Guides
Terms used when two charts are read side by side: the partnership palace, what complements, what clashes, and how different types behave in interaction.
Ri Zhi (Fu Qi Gong)
the day branch: the partnership palace
Ri Zhi Xiang Chong
the day branch is clashed
Ri Zhi Xiang He
the day branch is combined
Han Nuan Hu Bu
one runs cold and the other warm: complementary
Shi Shen Hu Bu
complementary ten gods between two charts
Ji Shen Hu Bi
one person's strongest element is the other's unfavourable one
Yong Shen Zai Ti
the partner's strong element is your useful element
Bi Jie Wang De Ren
people with strong peer elements
Yin Wang De Ren
people with strong resource
Shi Shang Wang De Ren
people with strong output
Cai Wang De Ren
people with strong wealth
Guan Sha Wang De Ren
people with strong officer elements
How should I read this chapter?
Each row gives the pinyin, the plain-English name, and what it points to in real life. The terms are labels for structure, not verdicts: read them as a way of describing a chart, then look at the behaviour they suggest. This chapter holds 12 terms in 2 sections.
Where do these terms appear in the product?
In the chart read-out, the advice layer, the comparison conclusions and the period notes. When a word on a result page is unfamiliar, come back here for the row that explains it.
Can a term be used as a conclusion?
No. Terms describe structure; the scores come from a separate model whose formulas are published. We make no claim about outcomes, in either direction.