Who can tell me if there are two partial prints in my life? Thank you.

We can see that his life pattern has an obvious feature, that is, there are four "Geng" (Shen is Geng), which is a strong bias, with as many as four.

The fate of many people is "partial printing". Generally speaking, there are two or three partial prints in the eight characters that are "too many", but his eight characters have only three columns, while the "partial prints" have as many as four columns.

In the Basic Outline of Ziping written by Mr. Liang Xiangrun, the description of the personality characteristics of people with partial printing and excessive partial printing completely conforms to Yang Jia's personality characteristics reported by the media-"withdrawn, not fond of talking to people".

Mr. Liang described it this way: "If there are too many partial prints, the protagonist will withdraw, and the expression is too subtle and somewhat muddy. When things go wrong, they are short, ironic, arrogant and lonely. The pressure and dullness of feelings sometimes become a burden of suffering that cannot be lifted and put down. "

"The young master is biased, which is not conducive to distant relatives."

His seniority is typical of "spending all his money"-completely in line with his family situation-his parents divorced, and this time, as a son, he can no longer take care of his elderly father and mother.

"Pianyin specializes in monthly subjects and has expertise in art, literature and technology."

His Moon column is Shen Jia. Although Yuezhi is not the "special position" of partial printing, partial printing is the "main spirit" of Yuezhi, which is also in line with his characteristic that reading is his only hobby, especially reading literary books.

Mr. Bao Liming's "Born with Eight Characters" also has an incisive description of offset printing:

"introverted, suspicious, suspicious"; "I am not good at making friends with people", "I don't cater to society and go it alone"; "will be sensitive to everything"; "I don't like ordinary, I tend to be unconventional"; "keen observation and delicate mind" . .