BaZi — the Four Pillars of Destiny

A client asked about his son’s major and exam performance. I said his big exam scores would be lower than usual, and he scored 671.

A client asked if her friend could get into a top 985 university. The score later fell within the school range I mentioned.

I told her the student would score around second-tier undergraduate level, with likely slips in science subjects. She came back with the score: 539 in science.

She asked about her brother’s college exam outlook and her own year chart. Both matched what happened later.

A nurse asked about her career outlook for 2026. She later wrote to say she had passed her exam on the third try.

A client asked if she would pass her upcoming public institution interview. I looked at her BaZi and said the odds were low this summer, with better timing in 2027-2028.

He asked if the relationship would end decently. I told him to be honest, not to hide it.

A client asked about her career in 2024. Three years later, she came back to say the timing had held.

A client with irregular periods asked when she might conceive. I read her BaZi and shared home adjustments to support her.

I told her to watch her son for bumps and falls this May-July. He later got a knee fracture during a sports match.

A client asked when she could stop taking medication for anxiety and depression. I looked at her BaZi and suggested home adjustments.

She asked about her career path. I mentioned group discount vouchers for the coming year. She said her manager had just proposed the store’s first one in 41 years.

Two years ago I noted career changes in 2024. She wrote to say a transfer notice had just come.

A client asked about her mother’s year-long dizziness that did not improve with anxiety medication. I looked at her BaZi and gave suggestions on care and home adjustments.

A client’s daughter had sudden rapid heart rate with no clear cause. I looked at her BaZi and suggested home and lifestyle adjustments.

She asked if her dumpling shop could grow into a big company. I told her small and steady was the right size for her.

I sent her a list of high-probability health risks. She wrote back saying most of them already had a diagnosis.

A client asked about buying a home. Years later she came back to say the timing, price range and neighborhood details had lined up.

A client asked about a promotion timeline for a government clerk. The timing of the news and the actual promotion matched the reading.

A client stuck between returning to work in Wuhan or moving to Chengdu asked for a BaZi reading. I told her to stay put for now and move in late 2027 at the earliest.

A client asked about career direction and 2027 adjustments. She later found a goat ornament she’d searched for nearly a year, and said earlier timing notes had held.

He asked about his grandmother’s heart failure diagnosis. A later blood test found low potassium instead.

A client asked about her mother's yearly health outlook. I noted areas to watch, and she later said a small home fix helped with a sudden knee issue.

A client asked for help when her son ran a fever after orthognathic surgery. I looked at his BaZi and gave a few suggestions, and he was discharged soon after.