The twelve zodiac signs are not twelve fixed personalities, but twelve expression modes of the zodiac. Reading a horoscope combines elements, patterns, rulers, planetary functions, houses and aspects.

Fire signs include Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius, with the core being action, passion, creativity, sense of direction, and vitality.

Earth signs include Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn. The core is reality, body, resources, order, and long-term commitment.

Air signs include Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius, and the core is information, language, relationships, concepts, and systematic understanding.

Water signs include Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces, and their core is feelings, memories, intimacy, empathy, and deep connections.

The three modes of basic, fixed, and changing explain the action rhythm of the constellation: basic is responsible for starting, fixed is responsible for maintaining, and changing is responsible for adjustment.

The core of Aries is not to simply rush, but to light the fire first, open the way first, try first, and then know yourself in action. It talks about how vitality can take action directly, and also talks about the price of being anxious, truthful, quick and unwilling to be delayed.

The core of Taurus is not to be slow, but to make things truly practical, stable and sustainable. It talks about the sense of body, value, and rhythm, and also talks about why some people must feel safe before they can truly open themselves up.

The core of Gemini is not floating, but constant connection, naming, switching and understanding. It talks about information flow, curiosity, language speed and multi-threaded operation, and also talks about why some people have to talk, ask and try before they become alive.

The core of Cancer is not just sensitivity, but the ability to first use feelings, memories and protective instincts to understand the world. It talks about belonging, care, emotional safety, and why some people have to feel caught before they can really open up.

The core of Leo is not love for expression, but the vitality that wants to be seen, affirmed, and fully expressed. It's about self-esteem, creativity, centering and passion, and why it hurts so much to be ignored.

The core of Virgo is not to be picky, but to make things more accurate, stable, and usable. It talks about resolution, correction, sense of service and system maintenance, and also talks about why it is difficult for some people to let go of details.

The core of Libra is not hesitation, but the continuous feeling of proportion, atmosphere and mutual influence between people. It's about relationships, aesthetics, negotiation, and fairness, and why overthinking others can make your own decisions difficult.

The core of Scorpio is not mystery, but intensity. It's about deep feelings, control, trust, a sense of danger, connections that can't be taken lightly, and why some people are so hard to take lightly once they get serious.

The core of Sagittarius is not that it is out of tune, but that its vitality always wants to run further. It's about exploration, meaning, perspective, truth and expansion, and why being trapped can make it lose its luster so quickly.

The core of Capricorn is not coldness, but thinking about reality, results, time and load-bearing very early on. It talks about ambition, structure, responsibility, endurance, and why some people always seem to live very seriously.

The core of Aquarius is not the label of rebellion, but the need to maintain spiritual freedom, observation distance, and system updates. It talks about independence, ideas, community, a sense of the future, and why some people have to step away a little before they can see the big picture.

The core of Pisces is not confusion, but the sensitivity after the boundaries are thinned. It talks about empathy, imagination, inspiration, softness and dissolution, and also talks about why some people are always deeply affected by atmosphere, emotions and invisible things.

The imbalance of the elements in the horoscope is not about making up for whatever is missing, but rather looking at the proportion and use of the four functions of fire, earth, wind and water in action, reality, thinking and feeling.