted to go to the provincial capital to catch the exam, gain fame and contribute his talents to the country. However, at this time, his wife was nearly 10 months pregnant and could give birth at any time. After thinking about it, he chose to take his wife and let her take care of him, otherwise both sides would not be at ease.

After the fatigue along the way, it may be fetal gas or it may be stimulated. On the way, my wife screamed that she was going to have a baby. But there were few homes along the way, and I couldn't find a suitable place for a while. In this way, the husband and wife barely walked for a while before they found a family, and the scholar hurriedly knocked on the door to explain the situation.

After the family found out the situation, they hurriedly took them in. It turns out that this is a family that makes a living by striking iron, and the blacksmith's wife is about to give birth at this time, and the midwife can just help her deliver the baby. Surprisingly, the scholar's wife.

And the blacksmith's wife gave birth to a child at the same time. Both of them are boys, and their mother and son are safe and happy. It can be said that the two boys were born at the same time on the same day of the same year.

16 years later, the scholar's son grew up and was admitted to the scholar. While the scholar was happy, he remembered the blacksmith of that year. Since his son's birthday is the same as the blacksmith's, so should his fate. His child must be a scholar. Think again about the kindness of the blacksmith's wife. The scholar immediately prepared some gifts and made a special trip to visit the blacksmith's house to thank him for bringing his son happiness in high school.

When they arrived at the blacksmith's house, they saw the old blacksmith sitting at the door, smoking and expressionless. The scholar sent a gift, exchanged a few pleasantries, and then asked the old blacksmith where his son was.

Hearing this, the old blacksmith pointed to the young man in the room who was busy working on the iron and said, "Well, it's right there. He didn't go anywhere! "

The scholar looked at it and said, "Yes, it's him, then I don't understand. According to numerology, your son and my son were born at the same time, and the eight characters are the same. At this time, they should be in high school like my son. How can it be? " ? ? ? ? "

"What high school? This boy has been following me since I was a child. He doesn't even know a few Chinese characters. How can he take the imperial examination? " The blacksmith smiled. Hearing this, the scholar suddenly realized that birth numerology is important, but the influence of the environment is also crucial, because everyone's living environment is different and everyone's fate is different. In this way, the result is naturally different.

Psychologically, we call it the "pickle effect".