The detailed analysis of Ziwei Dou Shu 108 stars is as follows:
1. Lucun star: represents the noble person in the life palace, and has the meaning of promotion and improvement of status.
2. Tianji star: represents clear thinking and insight, and is also one of the ruined stars.
3. Tianliang star: represents academics, talent and motivation, and is the star of promotion.
4. Wenchang Star: represents wisdom, scholarship, culture and knowledge, and is the star of scholars and literati.
5. Tiantongxing: represents work and organizational skills, and is also a symbol of unity and cooperation.
6. The longevity star: represents longevity and health, and is also a helper in developing and running a business.
7. Bathing Star: Represents interpersonal relationships and harmony, and is also an important star for improving wealth.
8. Celestial stars: represent beauty and appearance, and are also symbols of reality and practice.
9. Tianliang Star: represents money and material achievements, and also represents helping and benefiting others.
10. Angry Star: Represents vitality and fighting spirit, and is also a symbol of innovation and enterprising spirit.
11. Ambush Star: Represents potential dangers and challenges, and is also a symbol of overcoming difficulties.
12. Pojun Star: represents combat effectiveness and destructive power, and is also a symbol of standing out.
13. Greedy Wolf Star: represents power and desire, and is also a symbol of charm and authority.
14. Sky Star: Represents ideals and lofty ideals, and is also a symbol of taking on great responsibilities and idealism.
15. Tianfu Star: represents resources and wealth, and is also a symbol of family and marriage.
16. Lian Zhenxing: Represents strong morals and principles, and is also a symbol of happiness and tranquility.
17. Wuquxing: represents military strength and courage, and is also a symbol of authority and discipline.
18. The Thief Star: represents deception and corruption, and is also a symbol of vulnerability.
19. Defeat Star: Represents failure and difficulties, and is also a symbol of will and belief.
20. Purple Micro Star: Represents auspiciousness and glory, and is also a symbol of power and prestige.
21. Tianji Star: represents wisdom and insight, and is also one of the ruined stars.
Twenty-two, Tianliang star: represents academics, talent and thought, and is also the star of promotion.
23. Wenchang Star: represents knowledge, scholarship and culture, and is also a symbol of literati and scholars.
Twenty-four. Tiantongxing: represents teamwork and coordination skills, and is also an assistant for work and career development.
Twenty-five, longevity star: represents longevity and health, and is also a symbol of career and wealth.
26. Bathing Star: Represents interpersonal relationships and communication skills, and is also an important star for improving wealth.
Twenty-seven. Celestial stars: represent appearance and image, and are also symbols of reality and practice.
Twenty-eight. Tianliang Star: Represents wealth and material achievements, and is also a symbol of honesty and kindness.
29. Angry Star: Represents vitality and fighting spirit, and is also a symbol of innovation and progress.
30. Ambush Star: Represents potential dangers and difficulties, and is also a symbol of courage and confidence.
31. Pojun Star: represents combat effectiveness and destructive power, and is also a symbol of standing out.
32. Greedy Wolf Star: represents power and desire, and is also a symbol of ambition and charm.
33. Sky Star: Represents ideals and lofty ideals, and is also a symbol of taking on great responsibilities and idealism.
34. Tianfu Star: represents resources and wealth, and is also a symbol of family and marriage.
35. Lian Zhenxing: Represents strong morals and principles, and is also a symbol of happiness and tranquility.
36. Wu Quxing: represents military strength and courage, and is also a symbol of discipline and authority.
37. Breaking Thief Star: represents deception and corruption, and is also a symbol of attacks and challenges from others.
38. Failure Star: Represents failure and setbacks, and is also a symbol of persistence and hard work.
39. Purple Micro Star: Represents good fortune and glory, and is also a symbol of power and prestige.
Forty, Tianji star: represents wisdom and insight, and is also one of the ruined stars.
41. Tianliang star: represents academics, talent and thought, and is also the star of promotion.
42. Wenchang Star: represents knowledge, scholarship and culture, and is also a symbol of literati and scholars.
Forty-three, Tian Tongxing: represents teamwork and coordination skills, and is also an assistant for work and career development.
44. Eternal Life Star: Represents longevity and health, and is also a symbol of career and wealth.
45. Bathing Star: Represents interpersonal relationships and communication skills, and is also an important star for improving wealth.
Forty-six. Celestial stars: represent appearance and image, and are also symbols of reality and practice.
Forty-seven. Tianliang Star: Represents wealth and material achievements, and is also a symbol of honesty and kindness.
48. Angry Star: Represents vitality and fighting spirit, and is also a symbol of innovation and progress.
Forty-nine. Ambush Star: Represents potential dangers and difficulties, and is also a symbol of courage and confidence.
Fifty, Pojun Star: represents combat effectiveness and destructive power, and is also a symbol of standing out.
History of Ziwei Dou Shu:
Compared with the eight-character and four-pillar predictions, Ziwei Dou Shu has an earlier origin and is derived from the Book of Changes, so it is also known as They are two major schools of traditional Chinese numerology; Ziwei Dou Shu fortune-telling includes the five elements of astronomy, geography, Feng Shui, and has modern connotations that focus on social environment and interpersonal relationships. It is outstanding in China's mysterious prediction culture and ranks among the "Five Big Five". The first of the "divine numbers", known as "China's first divine number".
Ziwei Dou Shu was revered as "Emperor Studies" in ancient times. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there was a "Qin Tian Jian" in the palace to study it. Only those who had access to Zi Wei Dou Shu were limited to Members of the royal family or officials appointed by the emperor. This is why the Bazi is widely circulated among Chinese people, but the Ziwei Dou Shu is rarely known.
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