What does the fire of life on the mountain mean? Do you learn numerology well?

The fire of life at the top of the mountain is also a kind of middle-aged five-element fortune telling. So, do you know what the fire of life on the mountain really means?

What does the fire of life in Shantou mean?

The five elements are a kind of life, corresponding to Xu Jianian and Yi Hainian in Yin Na's five lines. In other words, people born in JOE and Yihai are all from Shantou, the fire of life.

The fire of life in Shantou is a kind of fortune telling. The Five Elements of Mountain Fire is one of the hit years, corresponding to the years of JOE and Yihai in the sixties. In other words, people born in JOE and Yihai are all from Shantou, the fire of life. Sixty years old is the oldest chronology measure, so the chronology is based on the summary of long-term life, and it is found that everyone who lives in this year has a joint venture environment.

There are 60 Oracle bones in Xia Dynasty in China, and most of the unearthed Oracle bones are written with the word "Wu". During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, a hundred schools of thought contended, and the Yin-Yang Daoism with three streams and nine streams took Yin-Yang Five Elements and Feng Shui in the past dynasties as the main contents of the school's research. The rebel group of "agriculture, righteousness and gold" in Wudoumi Road took the place of Yin-Yang religion and stepped onto the historical stage. However, the Yin-Yang division of Yin-Yang religion, with Laozi as its founder and blueprint as its foundation, declined randomly. Most of them went eastward with Japanese scholars during the Han and Tang Dynasties.

This is also the reason why Xuanmen is aristocratic, that is, searching for the research results left by Yin and Yang religions. Various popular novels, such as Tomb Raider and Ghost Blowing Lights, all describe the plot of seeking ancient occultism and metaphysics, showing the achievements of literati in exploring Yin and Yang religion. The Japanese Yin-Yang Master embodied in many movies and novels really originated in China, because they have the same spells, seals, magical skills and styles.