Are China's fortune-telling techniques, five elements, looks and so on accurate?

There is a certain accuracy, at least not lower than the accuracy of the weather forecast (excluding cheaters), but it should also be graded. For example, the four pillars, commonly known as the eight characters, are mainly aimed at personal lifelong numerology and fortune, and are close to you. Xiangxue originated from the "hope" of ancient Chinese medicine, which can judge your current physical condition, and your life fortune is a by-product. Gossip divination is mainly about discussing things. Everything on the ground and in the world has a high accuracy, but it is not as good as four pillars in judging the fortune of life. Feng shui is like medicine. As an auxiliary of fate, it has the function of regulating fate. Spells, such as spells, have both advantages and disadvantages because of the great relationship between good and evil in the aura. Taoist magic was used to dispatch troops in ancient times, and modern commerce also has its own advantages. It can also be used to measure things, but because of the complicated collection. His book is misleading. As for the five elements (including heavenly stems and earthly branches) mentioned by the landlord, just like numbers in mathematics, all kinds of prediction methods are judged according to the relationship between the five elements. The above is my humble opinion. If there are any mistakes, I hope someone will correct me.