What does Jiazi JOE Wu Jia Bingyin mean?

Jiazi, JOE, Wu Jia, and Bingyin are a kind of chronology in ancient China. Heavenly stems and earthly branches is collocated in order, and 60 years is a cycle. For example, this year is the Year of the Rabbit, the rabbit is the base, and then the wheels are supported by the ground. This year is the year of Xin Mao.

Ground branch: Ugly Son and Ugly Son, Tatsumi didn't apply for going to sea at noon.

Zi is zi, which means that everything sprouts in the dynamic sun.

Ugly means "new button" and "tie", which are cute and long.

Yin means moving and drawing, which means that everything has been done so far.

Mao means adventure, which means everything comes out of the ground.

Chen means earthquake, and everything grows because of vibration.

Si means to get up, which means that everything has been completed at this time.

Noon means "noon", which means everything is grand and flourishing.

Nothing means ignorance, which means that Yin Qi has grown up. Everything is a little weak, warm and ignorant.

Shen means body, that is to say, all bodies have reached it.

Unitary means old, which means everything is extremely old and mature.

Extinction means that everything is old and mature.

Hai means nuclear, which means that everything is hard to get back.

The heavenly stems are divided into: a, b, d, e, g, n, n.

A means of demolition means that everything is cut out.

B means rolling, which means everything is born and rolled out.

C means bing, which means you can see everything.

Ding means strong, which means everything is strong.

E means lush, which means everything is thriving.

Self-discipline means that everything is tangible and binding.

Geng means more, which means that all things converge and are real.

New means new, which means that everything is harvested at a new time.

Ren means Ren, which means Yang is willing to support everything.

Deck means slapping, which means you can slap anything.