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Part 1

Getting to know yourself

Public synthetic example · Chen Yijun, female, born January 15, 1997 at 10:42 AM (UTC+8) in Taipei; turned 29 on January 15, 2026. INFJ is a demonstration setting. This report uses synthetic data and does not represent a member.

2026 Personal Annual Reading

Chen Yijun2026 · Bing (Yang Fire) · Wu (Horse)One in 8 billion · Try Chen Yijun’s life simulation

Gregorian calendar · January–December 2026 · Each month follows the solar-term month containing the 15th

Review the year’s main themes and monthly notes whenever you need a refresher.

How to read this report

Start with the birth summary, Five Elements distribution, and Peach Blossom, Travel Horse, and Storage Branch notes. Then review the year-at-a-glance chart, annual overview, and topic readings.

Part 2 presents your birth details and original Birth Chart for reference. Part 3 describes personal traits, strengths, and points to keep in mind through BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, Western zodiac signs, and 16 personality types.

Part 4, “Integrated annual reading across four systems,” brings together everyday observations from BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, Western zodiac signs, and the 16 personality types. It then lists the specific annual BaZi and Zi Wei Dou Shu chart factors behind each point, which you can check, along with suggested actions. Western zodiac signs and the 16 personality types provide context for everyday understanding and planning; they are not used to predict annual fortunes. Part 5 contains the complete Five Elements guidance. Part 6 combines your BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, and traditional Chinese almanac dates into a guide for each month. The report ends with appendices and next steps.

Use the contents above to jump to any of the seven parts. Each month and topic also has a quick link.

Birth summary

Gregorian birth date: January 15, 1997
Lunar birth date: 1996 · Bing (Yang Fire) · Zi (Rat) · lunar month 12, day 7
Original birth time: 10:42 AM (UTC+8)
Birthplace: Taipei City

Day Master: Ding (Yin Fire)
Sun Sign: Capricorn
Life Palace summary: Tan Lang (Wolf Star) in the Life Palace

Five Elements distribution summary

Counts are based on confirmed stems and hidden stems in the four pillars; the main qi of each branch is not counted twice. This is a traditional cultural reference and does not describe health status.

Wood1 timeLow count
Huo Xing (Fire Star)4 timesSomewhat high count
Earth3 timesModerate count
Metal4 timesSomewhat high count
Water2 timesLow count

Personal traits excerpt

interests and contact: If new activities or people interest you, notice what you actually want to learn.

Peach Blossom, Travel Horse, and Storage branches

All four confirmed natal branch positions are grouped. Position count and the number of distinct branches are reported separately.

Travel Horse · Movement and change: 2 positions
Group this week’s necessary outings where practical, and leave one period for rest.
Peach Blossom · Social connection and relationships: 1 positions
Ask someone you enjoy talking with to meet for a relaxed activity.
Storage Branch · Savings and resources: 1 positions
Choose a monthly savings amount you can manage and maintain it for one month.

Counts and brief notes come from confirmed Earthly Branch projections. The complete chart and reading remain in Part 2.

01 · Review the year at a glance

Review the year, then choose a topic

Compare months and topics in the heatmap, then select a month to read more.

Year at a glance

Very favorable
Favorable
Neutral
Take care
Extra care

Select a cell to read that month. All four topics are available.

Annual overview

As you look back on the year, start with “Small-scale improvement review.” Plans for work, finances, relationships affect one another; choose one next step that fits what matters now. Keep confirmed conditions separate from points still under discussion, and adjust your effort to actual progress. You do not need to change everything at once. Leave room to adapt, and set a time to review again.

Work

For work, start with “Small-scale improvement review,” then take one concrete delivery at a time and build on what you learn. Track waiting, revisions, and extra work before and after one repeated process changes. Review the difference regularly and expand only what has helped in practice. Review progress by whether work is easier to deliver, not only by how much more gets done. Keep resources or approval you have not secured in discussion, and leave time to check details before a handoff.

Use measured work improvements to decide what to expand; Keep an alternative path ready for a real outside change.

Health and everyday life

General everyday guidance; it is not an individual annual forecast.

Everyday care can begin with a part of your day that is often interrupted. Notice whether your schedule leaves room for sleep, rest, and activity. Choose one manageable adjustment that fits your routine, with a simpler version for busier days. Adjust it based on your experience; you do not need to start many new habits at once. If you need support, explain what would help to someone you trust, while keeping room to decline or reschedule.

Finances

When organizing finances, begin with “Agreed shared costs and additions,” separate available resources from obligations, and then choose a next step. Review advances, unpaid balances, and essential expenses each quarter. Get the participants’ agreement before adding a cost, then update the shared record and settlement date. Set resource commitments within what you can manage now. Do not assign unconfirmed funds in advance. Keep records so you can adjust later, and note when each change was confirmed.

Agree on shared basics and how additions will be handled; Judge support by the specific problem a resource solves.

Relationships

In relationships, give “Outside opinions and shared choices” some attention and look for practical ways of spending time together that feel comfortable for both of you. When discussing a concern, say whether you want advice or simply want to sort through your thoughts. Afterward, bring verifiable questions back to the people involved. Let the quality of an interaction reflect how both people actually feel; one response does not decide a relationship. You can revisit an agreement, and let the other person know when your view changes.

Consider a friend’s view, then return the choice to the people involved; Set aside regular time for relationships that matter to you; Set a pause point when a disagreement starts to escalate.

This year everyday reminders

Start of Spring (Lichun) February 4, 2026 at 4:02 AM (UTC+8) to Start of Spring (Lichun) February 4, 2027 at 9:46 AM (UTC+8)Taipei time (UTC+8); the start is included and the end is excluded.

Focus: Rob Wealth

Shared costs and cancellations

Combined with the Rob Wealth theme, this note focuses on how to connect plans when timing changes. It does not predict an event or accident.

If a shared trip or activity is rescheduled, separate what has been paid, what can be refunded, and what still needs to be shared. Check the original cancellation terms, then ask each participant whether they still want to go. Do not accept new costs for everyone just because you paid first.

When settling up, check that each amount has a receipt and an owner. A refund that has not arrived is different from one confirmed as refundable. Make the waiting point clear so no one has to keep track from memory.

If you need to travel, include transit, parking, and rest breaks in your available time. Stay focused while driving, and rest when tired.

01 · Choose a topic that matters to you

Work, wealth outlook, relationships, and well-being

2026 · WorkAnnual Neutral

Turn different ideas into a change you can try

When a task repeats, compare the methods before proposing a change. Can you point out which step is repeated and which reviews still need to stay?

If two forms ask for the same field, mark the overlap on real examples and make a combined draft. Keep necessary reviews, then try it once in a low-impact workflow so the person responsible can see what it adds and removes, rather than hearing only an objection.

Wanting to improve something deserves consideration; you do not have to persuade everyone to prove its value. After the trial, compare completion time, missed fields, and follow-up questions. If the rules do not allow the change, record that limit and stop there.

Show one practical difference with the original form and a replacement draft, including time and cost. Try it only with approval, record omissions and open questions, and keep the current process until approval is given.

Use measured work improvements to decide what to expand

If one way of organizing work helps, keep it for now. What improvement can you verify, and does it apply to other parts too?

If you get a new tool, try it on one step that previously needed repeated revisions and keep before-and-after versions of similar work. Check whether it reduced waiting and whether manual additions are still needed before using it elsewhere; verify permissions and data sources separately.

One improved step is worth keeping; you do not have to replace everything at once. Review revision counts and actual wait time. If there is no matching improvement, return to the earlier method without trying to prove the chart reading right.

Compare a work result before and after the tool trial, noting wait time and revisions. Expand only the use confirmed to help and keep steps without authorization on the pending list.

Keep an alternative path ready for a real outside change

If work depends on an outside schedule, keep a possible alternative. If you receive a real change notice, which responsibilities and dates need updating?

If a task depends on an outside venue or supply schedule, save the current plan and identify another way to reach the same goal. Compare delivery dates, responsibilities, and materials only after a change is confirmed; do not disrupt the whole plan in advance.

A backup gives you options; it does not require staying on alert all year. After an actual change, check whether it reduced last-minute fixes. With no new information, keep the arrangement that works and stop reopening settled items.

Keep a page with the current plan and a possible alternative, including what would activate it. Update affected responsibilities and dates only after a confirmed notice, and retain the original agreement for comparison.

2026 · Wealth outlookAnnual Take care

Agree on shared basics and how additions will be handled

If shared expenses will continue through the year, agree on how additions work. Did you approve only the basics, or should each new item be confirmed separately?

If you join shared activities throughout the year, agree on a repeatable approach: settle the basic items first, and let each participant consent to additions. The person who pays upfront should not decide for everyone. Keep a record after each activity so future agreements have real details to draw on.

You can care about others and still keep room for your own needs; you do not have to pay extra each time. Review how long advances take to settle and whether additions were approved. If shared costs begin to crowd out essentials, reduce your participation.

Keep a shared-expense agreement that covers consent for additions and how advances are settled. Review any outstanding amount regularly and renegotiate before taking on more than you can afford.

Judge support by the specific problem a resource solves

To see whether organizing expense records helped, check the details. Which item needed fewer documents, and which terms or responsibilities are still unconfirmed?

If your records for a living expense become clearer, try reconciling one payment that was previously uncertain. Check whether you needed fewer documents or follow-up messages, then decide whether the same approach fits other bills. Keep missing terms and responsibilities marked for review.

One useful improvement can be extended gradually; you do not have to scale it up at once. Later, review what time or effort it actually saved and whether the support is still available. If it did not take effect, keep the earlier arrangement.

Keep before-and-after payment records, noting fewer follow-ups and any missing information. Extend only the parts confirmed to work, and decide on extra costs from actual need.

Check costs before changing an arrangement

Before changing an arrangement, check how the old and new plans connect. For a new device, canceled service, or new project, include the cost of the transition and confirm how the old plan ends.

For example, before changing service plans, compare end dates, cancellation fees, and overlapping charges, then schedule the transition. Check afterward that the old plan ended as agreed and no charge was missed.

You can list added costs, cancellation terms, and the amount needed during the transition, then compare whether the change fits.

2026 · RelationshipsAnnual Take care

Consider a friend’s view, then return the choice to the people involved

A friend’s suggestion can leave you with a useful question, while the people involved still decide. Is the suggestion known information, or a guess about someone’s motives?

If you want to share an unpleasant moment, first tell your friend you want to sort through your feelings and are not asking them to decide for you. If you do want advice, discuss one specific question and protect private details. Afterward, separate confirmed facts from your friend’s experience and take only useful questions back to the person involved.

Wanting someone to listen is normal; it does not mean you need to accept every suggestion. Later, check whether sharing helped clarify things and stayed within what you wanted to disclose. If it did not fit, share less and stop repeating another person’s judgment.

Before sharing, note what kind of support you want. Afterward, keep only a question worth confirming and check important plans with the people involved; do not keep private details for sharing with others.

Set aside regular time for relationships that matter to you

If you want to stay connected with someone, set aside a time that works for both of you. Is there mutual interest, and does the plan leave room for rest and other responsibilities?

Choose someone you genuinely want to stay in touch with and reserve a convenient time to connect or spend time together. First ask whether it works for them. Also plan for your own rest and responsibilities so that maintaining the connection does not become a one-sided task.

Caring about someone includes respecting your own boundaries. At month's end, consider whether this time feels connecting rather than obligatory. If it does not fit either person's pace, adjust the frequency instead of forcing it.

Set aside a voluntary time to connect or spend time together, after checking that it works for the other person. At month's end, adjust the frequency based on connection and effort.

Set a pause point when a disagreement starts to escalate

If a conversation starts going in circles, set a time to return to it. What is the one issue to resolve, and how long a pause would work for both of you?

If the conversation starts repeating itself or voices rise, say how long a pause you need and when you can return to the discussion. Write down the one unresolved issue before stepping away, rather than adding old topics when you are tired.

Pausing is not avoidance if you can return to the topic. At the agreed time, check whether you can talk about specific needs. If things still feel too heated, choose another time or appropriate support instead of forcing a conclusion.

Agree on how long to pause, when to resume, and which issue to discuss. If the conversation still feels too heated, choose a more suitable time.

Commitments and shared plans

When you and someone important discuss plans ahead, make your expectations, responsibilities, and promises specific. Ask what each of you wants and is willing to take on; clear timing and roles can show whether you mean the same thing.

For example, for a discussion about where to live or daily plans, each of you can list a priority and what you can take on. Record what you agree to and review later whether it still fits both of you.

You can each describe the time together, shared responsibilities, and commitments you want, then confirm where your views align.

Health and well-beingAnnual Neutral

Leaving flexibility in daily care

When the day feels too full, look for one task you can delay or share. Give rest a place in your schedule instead of waiting until every other task is finished.

For example, when the week is full, list what can move, shrink, or be shared and discuss one item first. Review over the weekend whether the freed time went to rest before planning the next week.

You can leave open time in your schedule as needed. For discomfort you have noticed, rely on an appropriate real-world assessment.

Part 2

Birth details and Birth Chart

Gregorian birth date: January 15, 1997
Lunar birth date: 1996 · Bing (Yang Fire) · Zi (Rat) · lunar month 12, day 7
Original birth time: 10:42 AM (UTC+8)
Birthplace: Taipei City
Birthplace time zone: Asia/Taipei
Time adjustment: True solar time adjusted
Time used for the chart: January 15, 1997 10:38 AM (U C+8)
Adjustment difference: -3.11 minutes

Birth Date: Gregorian and Lunar Calendars

Gregorian date: January 15, 1997
Lunar calendar date: lunar month 12, day 7
Lunar year and Chinese Zodiac: Original wording is available on the source website · Original wording is available on the source website (using the Lunar New Year boundary)
Day’s Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches: Original wording is available on the source website (the day changes at midnight UTC+8)

The Lunar Calendar follows lunar months and adds leap months to stay aligned with the seasons. The Gregorian Calendar is a solar calendar. A lunar leap month is different from a Gregorian leap year, and a lunar month is not the same as a BaZi month pillar.

Adjacent solar terms：Original wording is available on the source website January 5, 1997; Original wording is available on the source website January 20, 1997. Dates are shown in UTC+8; the exact solar-term transition is not inferred from midnight.

Birth Chart

This chart lists all twelve palaces and the BaZi Four Pillars, including the principal stars, all six auspicious stars, all six challenging stars, and auxiliary stars. The Life Palace is highlighted in a warm color; the dashed outline marks the 2026 Annual Life Palace.

Hua Lu
Hua Quan
Hua Ke
Hua Ji
Principal stars
Six auspicious stars
Six challenging stars

Wood
Huo Xing (Fire Star)
Earth
Metal
Water

Stem and branch colors indicate Five Elements. Star and Four Transformation colors identify categories; they do not rate outcomes as favorable or unfavorable.

If the chart text is small, open the text version below to read the stars in each palace.

Chart text version

Palace	Principal stars / Four Transformations	Six auspicious stars	Six challenging stars	Auxiliary stars
Life Palace（Shen (Monkey)）	Tan Lang (Wolf Star) (Neutral)	—	—	Tian Cai (Talent Star), Xun Kong (Cycle Void Star), Fei Lian (Swift Movement Star), Tian Xing (Heavenly Discipline Star)
Siblings Palace（Wei (Goat)）	Tai Yang (Sun Star) (Supported Brightness), Tai Yin (Moon Star) (Unfavorable Brightness)	—	Huo Xing (Fire Star) (Favorable Brightness)	Feng Gao (Honors Star)
Partnership Palace（Wu (Horse)）	Wu Qu (Martial Star) (Strong Brightness), Tian Fu (Treasury Star) (Strong Brightness)	—	Di Kong (Earth Void Star), Qing Yang (Goat Blade Star) (Low Brightness)	Jie Shen (Resolution Star), Tian Shou (Longevity Star), Tian Ku (Tears Star), Tian Xu (Emptiness Star)
Children Palace（Si (Snake)）	Tian Tong (Heavenly Companion Star) (Exalted Brightness)Hua Lu (Transformation to Prosperity)	Wen Chang (Literary Star) (Exalted Brightness)Hua Ke (Transformation to Recognition)	—	Lu Cun (Wealth Keeper Star), Ba Zuo (Eight Seats Star), Tian Guan (Heavenly Official Star), Yue De (Monthly Virtue Star), Kong Wang (Void Marker), Po Sui (Fragmentation Star)
Wealth Palace（Chen (Dragon)）	Po Jun (Breakthrough Star) (Strong Brightness)	—	Di Jie (Earth Challenge Star), Tuo Luo (Spiral Star) (Exalted Brightness)	Long Chi (Dragon Pool Star), Hua Gai (Canopy Star), Jie Lu (Interrupted Path Star), Yin Sha (Hidden Challenge Star)
Health and Vitality Palace (Ji E)（Mao (Rabbit)）	No principal star	Zuo Fu (Left Assistant Star)	Ling Xing (Bell Star) (Favorable Brightness)	Hong Luan (Red Phoenix Star), Tian Shi (Messenger Star)
Travel Palace（Yin (Tiger)）	Lian Zhen (Integrity Star) (Exalted Brightness)Hua Ji (Transformation to Obstruction)	—	—	Tian Ma (Heavenly Horse Star), Tian Gui (Esteem Star), Tian Yue (Heavenly Moon Star), Gu Chen (Solitude Star)
Friends Palace（Chou (Ox)）	No principal star	—	—	Tian Kong (Sky Void Star), Tian Shang (Sensitivity Star)
Career Palace（Zi (Rat)）	Qi Sha (General Star) (Strong Brightness)	—	—	Tian Yao (Charm Star), Tian Fu (Blessing Star), Tian Chu (Heavenly Kitchen Star)
Property Palace（Hai (Pig)）	Tian Liang (Heavenly Beam Star) (Low Brightness)	You Bi (Right Assistant Star), Tian Kui (Heavenly Noble Star)	—	Tai Fu (Support Star), Tian Wu (Spiritual Practice Star)
Fortune and Virtue Palace (Fu De)（Xu (Dog)）	Zi Wei (Emperor Star) (Supported Brightness), Tian Xiang (Minister Star) (Supported Brightness)	—	—	En Guang (Grace Star), Feng Ge (Phoenix Pavilion Star), Gua Su (Quiet Retreat Star), Nian Jie (Annual Resolution Star)
Parents Palace（You (Rooster)）	Tian Ji (Heavenly Mechanism Star) (Strong Brightness)Hua Quan (Transformation to Authority), Ju Men (Giant Gate Star) (Exalted Brightness)	Wen Qu (Artistic Star) (Exalted Brightness), Tian Yue (Heavenly Helper Star)	—	Tian Xi (Heavenly Joy Star), Xian Chi (Attraction Star), San Tai (Three Platforms Star), Tian De (Heavenly Virtue Star)

BaZi: Bing (Yang Fire) Zi (Rat) Xin (Yin Metal) Chou (Ox) Ding (Yin Fire) Si (Snake) Yi (Yin Wood) Si (Snake); Day Master: Ding (Yin Fire); Huo Xing (Fire Star) Six Bureau; Western zodiac sign: Capricorn.True solar time was adjusted for the birthplace.

Traditional arrangement of birth date and time

Your Five Elements distribution

Eight surface positions across your Four Pillars are counted; Hidden Stems are counted separately.

Heavenly Stems + Main Qi

Each Heavenly Stem and each Earthly Branch Main Qi counts once, for 8 positions.

The five axes use a fixed 0–100% scale and show occurrence ratios, not relative strength.

Wood1/813%
Huo Xing (Fire Star)4/850%
Earth1/813%
Metal1/812%
Water1/812%

Check pillars and counts

Confirmed Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branch Main Qi
Pillar	Heavenly Stem	Earthly Branch Main Qi
Year pillar	Bing (Yang Fire) · Huo Xing (Fire Star)	Zi (Rat) (Gui (Yin Water)) · Water
Month pillar	Xin (Yin Metal) · Metal	Chou (Ox) (Ji (Yin Earth)) · Earth
Day pillar	Ding (Yin Fire) · Huo Xing (Fire Star)	Si (Snake) (Bing (Yang Fire)) · Huo Xing (Fire Star)
Hour pillar	Yi (Yin Wood) · Wood	Si (Snake) (Bing (Yang Fire)) · Huo Xing (Fire Star)

Surface Five Elements counts
Element	Heavenly Stem	Earthly Branch Main Qi	Total
Wood	1	0	1
Huo Xing (Fire Star)	2	2	4
Earth	0	1	1
Metal	1	0	1
Water	0	1	1

Hidden Stems

Each listed Hidden Stem counts once, for 10 Hidden Stems.

The five axes use a fixed 0–100% scale and show occurrence ratios, not relative strength.

Wood0/100%
Huo Xing (Fire Star)2/1020%
Earth3/1030%
Metal3/1030%
Water2/1020%

Check Hidden Stems and their order

Confirmed Hidden Stems by pillar
Pillar	Earthly Branch	Main Qi	Middle Qi	Residual Qi
Year pillar	Zi (Rat)	Gui (Yin Water) · Water	None	None
Month pillar	Chou (Ox)	Ji (Yin Earth) · Earth	Gui (Yin Water) · Water	Xin (Yin Metal) · Metal
Day pillar	Si (Snake)	Bing (Yang Fire) · Huo Xing (Fire Star)	Geng (Yang Metal) · Metal	Wu (Yang Earth) · Earth
Hour pillar	Si (Snake)	Bing (Yang Fire) · Huo Xing (Fire Star)	Geng (Yang Metal) · Metal	Wu (Yang Earth) · Earth

Five Elements counts for Hidden Stems
Element	Main Qi	Middle Qi	Residual Qi	Total
Wood	0	0	0	0
Huo Xing (Fire Star)	2	0	0	2
Earth	1	0	2	3
Metal	0	2	1	3
Water	1	1	0	2

The Hidden Stem order follows this site’s existing chart rules. Sources may differ on the Middle Qi and Residual Qi order for Si; this report keeps one consistent rule.

The two sets of proportions are calculated separately from occurrence counts. Whole-number percentages are adjusted by the largest-remainder method to total 100%; raw counts do not change. Count proportions do not measure element strength, and an absent count alone cannot determine a Favorable Element (Yongshen).

Peach Blossom, Travel Horse, and Storage Branch · Everyday notes

All four confirmed natal branch positions are grouped. Position count and the number of distinct branches are reported separately.

Each axis is fixed at 0–4 and shows the number of confirmed Earthly Branch positions, not a favorable or unfavorable rating or a percentage.

Travel Horse1 Earthly Branch types2 positions
Peach Blossom1 Earthly Branch types1 positions
Storage Branch1 Earthly Branch types1 positions

Peach Blossom · Social connection and relationships

Year Pillar Zi (Rat): 1 position in this group across 1 distinct branch.

This traditional reading treats one Peach Blossom position as a possible opening for social and relationship interactions. You can start with a one-on-one conversation and give the other person time to get to know you.

For example, when meeting a friend, talk about something you recently did together, share how you felt, and ask what they thought. If the conversation goes well and you would like to meet again, make a clear invitation; you can discuss the time and activity instead of trying to maintain contact by guessing.

Friendship and romantic relationships can have different rhythms. Some people may prefer occasional updates, while others are open to sharing more; notice what your actual interactions show. Thank someone specifically when they show care. If you need time alone, say so so they know how to respond.

Travel Horse · Movement and change

Day Pillar Si (Snake), Hour Pillar Si (Snake): 2 positions in this group across 1 distinct branch.

This traditional reading associates two Travel Horse positions with a schedule that may include more outings, changes, or several tasks in progress. You can stay active without filling every open moment.

For example, if two plans take you to different places on the same day, check the travel time first. See whether you can group nearby stops or move one plan to another day. Even worthwhile tasks may not fit well together; include waiting, meals, and time to organize materials afterward so the schedule reflects what the day actually requires.

If you are moving several things forward at once, say which one matters most this week and when you will return to the others. When a new invitation arrives, check how it affects commitments you already made before deciding what you can do. Open time is not wasted; it gives you room to finish or adjust what you have agreed to do.

Storage Branch · Savings and resources

Month Pillar Chou (Ox): 1 position in this group across 1 distinct branch.

This traditional reading interprets one Storage Branch position as an inclination toward thrift and keeping money set aside. You can turn that habit into a regular savings plan while also leaving room in your budget for things you enjoy.

For example, after setting aside a regular amount each month, list expenses you already know are coming and see whether any additional reserve is needed. Put an unplanned purchase on a list and check its purpose again the next day. Saving can be useful, and a clear budget can also make room for leisure, social plans, and small things you enjoy.

If you find yourself hesitating even over necessary expenses, consider whether the cost is beyond what you can manage or whether you are reluctant to use your savings. Use your current income and expenses to decide whether to buy, wait, or choose another approach. Savings are there to support your needs; each payment does not have to become a source of pressure.

Part 3

Independent analysis across four systems

BaZi

Core theme

Value your sensitivity and practice naming what you need

Personal observations

Notice where you are willing to give something your attention without treating this image as a verdict that you are sensitive or introverted.

Choose where to put your energy; you do not need to do more in every area

If you swing between “I will handle it” and wishing others would help, practice giving your effort a direction instead of proving yourself by adding more.

Work

If you receive a real change notice, which responsibilities and dates need updating?

Potential strengths

If this fits your experience, exploring different possibilities may help you compare directions before choosing where to invest effort. It may be a strength you can draw on.

Ways to apply these ideas

Stay curious about opportunities and give decisions time

When you receive an invitation, ask about the work, total cost, time required, and how to exit. List the expectations in the pitch separately. Once you have the needed details, compare them with your current commitments and choose one part worth learning more about.

Agree on shared basics and how additions will be handled

Keep a shared-expense agreement that covers consent for additions and how advances are settled. Review any outstanding amount regularly and renegotiate before taking on more than you can afford.

Judge support by the specific problem a resource solves

Keep before-and-after payment records, noting fewer follow-ups and any missing information. Extend only the parts confirmed to work, and decide on extra costs from actual need.

Keep an alternative path ready for a real outside change

Use measured work improvements to decide what to expand

Compare a work result before and after the tool trial, noting wait time and revisions. Expand only the use confirmed to help and keep steps without authorization on the pending list.

Points to consider

After an interaction that matters to you, write down the exact words, your feelings, and what you want to ask as separate things. Choose a time that works for both of you and clarify just one point. Plan a small activity to help you settle afterward; you do not have to keep guessing to show that you care.

Choose a result you are willing to complete and define its delivery boundary first. Decide which part you will do and which part needs someone else. Afterward, check whether the result was useful and whether the effort exceeded your plan; adjust the scope next time.

If new ideas attract you, let curiosity begin with gathering information rather than pressure to commit right away.

Zi Wei Dou Shu

Core theme

Explore widely while keeping a center of your own

Personal observations

Relationships

When you and someone important discuss plans ahead, make your expectations, responsibilities, and promises specific.

If you want to stay connected with someone, set aside a time that works for both of you.

Potential strengths

If this fits your experience, breaking an idea into workable steps may help you move it forward steadily. It may be a strength you can draw on.

Ways to apply these ideas

Separate what interests you from what you are ready to keep investing time in, then try one thing first. You can enjoy novelty without turning every interest into a task to prove yourself.

Count transition costs between old and new arrangements

Before replacing equipment or ending a service, check how the old arrangement ends, when the new one begins, and whether payments overlap. Include the transition in your budget; change can be prepared for with care.

Set aside regular time for relationships that matter to you

Set aside a voluntary time to connect or spend time together, after checking that it works for the other person. At month's end, adjust the frequency based on connection and effort.

Set a pause point when a disagreement starts to escalate

Agree on how long to pause, when to resume, and which issue to discuss. If the conversation still feels too heated, choose a more suitable time.

Points to consider

you do not need to fit a fixed personality.

Separate authority and resources when a task is urgent

Divide the deliverable into what must happen now and what is waiting for approval, then agree on a near-term progress update. If the deadline is not workable, raise an alternative early instead of saving all the pressure for the last moment.

Be reliable and say what you need

Alongside checking whether tasks are done, ask what each of you has wanted understood lately. Begin with one specific interaction; feelings do not need to become an argument about who is right.

Western zodiac signs

Core theme

Let responsibility support your life instead of becoming a reason to keep pushing

Personal observations

Build reliability on commitments you can sustain

If you tend to agree first and work out the details later, list your current tasks, available time, and dependencies before replying with what you can commit to.

Alongside practical care, say what you need emotionally

If you often show care by doing things, explain your intention when you finish a small task and ask whether it was what the other person needed.

Potential strengths

If this fits your experience, noticing what matters to you may help you recognize details and needs. It may be a strength you can draw on.

Ways to apply these ideas

When new requests arrive, ask the person responsible to help reprioritize.

Save some time to talk about how you have been feeling, without handling a task at the same time. You can be appreciated for more than solving problems. Telling someone you trust that you are tired or would like company is also sincere.

Build over time while leaving room for rest between stages

Set one small outcome you can reach soon and a date to review it, and note what that plan depends on. If the needed conditions are not there, adjust the scope of this stage so your progress rests on resources you can actually use.

Points to consider

Your willingness to take responsibility deserves recognition, but you do not have to be the person who can carry the most to prove you are reliable.

Notice whether a goal still serves your needs or has become a habit you feel unable to stop. Choose one long-term arrangement and separate what you must carry, what you can discuss, and what you can hand over. Set a practical review date. Record the time and energy you give, not only what you complete. Adjusting the load does not erase earlier effort.

Stating a limit is not shirking responsibility; it makes delivery more predictable and gives partners a chance to share the work.

16 personality types

Core theme

INFJ (I introversion, N intuition, F feeling, J judging).

Four preference observations

I · introversion

If the introversion preference you selected feels close to your experience, notice whether time alone often helps you organize your thoughts.

N · intuition

Your selected intuition preference can help you notice whether you tend to look first for patterns, connections, and possibilities when taking in information.

F · feeling

Your selected feeling preference can help you notice whether values and effects on other people often come to mind first when you make decisions.

J · judging

If something you are working on is weighing on you, write down the next step, what support you need, and when you will review the plan.

Potential strengths

If this fits your experience, breaking an idea into workable steps may help you move it forward steadily. It may be a strength you can draw on.

If this fits your experience, organizing concrete information may help you check conditions and identify a next step. It may be a strength you can draw on.

Ways to apply these ideas

If preparing in advance would make you feel more at ease, consider writing down the point you most want to share before a discussion.

Choose one idea you most want to explore, write down which known details support it and which parts are still assumptions, then find a small, low-cost step to check it.

Before agreeing to a request, consider pausing to check what you are willing to offer and able to take on, then ask what help the other person actually needs.

Points to consider

At the same time, leave yourself an opportunity to speak without waiting until every thought feels perfect.

When working with others, use a brief example to explain the connection you see and invite someone familiar with the details to point out relevant conditions or limits.

Try explaining the trade-off in your own words so that a refusal or disagreement can be understood instead of using agreement just to keep things calm on the surface.

Before working with others, confirm that everyone understands the expected outcome, rather than exchanging only a deadline.

Part 4

Integrated annual analysis across four systems

Start with everyday observations that bring together four perspectives. When verifiable annual sources are available, BaZi and Zi Wei Dou Shu annual readings are shown separately. Western zodiac signs and 16 personality types provide context for everyday understanding and planning, not annual forecasts.

BaZi and Zi Wei Dou Shu annual sources

BaZi annual reading

From the BaZi annual perspective, “Small-scale improvement review”, “Agreed shared costs and additions”, “Outside opinions and shared choices” are the themes available for reflection in this report. The notes below focus on everyday choices; actual progress still depends on confirmed circumstances and experience. Judge a work change by whether it actually reduces waiting, rework, or obstacles. Extend it to other tasks only after confirming that it helps. Track waiting, revisions, and extra work before and after one repeated process changes. Review the difference regularly and expand only what has helped in practice. Keep previously agreed shared costs separate from later additions. Set a manageable limit using everyone’s confirmation and actual income and expenses. Review advances, unpaid balances, and essential expenses each quarter. Get the participants’ agreement before adding a cost, then update the shared record and settlement date. Advice from others can help clarify a question, while important plans should still reflect the wishes and sharing boundaries confirmed by the people involved. When discussing a concern, say whether you want advice or simply want to sort through your thoughts. Afterward, bring verifiable questions back to the people involved. Separate what has happened, what is being discussed, and what is still unconfirmed; do not let assumptions stand in for what the people involved have said.

Zi Wei Dou Shu annual reading

This report’s Zi Wei Dou Shu annual reading focuses on “Time for meaningful interactions”, “Pausing and resuming important conversations”. Treat them as prompts for reviewing current arrangements, consider where each applies, and then decide which suggestions are worth trying. Schedule meaningful interactions alongside other responsibilities at a frequency both people want and can maintain. Care does not need to become a one-sided task list. Each quarter, review whether one voluntary way of staying in touch or spending time works for both people, then adjust the frequency to fit their actual pace. When an important conversation starts repeating, leave a time to return to it and note the unresolved question so that a pause still has a clear next step. Agree in advance on how to pause: how long to stop, when to continue, and which issue to discuss. When you return, confirm that you are still addressing the same question. Separate what has happened, what is being discussed, and what is still unconfirmed; do not let assumptions stand in for what the people involved have said. Try one small step that fits the situation, notice whether it helps, and then decide whether to continue. You may keep a different view when something does not fit; you do not need to change your choices to match a report.

Annual direction and suggested actions

Overall theme for the year

This year, organize your overall plans in this order: use actual receipts and essential expenses to set the scope of commitments, with attention to agreed shared costs and additions and verified resource tracking; then plan work deliveries around verified resources, confirmed roles, and actual external changes, with attention to small-scale improvement review and work plans when external conditions change; and leave time to discuss and revisit important interactions together, with attention to outside opinions and shared choices, time for meaningful interactions, and pausing and resuming important conversations.

Work and development

Judge a work change by whether it actually reduces waiting, rework, or obstacles. Extend it to other tasks only after confirming that it helps.

Start with confirmed commitments. Rework only the deliveries and responsibilities affected by an actual change in external conditions.

Finances and resources

Keep previously agreed shared costs separate from later additions. Set a manageable limit using everyone’s confirmation and actual income and expenses.

Keep a resource-tracking method only if it reduces missing information, repeated follow-up, or another observed obstacle.

Relationships and daily life

Advice from others can help clarify a question, while important plans should still reflect the wishes and sharing boundaries confirmed by the people involved.

Schedule meaningful interactions alongside other responsibilities at a frequency both people want and can maintain. Care does not need to become a one-sided task list.

When an important conversation starts repeating, leave a time to return to it and note the unresolved question so that a pause still has a clear next step.

Action priorities for the year

Work and development

Track waiting, revisions, and extra work before and after one repeated process changes. Review the difference regularly and expand only what has helped in practice.

Keep active deliveries, external dependencies, and fallback options in one quarterly list. When a change is confirmed, update the dates and owners it affects; keep the rest on the agreed plan.

Finances and resources

Review advances, unpaid balances, and essential expenses each quarter. Get the participants’ agreement before adding a cost, then update the shared record and settlement date.

Choose one amount that was hard to verify and record what information and processing time were missing before and after organizing it. If the change helps, decide whether to use it for other accounts.

Relationships and daily life

When discussing a concern, say whether you want advice or simply want to sort through your thoughts. Afterward, bring verifiable questions back to the people involved.

Each quarter, review whether one voluntary way of staying in touch or spending time works for both people, then adjust the frequency to fit their actual pace.

Agree in advance on how to pause: how long to stop, when to continue, and which issue to discuss. When you return, confirm that you are still addressing the same question.

Part 5

Complete Five Elements reminders

2026 Annual Five Elements reminders

Counts include the four Heavenly Stems and all listed Hidden Stems. The Main Qi of an Earthly Branch is not counted twice. The list shows each element count and everyday reminders for elements absent from the chart or counted at least four times.

These traditional Five Elements counts are for cultural reference and do not assess illness or health.

Wood1 timeLow count
Huo Xing (Fire Star)4 timesSomewhat high count
Earth3 timesModerate count
Metal4 timesSomewhat high count
Water2 timesLow count

Huo Xing (Fire Star) · 4 times · Somewhat high count

Areas to pay attention to: Traditional cultural reference only; not used to assess personal well-being. (traditional correspondence)

Keep a regular sleep and wake time, with room for activity and rest during the day.

Everyday care: Use a daily schedule that leaves time for both activity and rest.

These count labels do not assess personal well-being or predict personal outcomes.

Metal · 4 times · Somewhat high count

Areas to pay attention to: Traditional cultural reference only; not used to assess personal well-being. (traditional correspondence)

Keep shared spaces clean and reduce exposure to smoke or obvious irritants.

Everyday care: Avoid smoke and obvious irritants; keep your surroundings clean.

These count labels do not assess personal well-being or predict personal outcomes.

These are general self-care reminders, not a medical diagnosis. If you have ongoing discomfort or health concerns, consult a qualified health professional.

Part 6

Monthly guides from January through December

Each month presents trends and suggestions across four areas. Read personal monthly readings with the marked solar-term dates. Almanac recommendations use Gregorian dates and apply only to the specified matters.

January 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 11th lunar month of the Yi (Yin Wood)–Si (Snake) year (Gregorian calendar dates: January 1–18); 12th lunar month of the Yi (Yin Wood)–Si (Snake) year (Gregorian calendar dates: January 19–31)

Monthly theme

Supportive conditions may be more concentrated this month, so prepared plans can move ahead. wealth outlook and health and well-being can move forward steadily. When someone makes a concrete inquiry, explain the scope, fee, and how to confirm the details.

Overall rating Very favorable

Work Neutral

Keep work and learning steady this month by taking care of what is in front of you. Make collaboration needs concrete, and ask what the other person can support before planning the next step. When an outside request changes or a reply is delayed, focus first on the part of the schedule that is affected.

The retained evidence identifies an interaction between Indirect Resource and Eating God. This is a preliminary observation; a full assessment requires the confirmed natal chart, supportive roles, relative strength, and moderating relationships.

Suggestions and points to consider

Confirm the handoff and the need before making an external commitment, and treat support as available only after it is confirmed. Coordinate only the part that is actually affected.

Wealth outlook Very favorable

Supportive conditions for financial planning may be more concentrated this month, so you can move ahead with plans whose terms are clear. You may want to organize how you present a product or service, then discuss its scope and fee when someone asks. Consider information from others, then check the terms and keep only what fits. Confirm what another person will provide and when it will be available.

Suggestions and points to consider

When someone makes a concrete inquiry, explain the scope, fee, and how to confirm the details. Separate suggestions from confirmed terms, and use information only when it fits. Confirm each shared term and treat resources as available only when they are in place.

Relationships Neutral

Keep a comfortable pace in relationships and social life this month, guided by everyone’s preferences. Friction and different rhythms can help identify an interaction to address; a friction cue does not predict an argument or suggest either person is prone to impulsive reactions. Social connection and contact can follow your preferences; these cues do not confirm a new encounter or require more gatherings. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship. Companionship can follow a comfortable routine; this cue does not predict romance, travel, a date, or relationship status.

Suggestions and points to consider

Address the specific interaction that caused friction without treating the cue as a prediction of an argument or either person’s temperament. Choose social contact according to what suits you; a social cue alone does not confirm a new encounter or call for more gatherings. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship. Keep the companionship that feels comfortable to both people; do not read this cue as a prediction about romance, travel, a date, or relationship status.

Health and well-being Favorable

It may be easier to find everyday arrangements that suit you this month and maintain a comfortable pace. Everyday activities you are willing and able to do may help make room for ease in your routine. Leave some space in the routine and address the event that is currently interrupting your pace.

Suggestions and points to consider

Keep the everyday activities that feel manageable, and adjust them to your experience. If a plan is interrupted, adjust the one affected item and leave time to rest and transition to what comes next.

Reflection related to this month’s theme

You can choose an activity that suits you or take quiet time to rest. You do not need to prove this description by staying active or keeping a positive mood.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from January 5, 2026 at 4:23 PM (Minor Cold (Xiaohan)) to February 4, 2026 at 4:02 AM (Start of Spring (Lichun)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of January 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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February 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 12th lunar month of the Yi (Yin Wood)–Si (Snake) year (Gregorian calendar dates: February 1–16); 1st lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: February 17–28)

Monthly theme

A steadier pace may shape this month. Focus on what matters most right now. wealth outlook can move forward steadily; health and well-being call for careful planning. Arrange confirmed payments according to their actual status.

Overall rating Neutral

Work Neutral

Keep work and learning steady this month by taking care of what is in front of you. When an outside request changes or a reply is delayed, focus first on the part of the schedule that is affected.

Suggestions and points to consider

Coordinate only the part that is actually affected.

Wealth outlook Favorable

Financial planning may feel more supported this month. Put confirmed terms into practice one step at a time. Plan spending around the actual timing of confirmed incoming and outgoing funds. After a payment arrives, compare the deliverable and received amount with the agreement. Notice practical limits in a resource plan and identify the point that is blocked before adjusting it. Compare the statement with your income and expenses, then confirm what can be kept available.

Suggestions and points to consider

Arrange confirmed payments according to their actual status. Confirm the current practical limit before changing a resource plan. After payment arrives, compare the deliverable, agreed amount, and amount received, then check discrepancies with the responsible contact and do not count an unsettled balance as available. Use the actual statement to check income, expenses, and what remains available.

Relationships Neutral

Keep a comfortable pace in relationships and social life this month, guided by everyone’s preferences. Start with the interaction in front of you and find a way of staying in touch that works for both people. You can invite someone to connect, then decide on the plan according to each person’s current preference. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship.

Suggestions and points to consider

Check what form of contact works for both of you in the current interaction. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship. Let each person’s current preference guide an invitation.

Health and well-being Take care

Leave some flexibility in your routine this month and make room for rest and adjustment. Notice how an interruption affects the routine, then resume from the part that changed. Everyday care can draw on arrangements that suit you by first clarifying what kind of help you need, then discussing it with the other person. Keep habits that you have confirmed work for you, making the routine easier to continue.

Suggestions and points to consider

If an interruption occurs, return to the original plan from the affected point, and keep a routine that works when nothing was interrupted. If you need someone to coordinate with, agree on a time and what they can do, while keeping an arrangement that feels comfortable and practical to you. Keep the everyday approach you know works for you.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from February 4, 2026 at 4:02 AM (Start of Spring (Lichun)) to March 5, 2026 at 9:59 PM (Awakening of Insects (Jingzhe)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of February 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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March 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 1st lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: March 1–18); 2nd lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: March 19–31)

Monthly theme

Supportive conditions may be more concentrated this month, so prepared plans can move ahead. wealth outlook and relationships can move forward steadily. Choose your level of participation based on your interests and available time.

Overall rating Very favorable

Work Neutral

Keep work and learning steady this month by taking care of what is in front of you. Leave some room in the work plan for adjustments, and first clarify the part that is blocked or affected by outside coordination.

Suggestions and points to consider

When work gets stuck, check which step is affected and who needs to respond, then adjust that part of the delivery plan.

Wealth outlook Favorable

Financial planning may feel more supported this month. Put confirmed terms into practice one step at a time. You can compare new service options by checking their costs and exit terms before committing. Consider external limits and focus trade-offs on items that are actually needed now. Before trying a new purchase or service, check the first charge, recurring charges, and cancellation terms.

Suggestions and points to consider

Check the service, cost, and exit terms before deciding how much to take part. Make trade-offs only for choices with a concrete current need. Decide only after the first charge, recurring charges, and cancellation terms are clear, and wait if any are missing.

Relationships Very favorable

Supportive conditions for relationships and social connection may be more concentrated this month. You can move ahead with plans everyone wants. Choose how much to take part in social activities according to your interests and available time. You can share an idea while leaving room for the other person to choose and respond. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship. When someone else takes over a shared responsibility, notify the affected person and confirm they received the update.

Suggestions and points to consider

Choose your level of participation based on your interests and available time. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship. When you share an idea, leave space for the other person to choose and explain. If someone takes over an agreed responsibility, tell the affected person who is now responsible and what happens next, then confirm they received it; update only that agreement, and if no one takes it on, mark it as pending and set a time to confirm.

Health and well-being Neutral

Focus on a daily rhythm that works for your care and well-being this month. Notice everyday details and use a record to check a practical question when needed. Leave space in the schedule for pauses and rest so the pace can adjust. Notice what support is nearby, and check on a convenient time only if a need comes up. Plan activities around your actual needs and the resources available.

Suggestions and points to consider

Use notes and checks only when there is a concrete need. Leave time for pauses and rest around the actual schedule. Check a mutually convenient time for support when it is needed. Plan activity according to actual needs and available resources.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from March 5, 2026 at 9:59 PM (Awakening of Insects (Jingzhe)) to April 5, 2026 at 2:40 AM (Pure Brightness (Qingming)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of March 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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April 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 2nd lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: April 1–16); 3rd lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: April 17–30)

Monthly theme

Supportive conditions may be more concentrated this month, so prepared plans can move ahead. work and relationships can move forward steadily. Use the confirmed completion criteria to guide this delivery.

Overall rating Very favorable

Work Very favorable

Supportive conditions for work and learning may be more concentrated this month, making it a good time to advance prepared priorities. Work may feel easier to manage when the request and the completion criteria are clear. Collaboration can help when you state what information or support is needed, rather than carrying every step alone. Keep a pace that works for you, and organize details one at a time when they are needed.

Suggestions and points to consider

Use the confirmed completion criteria to guide this delivery. Tell a collaborator what is missing and which step you hope they can take, then confirm their support before promising a delivery time. Keep the approach that works, sorting through details when they are needed.

Wealth outlook Neutral

Focus on everyday income and expenses this month, and plan larger decisions around actual conditions. Consider information from others, then check the terms and keep only what fits. Confirm what another person will provide and when it will be available. Consider external limits and focus trade-offs on items that are actually needed now.

Suggestions and points to consider

Separate suggestions from confirmed terms, and use information only when it fits. Make trade-offs only for choices with a concrete current need. Confirm each shared term and treat resources as available only when they are in place.

Relationships Very favorable

Supportive conditions for relationships and social connection may be more concentrated this month. You can move ahead with plans everyone wants. Talk about responsibilities and future plans, while distinguishing ideas under discussion from promises already made. If coordination would help, ask specifically what kind of support the other person can offer. Social connection and contact can follow your preferences; these cues do not confirm a new encounter or require more gatherings. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship.

Suggestions and points to consider

Confirm which points are still ideas and which have been agreed to. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship. When support is needed, ask what kind of help is available. Choose social contact according to what suits you; a social cue alone does not confirm a new encounter or call for more gatherings.

Health and well-being Neutral

Focus on a daily rhythm that works for your care and well-being this month. If something keeps interrupting the usual plan, address that item first and leave room to regain your pace. Choose how much to take on according to your interests and convenience.

Suggestions and points to consider

Address only an interruption that is having a real effect on daily life. Choose how much to take part based on your interests and convenience.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from April 5, 2026 at 2:40 AM (Pure Brightness (Qingming)) to May 5, 2026 at 7:48 PM (Start of Summer (Lixia)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of April 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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May 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 3rd lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: May 1–16); 4th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: May 17–31)

Monthly theme

Overall, the month may feel smooth; steady progress can help. work can move forward steadily. Set the scope according to the information, authority, and resources actually available.

Overall rating Favorable

Work Favorable

Work and learning may move forward steadily this month. Focus first on goals that are already clear. The useful question is what the task requires and which obstacles you can address with your current authority and resources. Leave some room in the work plan for adjustments, and first clarify the part that is blocked or affected by outside coordination. Organize the process and responsibilities so each part has a clear handoff.

Suggestions and points to consider

Set the scope according to the information, authority, and resources actually available. When work gets stuck, check which step is affected and who needs to respond, then adjust that part of the delivery plan. Give each responsibility in the process a shared handoff point.

Wealth outlook Neutral

Focus on everyday income and expenses this month, and plan larger decisions around actual conditions. Consider external limits and focus trade-offs on items that are actually needed now.

Suggestions and points to consider

Make trade-offs only for choices with a concrete current need.

Relationships Neutral

Keep a comfortable pace in relationships and social life this month, guided by everyone’s preferences. If a phrase is unclear, return to what the other person actually said and check its meaning. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship. Allow for different rhythms and discuss what can change when an actual difference matters.

Suggestions and points to consider

If something is unclear, confirm what was actually said. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship. Discuss what can be adjusted for a real difference without requiring the same pace.

Health and well-being Neutral

Focus on a daily rhythm that works for your care and well-being this month. Before using everyday care information, check whether it fits your needs. Everyday care can draw on arrangements that suit you by first clarifying what kind of help you need, then discussing it with the other person. If something keeps interrupting the usual plan, address that item first and leave room to regain your pace.

Suggestions and points to consider

Before trying a suggestion, check whether it applies to you. Address only an interruption that is having a real effect on daily life. If you need someone to coordinate with, agree on a time and what they can do, while keeping an arrangement that feels comfortable and practical to you.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from May 5, 2026 at 7:48 PM (Start of Summer (Lixia)) to June 5, 2026 at 11:48 PM (Grain in Ear (Mangzhong)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of May 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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June 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 4th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: June 1–14); 5th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: June 15–30)

Monthly theme

Overall, the month may feel smooth; steady progress can help. work can move forward steadily. Bring a concrete obstacle to someone who can advise, then apply what is useful to the task.

Overall rating Favorable

Work Favorable

Work and learning may move forward steadily this month. Focus first on goals that are already clear. A specific question can make learning or asking for guidance more useful to the work in front of you. Leave some room in the work plan for adjustments, and first clarify the part that is blocked or affected by outside coordination.

Suggestions and points to consider

Bring a concrete obstacle to someone who can advise, then apply what is useful to the task. When work gets stuck, check which step is affected and who needs to respond, then adjust that part of the delivery plan.

Reflection related to this month’s theme

You can ask about what is unclear without pretending to know it already. If nothing is unclear, it is also fine to keep your current pace.

Wealth outlook Neutral

Focus on everyday income and expenses this month, and plan larger decisions around actual conditions. Discuss responsibilities for shared resources, including what each person can decide and take on. Consider external limits and focus trade-offs on items that are actually needed now.

Suggestions and points to consider

For shared resources, clarify responsibilities and decision-making first. Make trade-offs only for choices with a concrete current need.

Relationships Neutral

Keep a comfortable pace in relationships and social life this month, guided by everyone’s preferences. Build understanding by talking through what both people are willing to discuss. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship.

Suggestions and points to consider

Clarify understanding step by step using topics both people are willing to discuss. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship.

Health and well-being Neutral

Focus on a daily rhythm that works for your care and well-being this month. Everyday care can draw on arrangements that suit you by first clarifying what kind of help you need, then discussing it with the other person. If something keeps interrupting the usual plan, address that item first and leave room to regain your pace. Keep habits that you have confirmed work for you, making the routine easier to continue.

Suggestions and points to consider

If you need someone to coordinate with, agree on a time and what they can do, while keeping an arrangement that feels comfortable and practical to you. Address only an interruption that is having a real effect on daily life. Keep the everyday approach you know works for you.

If you need to drive or have a busy schedule, consider allowing extra time, checking your route, resting when tired, and staying focused while driving. This is general planning guidance, not an event prediction.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from June 5, 2026 at 11:48 PM (Grain in Ear (Mangzhong)) to July 7, 2026 at 9:56 AM (Minor Heat (Xiaoshu)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of June 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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July 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 5th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: July 1–13); 6th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: July 14–31)

Monthly theme

Consider slowing major plans, addressing visible obstacles, and then choosing a next step. work and health and well-being call for careful planning. Separate confirmed information from assumptions, and act only on what is supported.

Overall rating Extra care

Work Take care

A steady approach to work and learning may help this month. Confirm important commitments one more time. Leave some room in the work plan for adjustments, and first clarify the part that is blocked or affected by outside coordination. Collaboration can help when you state what information or support is needed, rather than carrying every step alone.

Suggestions and points to consider

When work gets stuck, check which step is affected and who needs to respond, then adjust that part of the delivery plan. Tell a collaborator what is missing and which step you hope they can take, then confirm their support before promising a delivery time. For example, if a Friday delivery is waiting on missing information, check what is missing and when it will arrive, then update the people affected.

Wealth outlook Neutral

Focus on everyday income and expenses this month, and plan larger decisions around actual conditions. Confirm what another person will provide and when it will be available. Consider external limits and focus trade-offs on items that are actually needed now.

Suggestions and points to consider

Confirm each shared term and treat resources as available only when they are in place. Make trade-offs only for choices with a concrete current need.

Relationships Neutral

Keep a comfortable pace in relationships and social life this month, guided by everyone’s preferences. Friction and different rhythms can help identify an interaction to address; a friction cue does not predict an argument or suggest either person is prone to impulsive reactions. If coordination would help, ask specifically what kind of support the other person can offer. Social connection and contact can follow your preferences; these cues do not confirm a new encounter or require more gatherings. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship.

Suggestions and points to consider

Address the specific interaction that caused friction without treating the cue as a prediction of an argument or either person’s temperament. When support is needed, ask what kind of help is available. Choose social contact according to what suits you; a social cue alone does not confirm a new encounter or call for more gatherings. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship.

Health and well-being Extra care

Daily routines may face more interruptions this month. Reduce commitments that feel difficult to accommodate and leave room for your own care. When information is unclear, separate what is known from what is still uncertain and work with the supported details. If something keeps interrupting the usual plan, address that item first and leave room to regain your pace.

Suggestions and points to consider

Separate confirmed information from assumptions, and act only on what is supported. Address only an interruption that is having a real effect on daily life.

Reflection related to this month’s theme

It is okay to leave something unknown for now. You do not have to treat a guess as something another person said or keep checking whether you did something wrong.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from July 7, 2026 at 9:56 AM (Minor Heat (Xiaoshu)) to August 7, 2026 at 7:42 PM (Start of Autumn (Liqiu)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of July 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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August 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 6th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: August 1–12); 7th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: August 13–31)

Monthly theme

Consider slowing major plans, addressing visible obstacles, and then choosing a next step. wealth outlook and health and well-being call for careful planning. For a shared payment, confirm each person’s share and how it will be settled.

Overall rating Extra care

Work Neutral

Keep work and learning steady this month by taking care of what is in front of you. When an outside request changes or a reply is delayed, focus first on the part of the schedule that is affected. Organize the process and responsibilities so each part has a clear handoff.

Suggestions and points to consider

Coordinate only the part that is actually affected. Give each responsibility in the process a shared handoff point.

Wealth outlook Extra care

Financial arrangements may face more friction this month. Consider pausing a transaction or payment if its terms do not fit. Agree on how shared resources will be divided, especially how joint payments will be settled. Review expense details and check that incurred or agreed costs have not been overlooked. Consider external limits and focus trade-offs on items that are actually needed now.

Suggestions and points to consider

For a shared payment, confirm each person’s share and how it will be settled. Check for missing items among costs already incurred or agreed. Make trade-offs only for choices with a concrete current need.

Relationships Neutral

Keep a comfortable pace in relationships and social life this month, guided by everyone’s preferences. Discuss shared plans by explaining what you hope for and listening to the other person’s preference. For important relationship choices, return to the people involved; friends’ experiences can add perspective. Friction and different rhythms can help identify an interaction to address; a friction cue does not predict an argument or suggest either person is prone to impulsive reactions. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship.

Suggestions and points to consider

Base invitations and shared plans on clear agreement from both people. Discuss important choices with the people involved, and treat friends’ experiences as one reference. Address the specific interaction that caused friction without treating the cue as a prediction of an argument or either person’s temperament. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship.

Health and well-being Take care

Leave some flexibility in your routine this month and make room for rest and adjustment. Leave some space in the routine and address the event that is currently interrupting your pace. Notice what support is nearby, and check on a convenient time only if a need comes up.

Suggestions and points to consider

If a plan is interrupted, adjust the one affected item and leave time to rest and transition to what comes next. Check a mutually convenient time for support when it is needed.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from August 7, 2026 at 7:42 PM (Start of Autumn (Liqiu)) to September 7, 2026 at 10:41 PM (White Dew (Bailu)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of August 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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September 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 7th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: September 1–10); 8th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: September 11–30)

Monthly theme

Overall, the month may feel smooth; steady progress can help. work and relationships can move forward steadily; wealth outlook call for careful planning. Confirm a shared basis for the division of work and its deliverables.

Overall rating Favorable

Work Very favorable

Supportive conditions for work and learning may be more concentrated this month, making it a good time to advance prepared priorities. Cooperation can start with a shared understanding of responsibilities and deliverables. Collaboration can help when you state what information or support is needed, rather than carrying every step alone. When an outside request changes or a reply is delayed, focus first on the part of the schedule that is affected.

Suggestions and points to consider

Confirm a shared basis for the division of work and its deliverables. Coordinate only the part that is actually affected. Tell a collaborator what is missing and which step you hope they can take, then confirm their support before promising a delivery time.

Wealth outlook Take care

Review financial terms carefully this month and allow an extra check before making a payment or commitment. Bring spending decisions back to your own preferences and what you can afford, including plans with other people. Notice practical limits in a resource plan and identify the point that is blocked before adjusting it. Consider information from others, then check the terms and keep only what fits. Consider external limits and focus trade-offs on items that are actually needed now.

Suggestions and points to consider

Respond to shared plans according to your preferences and what you can afford. Separate suggestions from confirmed terms, and use information only when it fits. Confirm the current practical limit before changing a resource plan. Make trade-offs only for choices with a concrete current need.

Relationships Very favorable

Supportive conditions for relationships and social connection may be more concentrated this month. You can move ahead with plans everyone wants. Discuss shared plans by explaining what you hope for and listening to the other person’s preference. If coordination would help, ask specifically what kind of support the other person can offer. Social connection and contact can follow your preferences; these cues do not confirm a new encounter or require more gatherings. Companionship can follow a comfortable routine; this cue does not predict romance, travel, a date, or relationship status.

Suggestions and points to consider

Base invitations and shared plans on clear agreement from both people. When support is needed, ask what kind of help is available. Choose social contact according to what suits you; a social cue alone does not confirm a new encounter or call for more gatherings. Keep the companionship that feels comfortable to both people; do not read this cue as a prediction about romance, travel, a date, or relationship status.

Health and well-being Neutral

Suggestions and points to consider

Address only an interruption that is having a real effect on daily life. Choose how much to take part based on your interests and convenience.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from September 7, 2026 at 10:41 PM (White Dew (Bailu)) to October 8, 2026 at 2:29 PM (Cold Dew (Hanlu)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of September 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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October 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 8th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: October 1–9); 9th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: October 10–31)

Monthly theme

Consider slowing major plans, addressing visible obstacles, and then choosing a next step. work and relationships call for careful planning. Describe the options in terms that can be compared, along with the limits already known.

Overall rating Extra care

Work Extra care

Work and learning may meet more obstacles this month. Consider waiting on important plans until their terms are clear. Explaining different views and comparing methods may help identify an approach that fits the known limits. Leave some room in the work plan for adjustments, and first clarify the part that is blocked or affected by outside coordination.

Suggestions and points to consider

Describe the options in terms that can be compared, along with the limits already known. When work gets stuck, check which step is affected and who needs to respond, then adjust that part of the delivery plan.

Wealth outlook Neutral

Focus on everyday income and expenses this month, and plan larger decisions around actual conditions. Notice practical limits in a resource plan and identify the point that is blocked before adjusting it. Consider external limits and focus trade-offs on items that are actually needed now. Before trying a new purchase or service, check the first charge, recurring charges, and cancellation terms.

Suggestions and points to consider

Confirm the current practical limit before changing a resource plan. Make trade-offs only for choices with a concrete current need. Decide only after the first charge, recurring charges, and cancellation terms are clear, and wait if any are missing.

Relationships Extra care

Handle important relationship plans with care this month. Leave room when the details have not been agreed on yet. In a conversation, explain what you need and listen to the response, using the specific interaction as a starting point. Friction and different rhythms can help identify an interaction to address; a friction cue does not predict an argument or suggest either person is prone to impulsive reactions. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship. When someone else takes over a shared responsibility, notify the affected person and confirm they received the update.

Suggestions and points to consider

Explain what you need based on this interaction, and listen to how the other person understood it. If someone takes over an agreed responsibility, tell the affected person who is now responsible and what happens next, then confirm they received it; update only that agreement, and if no one takes it on, mark it as pending and set a time to confirm. Address the specific interaction that caused friction without treating the cue as a prediction of an argument or either person’s temperament. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship.

Reflection related to this month’s theme

If a conversation leaves you uncomfortable, you can address the part that affected you without turning it into a judgment about either person’s character.

Health and well-being Neutral

Focus on a daily rhythm that works for your care and well-being this month. Leave some space in the routine and address the event that is currently interrupting your pace. Everyday care can draw on arrangements that suit you by first clarifying what kind of help you need, then discussing it with the other person.

Suggestions and points to consider

If a plan is interrupted, adjust the one affected item and leave time to rest and transition to what comes next. If you need someone to coordinate with, agree on a time and what they can do, while keeping an arrangement that feels comfortable and practical to you.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from October 8, 2026 at 2:29 PM (Cold Dew (Hanlu)) to November 7, 2026 at 5:52 PM (Start of Winter (Lidong)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of October 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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November 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 9th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: November 1–8); 10th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: November 9–30)

Monthly theme

Overall, the month may feel smooth; steady progress can help. wealth outlook and health and well-being can move forward steadily; relationships call for careful planning. When someone makes a concrete inquiry, explain the scope, fee, and how to confirm the details.

Overall rating Favorable

Work Neutral

Suggestions and points to consider

Confirm the handoff and the need before making an external commitment, and treat support as available only after it is confirmed. Coordinate only the part that is actually affected.

Wealth outlook Very favorable

Suggestions and points to consider

Relationships Take care

A little more conversation may help with important relationship plans this month. Check that everyone understands the arrangements in the same way. If your schedules or preferred pace differ, look for an arrangement that works for both people. Start with the interaction in front of you and find a way of staying in touch that works for both people. Friction and different rhythms can help identify an interaction to address; a friction cue does not predict an argument or suggest either person is prone to impulsive reactions. Social connection and contact can follow your preferences; these cues do not confirm a new encounter or require more gatherings.

Suggestions and points to consider

When timing differs, check what arrangement works for both of you. Check what form of contact works for both of you in the current interaction. Address the specific interaction that caused friction without treating the cue as a prediction of an argument or either person’s temperament. Choose social contact according to what suits you; a social cue alone does not confirm a new encounter or call for more gatherings.

Health and well-being Favorable

Suggestions and points to consider

Keep the everyday activities that feel manageable, and adjust them to your experience. If a plan is interrupted, adjust the one affected item and leave time to rest and transition to what comes next.

Reflection related to this month’s theme

You can choose an activity that suits you or take quiet time to rest. You do not need to prove this description by staying active or keeping a positive mood.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from November 7, 2026 at 5:52 PM (Start of Winter (Lidong)) to December 7, 2026 at 10:52 AM (Major Snow (Daxue)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of November 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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December 2026 · Monthly outlook

Lunar calendar: 10th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: December 1–8); 11th lunar month of the Bing (Yang Fire)–Wu (Horse) year (Gregorian calendar dates: December 9–31)

Monthly theme

Overall, the month may feel smooth; steady progress can help. work and wealth outlook can move forward steadily. Confirm a shared basis for the division of work and its deliverables.

Overall rating Favorable

Work Favorable

Work and learning may move forward steadily this month. Focus first on goals that are already clear. Cooperation can start with a shared understanding of responsibilities and deliverables. When an outside request changes or a reply is delayed, focus first on the part of the schedule that is affected.

Suggestions and points to consider

Confirm a shared basis for the division of work and its deliverables. Coordinate only the part that is actually affected.

Wealth outlook Favorable

Financial planning may feel more supported this month. Put confirmed terms into practice one step at a time. Plan spending around the actual timing of confirmed incoming and outgoing funds. Check the numbers first, then plan how to use resources according to actual income and expenses. Notice practical limits in a resource plan and identify the point that is blocked before adjusting it. Compare the statement with your income and expenses, then confirm what can be kept available.

Suggestions and points to consider

Arrange confirmed payments according to their actual status. Confirm the current practical limit before changing a resource plan. Set the order for using resources based on actual income and expenses. Use the actual statement to check income, expenses, and what remains available.

Relationships Neutral

Keep a comfortable pace in relationships and social life this month, guided by everyone’s preferences. You can share an idea while leaving room for the other person to choose and respond. Outside opinions can prompt a direct check-in about an important arrangement, but they do not establish interference or pressure on the relationship.

Suggestions and points to consider

When you share an idea, leave space for the other person to choose and explain. Confirm important arrangements directly with each other; outside opinions alone do not mean anyone is interfering or putting pressure on the relationship.

Health and well-being Neutral

Focus on a daily rhythm that works for your care and well-being this month. Everyday care can draw on arrangements that suit you by first clarifying what kind of help you need, then discussing it with the other person. Keep habits that you have confirmed work for you, making the routine easier to continue.

Suggestions and points to consider

If you need someone to coordinate with, agree on a time and what they can do, while keeping an arrangement that feels comfortable and practical to you. Keep the everyday approach you know works for you.

Dates and timing

BaZi monthly-cycle period (Taipei time, UTC+8): from December 7, 2026 at 10:52 AM (Major Snow (Daxue)) to January 5, 2027 at 10:09 PM (Minor Cold (Xiaohan)); the start is included and the end is excluded.

The table covers the full Gregorian month of December 2026. Each date applies only to the activity in its row.

Activity	Dates to consider	Dates to avoid
There are no related activity dates to consider this month.

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Part 7

Appendix and after reading

Choose the goal that matters most this year, then compare it with the actions suggested for each month. The monthly guide follows Gregorian calendar months. BaZi notes apply to the solar-term periods listed for each month, while almanac dates refer to specific occasions within a Gregorian month.