BaZi — the Four Pillars of Destiny

She had been in and out of treatment since February. Zongyuan read the chart, then sent a list of things to fix at home.

She asked when her husband could retire. I read three years ahead instead, and the year he would not move turned out to be the year his shares vest.

She wanted to know about the separation. I read both charts and told her the split was not a loss. In autumn she wrote back: it had all played out as described.

She asked whether a promotion would come through. I said promotion or a raise, one of the two, most likely in autumn. She wrote back in October.

A client asked about her son's job prospects for civil service and banks. He later signed with a local city commercial bank as a teller.

A client checked in about the year’s reading. She said her company had seen big shifts, but she’d stayed in place as noted.

I told her 2026 would bring career advancement and a company restructure in autumn. She wrote back to say both had happened.

A mother asked about her son’s tic disorder and when it might ease. Months later, she wrote back to say his focus and mood had improved.

A client told me last year’s health reading for her classmate matched the recent pathology result: ductal carcinoma in situ.

A client asked if she could pass the civil service exam. I told her 2026 held good chances for school roles. She soon got an offer from a police academy.

She wrote to say her husband had a pay cut this month. I had noted the trend of reduced compensation in his BaZi (Four Pillars of Destiny) chart.

A client asked about civil service exam timing via BaZi. She later landed a district-level institution role doing document work.

A client returns two years after a BaZi career reading to share that all previous guidance has played out as suggested.

I told her her role would not last through this year, and her partner would start a new path in 2026. She came back with updates on both.

A client asked about selling his house to pay off debts. The deal came through on the first day of the month I noted.

A client asked about her female employee’s possible career changes. I noted 2026 would bring children; three years later, the timing held.

I told her she could get a public school teaching post, likely middle school level. She came back to say she passed the spring recruitment.

A client asked about selling their guesthouse. I noted the year’s pricing trend and suggested closing within the first two windows.

A client asked if she should leave her industry. I looked at her BaZi and laid out the timing of company changes and possible career directions.

A client asked about her daughter’s low motivation for school. After adjustments based on her BaZi, the girl’s grades improved and she got into a public key high school.

I told her the child would get into a first-tier university, mid-ranked. She wrote back to say he got into a 211 program.

I told her not to aim too high on the school choice. She skipped the top school, and her son got in.

A client asked about her son’s 2026 high school entrance exam. After results came out, she said he missed the top school by a few points, matching the earlier reading.

She asked about career and wealth. I noted a 2021 financial uptick, and she confirmed an unexpected promotion that year.