Reciprocal formula of five elements

Kim: First there is fire, then it becomes a container. Gold can produce water, and water is heavy; Strong gold gets water, and it will defeat its front. Jinneng Kemu, Mujin Duoque; When wood is weak and meets gold, it must be cut. Gold is born in the soil, and more gold is buried in the soil; Soil can produce gold, and more gold changes with soil. Fire: fire is flourishing, water is obtained, and mutual assistance can be achieved. Fire can produce soil, and the soil is full of fire; A strong fire can only stop its flame if it gets soil. Fire can kill gold, and gold can put out more fires; When gold is weak, it will melt when it meets fire. Fire depends on wood, and wood is full of fire; Wood can make a fire, and fire burns more wood.

The Five Elements is the core theory of the Five Elements Theory and the philosophical thought created by the Chinese nation, which is mostly used in philosophy, traditional Chinese medicine and divination. Ancient ancestors believed that everything in the world was composed of five elements: gold, wood, water, fire and earth, and they were related. Mutual growth, mutual restriction and inseparable. Without life, things cannot happen and grow. Without constraints, things will not be bound, and normal coordination will not be maintained. Only by maintaining the dynamic balance of mutual growth and mutual restriction can things happen and develop normally.