Why don't Kui Gang people have wealth?

Kui Gang was born a learned man, so he has nothing to do with money.

Kui Gang people have unparalleled intuition about learning. They are immersed in learning all their lives, so they don't pursue money. Being good at learning is one of the keys to one's success. In modern society, learning and knowledge updating are important ways to maintain competitiveness. A good learner can quickly acquire new knowledge, new skills and new methods, and improve his ability and quality, so as to better adapt to the changing social environment and workplace needs.

Kui Gang's fate is a feudal superstition, and there is no scientific basis to prove its accuracy. A person's life is influenced by many factors, including but not limited to family background, educational experience, career choice, health status and so on. Therefore, we should look at life rationally and don't be overly superstitious about astrological prediction or fortune telling.

The origin of Kui Gang

Kui Gang is one of the four-pillar gods pointed out by ancient numerologists in China, and is regarded as a star god with both good fortune and bad luck. Renchen, Geng Xu, Chen Geng and Wuxu belong to Kui Gang. If it is prosperous, it will be expensive.

The location is Hehuang, which belongs to the land where Yin and Yang are extinct, while Chen's location is the reservoir, which belongs to the highest day. In ancient myths and legends of China, gods and evil spirits were considered to bring misfortune and happiness to mankind. Therefore, in numerology, Kui Gang is regarded as a special star evil spirit, which has certain influence on people's state.

However, modern science does not think that Kui Gang and other gods and evil spirits can determine the state of human beings. State is the result of many factors, including personal efforts, environmental impact and so on. Therefore, we should treat life rationally and face life with a positive and optimistic attitude. The above contents are for reference only.