Great luck refers to the good or bad luck at each stage in a person's life. The fleeting year refers to the fortune of a certain year.
The Grand Canal is a term in Chinese numerology. The Grand Canal is arranged according to the order of the month. It also plays an important role in the birth date and horoscope. The five elements of the Grand Canal are closely related to the horoscope.
The fleeting year refers to each year in the ten-year Universiade, and is the specific thing that happened in the Universiade. The Grand Canal is arranged according to the monthly order, and it also plays a very important role in the birth date and horoscope. The five elements of the Grand Canal and the horoscope are closely related.
The fleeting time in Ziwei Dou Shu refers to using the fate palace where the earthly branches are located as the fleeting life palace to analyze the good and bad situation of the year. For example, in the year of Zi, Zi is the fortune palace for the fleeting years, and for the year of Chou, Chou is the palace of fortune for the fleeting years. The picture below shows someone's fortune palace in 2009.
The relationship between the Grand Canal and the fleeting year:
The relationship between the Grand Canal, the small fortune and the fleeting year, as well as the relationship between the three and the four pillars, is extremely complex. It is a prediction It is one of the most important links in determining good or bad luck. Therefore, the ancients paid great attention to this aspect of research when writing books and theories.
Although there are countless excellent theories on big luck, small luck, fleeting years, and general luck, the theory is profound, the views are complicated, and there are so many chapters that later scholars are at a loss.
The relationship between the great fortune, the fleeting year and the four pillars is mainly the fleeting year, followed by the great fortune. The small fortune depends on whether it helps Tai Sui or the great fortune, and then depends on the use of the four pillars and the yen. Or the likes and dislikes of each of the four pillars can be used to determine the good or bad of life, which is easier to grasp.