Why doesn't second base hit a unitary?

The eight-character "two don't catch up with one" is like two children don't catch up with noon and two unitary ones don't catch up with the base. Let many scholars burn their brains. It's hard to understand why two don't fight one.

The difficulty in the eight characters lies in how to understand a certain step in numerology. As mentioned above, all questions about why two are not in a hurry to be one are basically considered from the perspective of the rise and fall of the five elements. Just like fighting, two people can always fight one! Why not here? ...

So how do you understand the meaning behind Chongke? In fact, describing the text as two, don't be in a hurry to merge into one, is suggesting that everyone enters a misleading idea. It should be understood that two children meet for an afternoon because they are not sure which child will be hit by the fire in the afternoon, and because they have no goal, they lose their role, which is called two don't fight one.

There is also an extension in Tiangan. For example, Lord Jiari met two lands of his own and expanded. That's how it is understood. I don't know which country Japan should cooperate with, so I don't care whether the money comes or not. similarly ...