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BaZi, Zi Wei & Chinese Zodiac — Explained Plainly

Guides written the way we'd want them written: plain language first, the traditional terms kept as evidence, not decoration.

Chinese Zodiac

The year-based layer most people already know — trine groups, clashes, and how to read them correctly.

Twelve animals, four families, six built-in tensions. Here is the whole system laid out plainly — not just whether your signs ‘match’.

Two people who both move first, matched on tempo. The risk with this pair isn't a clash — it's racing each other toward the same door.

If you were born in January or February, the calendar year on your birth certificate is probably lying to you about your sign.

The full birth-time chart: four pillars, ten gods, and the Day Master everything is read against.

Eight characters, four pillars, one birth moment. Here is what BaZi is actually measuring, in plain terms.

If you only learn one BaZi term, make it this one. Everything else in a chart is measured against it.

A second, independently structured Chinese system: twelve palaces, over a hundred stars.

Same birth moment as BaZi, completely different method: twelve palaces, over a hundred stars, one chart per life.

Every Zi Wei chart has one house that sets the tone for all eleven others. This is what lives in it, and why it matters.

How BaZi, Zi Wei, and Western astrology relate — and where they genuinely diverge.

Same raw material — your exact birth moment — read through two independently developed systems. Here's where they actually part ways.