Which is more accurate, the ancient fortune-telling in China or the western horoscope?

China's Zhouyi is extensive and profound. Ancient people spent all their time on piano, chess, calligraphy and painting without entertainment, and they had to read four books and five classics if they wanted to take the Shangguan road. Among the Five Classics, there is a very important book called The Book of Changes. I don't need to say how many years have passed since the Zhou Dynasty. I believe that the Book of Changes, which has been studied and valued since ancient times, can't be much worse, while the development history of western constellations is the oldest, but we will understand it by comparison. . . . .

As for whether it is close to life, one extends to all aspects of life, just like there are countless overpasses upstairs, and the other is developed from myths, which goes without saying.