Personally, I think it is not enough to judge personality from the five elements alone, but to combine the eight-character pattern with the judgment of E Lai. For example, whether there is abnormality, whether there is abnormality, which of the five elements is dominant, what the dominant five elements represent, and the yin and yang attributes. Comprehensive analysis is better. Generally speaking, we all know that the wood owner is benevolent, the water owner is intelligent, the earth owner is loyal, the fire owner is ritual, and the gold owner is fighting, but this does not mean that this person Wang Mu will live a long life and Wang Jin will be loyal. Mainly depends on the pattern. The eight-character pattern is dedicated to the moon order, which represents people's wishes. Among them, the auspicious god wants to help and the fierce god wants to control. The pattern represents our life value orientation and life pursuit. The eight characters are normal, the official characters are expensive, the financial characters are rich, and the seal is literate. If the financial official seal is well matched, it means that the character is good, educated and rich.
Of course, evil spirits are more powerful, but the risk factor is higher. Honest and upright officials pay attention to morality, break the rules, be narrow-minded, aim high, die hard and eat hard. Seven kills are smart and aggressive, but killing the king and attacking the body is not powerful. It's easy to go astray, and my heart is a little cruel. Positive printing is kind, unconventional, unprincipled, and it is easy to be greedy and snobbish if money is not good. Don't want to write A short statement seems too verbose. There is no abnormality or stereotyped writing, and the general character is not bad. You should be alert to anomalies. As for the special mode of conformity, it is generally extreme in character, but there is nothing wrong with it. I have seen a role of Gege+Kui Gang Gege before. Wang Jin brought some water, and a group of people with big tempers were always angry and particularly angry.
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