Geng Jin was born in, C doesn't melt gold, but likes to do it. The second time is to take bentonite, and the third time is auxiliary. Ding Huo must be used to support the success of the Golden Bureau.

Geng Jin was born in, C doesn't melt gold, but likes to do it. The second time is to take bentonite, and the third time is auxiliary. Ding Huo must be used to support the success of the Golden Bureau. What do you mean? This passage is the numerology calculation in the four pillars and eight characters, and its specific meaning is as follows:

Geng Jin was born in, referring to the word Geng in the eight characters. He was born in Mitsuki (in April of the lunar calendar).

C doesn't melt gold, which means that although there is C fire in the eight characters, it won't melt Geng gold, because Geng gold is hard and refractory. At the same time, stagnant water can restrict C fire and play a balancing role.

The second choice is bentonite, and the third choice is fire, which shows that bentonite and fire have a certain auxiliary effect on the five elements of Geng Jin.

Ding Huo must be used to support the development of a gold bureau, that is to say, the gold in the eight characters is strong, and Ding Huo can restrain Geng Jin and play a certain balancing role.

Generally speaking, the meaning of this passage is: Geng Jin was born in Mitsuki. Although there is fire C in the eight characters, it will not melt Geng Jin, because Geng Jin is hard and difficult to melt. At the same time, stagnant water can restrict C fire and play a balancing role. Bentonite and c-fire have certain auxiliary effects on Geng Jin's five elements. If the metal in the eight characters is very strong, it needs Ding Huo to balance it.