How are the fire, water and soil arranged in Jin Mu?

The five elements are born together: gold begets water, aquatic wood, wood makes fire, fire begets soil, and soil begets gold.

The five elements coexist: Jin Kemu, Muketu, Tuke Water, Fire, Water and Fire.

Five elements of theft: gold steals soil, soil steals fire, fire steals wood, wood steals water, and water steals gold.

The five elements belong to drowning: gold steaming water, water drowning wood, wood drowning fire, fire drying soil, and soil covering gold.

In addition to what you said above, there are also five elements of anti-grams. When the five elements are extremely strong and the stone is extremely weak, the stone is damaged instead. For example, in Jin Kemu, when the wood is extremely strong and the gold is extremely weak, the gold is injured. For example, using a severely corroded knife to cut hardwood with extremely high density, the wood was not cut, but the knife hit a gap. The soil can seal the water, but the flood can break the bank. This is the five elements of resistance.

Therefore, the correct order is wood fire, water and earth.