I don't know if Zhu Yuanzhang is interested in the five elements, otherwise, how could his descendants' names use wood, fire, earth, gold and water as radicals in turn?

Zhu Yuanzhang's creation of this famous watch is also an ancestral motto. He also has the idea of immortality, just as the first emperor hoped that his descendants would rank second and third from generation to generation, which is the same reason. But the Qin dynasty was not so lucky to forget II. Although the list made by Zhu Yuanzhang was not finished in the Ming Dynasty, it was also arranged by generation, which was not bad. Was there no typesetting from Qianlong to Xuan Tong in the late Qing Dynasty? Zhu Yuanzhang's typesetting also added the theory of five elements to prove Zhu Yuanzhang.