Exams and study

A client asked about adjustments for her 13-year-old son’s studies. After following the suggestions, his final exam rank stayed in the class top 10.

A client told me their child had been admitted to their desired school and major, saying my earlier reading had held.

A client told me her younger brother’s grades jumped after we adjusted the study area of their home. He ended up ranking first in his class.

A client asked if a paid connection could get their child into a public advanced class. A year later, they sent the admission notice.

A parent asked for help with their child’s health and mood. Two years later, they shared the child’s high school entrance exam result.

A client asked about her daughter’s high school admission. I read her BaZi and I Ching divination, and she later got into a key school.

A client asked about her career path. She later told me she had passed her interview.

She was stuck on the background check for her civil service application. I said the year was favorable, and she might get an exception.

A client asked about her daughter’s academic outlook for the year. When results came back, the score was in the range I had noted.

A client asked about her son’s upcoming college entrance exam. Later she wrote to say his score was within the expected range.

A mother asked about her daughter and a friend’s son ahead of the national college entrance exam. Both scored well when results came out.

I looked at her son’s BaZi and said a first-tier university place was likely. He scored 524, six points above the special control line.

A client told me her children had been admitted to their schools. I went over the younger child’s BaZi chart for the coming year.

A client asked what careers fit her daughter before choosing a major. Three years later, the girl was admitted to Fudan University.

She asked about her exam odds. Later she wrote to say she had been admitted to the PhD program.

She asked if her daughter could get a leadership role in military training. Later she wrote to say her daughter had joined the student council.

Ten years of ink fragrance drift from the inkstone; Wenchang’s radiance shines upon the jade-carved tower. A scroll lies within the breast, a brush that blooms; the brush moves like silver hooks to pluck laurel in autumn. — Written in the Wu month of the Yisi year

A client asked about middle school options for her son. I looked at his BaZi and listed criteria to match. He got into the school I said fit better.

A client asked why her daughter got headaches from studying. I gave her a few things to check at home after an I Ching divination.

A client asked if paying to get her child into a top middle school class would work. I said the connection would not hold, and to wait for 2026.

A client asked about his son’s grad school exam odds. Later he wrote back to say the admission notice had come out.

A road charging the Mingtang often brings patients with blockages; when the Wenchang Palace shows the Broken Sha, daughters may suffer from depression. Books and shoes placed in reversed order, with the positions of Heaven and Earth inverted, lead to rebellious children and disordered hierarchy between elder and younger. A “monkey sealed atop a horse”—a pun on “immediate ennoblement”—means the household produces public officials at the same time. All verified ☯️

A client asked about his son’s 2024 graduate school exam chances. Later he wrote to say the boy had been admitted, to a program he had not expected.

A client asked about three planned trips. I read the cast, and noted the June UK trip would likely be delayed, with the National Day trip tied to school visits.