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Which one is more important, the four changes of palace stem or the four changes of birth year?
A reliable starting point is the article's main conclusion: The four transformations of Gongqian start from a certain palace and see how this area can send wealth, power, power, and taboo to other areas.
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The Four Transformations of Gonggan issue questions from one palace position
The key point of the Four Transformations of the Palace Stem is to start from the Heavenly Stem of a certain palace and see which palaces this area sends Lu, Quan, Ke and Ji. It does not give an overall background like the four modernizations of the year of birth, but is more like a local flow starting from a certain issue. For example, starting from the palace of husband and wife, you can see how relationships affect finances, career, fortune, or property; starting from the palace of career, you can see how work affects income, external environment, and internal pressure. The four transformations of palace stems create a sense of cause and effect between palaces: each palace does not exist independently, but one area sends power to another area.
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