Who can help me look at the horoscopes of my birth date, Renxu, Guimao, Yisi, and Guiwei?

Birthday horoscopes, or eight characters, are actually another way of saying the four pillars in the Zhouyi terminology. The four pillars refer to the time of birth, namely year, month, day and hour. Humans use one word each for heavenly stems and earthly branches to express year, month, day and time, such as Jiazi year, Bingshen month, Xinchou day, Renyin time, etc. Each column has two characters, and four columns have eight characters, so fortune telling is also called "testing eight characters". According to the relationship between the heavenly stems, earthly branches, yin and yang and the five elements' attributes, we can speculate on the faults, misfortunes and blessings of the human body. But what we are going to talk about here is not how to "test the horoscope", but how to calculate the horoscope. Four pillars and eight characters are arranged. The four pillars refer to the year, month, day and time of a person's birth. The arrangement of the four pillars refers to finding out a person's birth date and horoscope. It is mainly carried out in four steps.

The year column is the year column, that is, the year a person is born is represented by the stems and branches. Note that the dividing line between the previous year and the next year is divided by the intersection of the beginning of spring, not by the first day of the first lunar month. For example, someone He was born at 22:17 on February 4, 2000 in the Gregorian calendar. Since the beginning of spring in the year 2000 in the lunar calendar is at 20:32 in the Gregorian calendar, February 4, 2000, this person's year pillar is Gengchen in 2000, not 1999. Already Mao. Arrange the moon pillars and the moon pillars, that is, use the stems and branches to represent the festival in the year and month in which a person is born. Note that the dividing line between the lunar stems and branches is not based on the first day of each month in the lunar calendar, but based on the festival, and the month before the festival is the previous month. The festivals are the festivals of the next month. January, Yin, February, Mao, March, Chen, April, Si, from Beginning of Spring to Jingzhe, from Jingzhe to Qingming, from Qingming to Beginning of Summer, from Beginning of Summer to Mangzhong, May, Noon, and June. The last month, the seventh month, the shen month, the eighth month, the unitary month, from Mangzhong to Xiaoshu, from Minor Heat to Beginning of Autumn, from Beginning of Autumn to Bailu, from Bailu to Cold Dew, September, Xu month, October, Hai month, November, Zi month, December, Chou month, from Cold dew to Beginning of winter, from Beginning of winter. to heavy snow, from heavy snow to light cold, from mild cold to the beginning of spring. The meaning of the festival: the first month of spring, "beginning of spring": "Li" means the beginning, indicating that the spring when all things recover has begun again, the weather will warm up, and all things will be renewed, which is a sign of the beginning of agricultural activities. Beginning of spring It is February 4th or 5th in the Gregorian calendar. The Waking of Insects in February: The spring thunder begins to roar, awakening the insects and small animals hibernating in the soil. The eggs that have spent the winter are about to hatch. This solar term means that spring is getting stronger and the temperature is rising. . Jingzhe is on March 6 or 7 in the Gregorian calendar. Qingming in March: This solar term means that the temperature has warmed, vegetation is budding, and a beautiful and clear scene appears in nature. Qingming is on April 5 or 6 in the Gregorian calendar. April Beginning of Summer: This solar term indicates the beginning of summer, the hot weather is coming, and agricultural activities have entered the busy summer season. Beginning of Summer is May 6 or 7 in the Gregorian calendar. May Ear: "Ear" refers to the fine hairs on the tip of the shell. In the north, it is the time to harvest wheat and plant rice, and it is also the busiest time for farming. The day of Mangzhong is June 6 or 7 in the Gregorian calendar. Xiaoshu in June: This solar term means that it has entered the summer, and it is very hot. Xiaoshu is July in the Gregorian calendar. July 7th or 8th. Beginning of Autumn in July: This solar term indicates that the hot summer is over and autumn begins with cooler weather. Beginning of Autumn is on August 8th or 9th in the Gregorian calendar. White Dew in August: This solar term indicates that the weather will be cooler. The water vapor in the air often condenses into white dew on vegetation and other objects at night. White dew occurs on September 8 or 9 in the Gregorian calendar. September Cold Dew: This solar term indicates the beginning of winter, indicating that the coldness of the climate will gradually intensify. , Cold Dew is on October 8th or 9th in the Gregorian calendar. Beginning of Winter in October: This solar term means that the refreshing autumn will pass and the cold winter begins. Beginning of Winter is on November 7th or 8th in the Gregorian calendar. Heavy Snow in November: This solar term It means heavy snowfall, which falls on December 7th or 8th in the Gregorian calendar. Xiaohan in December: This solar term indicates the beginning of the coldest season of winter, with frost. Xiaohan falls on January 5th or 6th in the Gregorian calendar. The following is the monthly table from the first month of the year. Month/Year Bingyin Wuyin Geng Yin Ren Yin Jiayin February Ding Mao Ji Mao June Xin Wei Gui Wei Yi Wei Ding Wei Ji Wei July Ren Shen Jia Shen Bing Shen Wu Shen Geng Shen August Gui You Yi Ding You Ding You Ji You Xin You September Jiaxu Bingxu Wuxu Geng Renxu October Yihai Dinghai Jihai Xinhai The winter months of Guihai, Bingzi, Wuzi, Gengzi, Renzi, Jiazi, the twelfth lunar month, Ding Chou, Xin Chou, Guichou, Y Chou, arrange the sun pillars. From the 3rd year of Lu Yingong (722 B.C.) to the present day in February, our country’s zodiac signs have never been interrupted. . This is the only longest diary system known to human society so far. The day column uses the lunar calendar's stems and branches to represent the day a person was born. The stems and branches record the day in a cycle every sixty days. Due to the differences in big and small months and leap years, For this reason, the daily stems and branches need to be searched in the perpetual calendar. In addition, the dividing line between days is divided by sub-hour, that is, before eleven o'clock is the Hai hour of the previous day, and after eleven o'clock is the sub-hour of the next day. Instead of It is believed that twelve o'clock at midnight is the dividing point of the day. Arrange the hour column and the hour column, and use the stems and branches to represent the hour of birth. An hour spans two hours in the lunar calendar, so there are twelve hours in a day. Zi hour: 23 o'clock