Lunar calendar: on October 29th, the year of Guiwei
Eight characters: Guiwei Guihai Jihai Jiazi
Five elements: soil, water, soil, water, wood and water
Orientation: north, middle, north, north, north, northeast
Deficiency: golden fire
Zodiac: sheep
Second:
Mao
Five Elements: Earthy Wood, Earthy Wood, Earthy Wood
Orientation: Middle East, Middle East, Middle East, East East
Shortage: Golden Water Fire
Zodiac: Cattle
According to the principle of birthdates's naming
According to birthdates's naming, we should first look at the balance of the five elements according to the eight characters and four pillars, and judge the likes and dislikes of the five elements. Each element in the eight characters corresponds to one of the five elements of "Jin Mu fire, water and soil", which is strong to suppress and weak to supplement. This "suppression" and "compensation" is to skillfully use the principle that the five elements are mutually reinforcing (the five elements are mutually reinforcing: golden water, aquatic wood, wood fire, fire earth, native gold; Five elements: Jin Kemu, Mu Ke Tu, Tu Ke Shui, Shui Ke Huo, Huo Ke Jin) achieve the balance of the five elements.
For example, if the five elements are short of water, the words with water attribute should be used as much as possible in the name. The five elements are too rich in soil and lack of wood, so it is necessary to use the words with wood attributes as much as possible to name them. However, we should also be careful not to make up too much. Generally speaking, birthdates contains the following attributes: gold, wood, water, fire and earth. If there are two attributes in a certain attribute, it is moderate, more than two are "prosperous", less than two are "weak", and none is lacking.
Of course, a good name should also take into account the auspicious and beautiful pronunciation and meaning as much as possible. If you are too rigid in the balance of mathematics and physics, and the pronunciation and meaning of the name are not good, it is difficult to achieve the best effect.
do you need to name it after birthdates?
do I have to name my baby according to birthdates? This is a matter of different opinions. If you think this name makes sense, you can try to use it. And those parents who want to choose other names for their babies don't have to be particularly worried because the baby's name is not good, which will affect the baby's luck. In fact, some successful celebrities and enterprises got their names by accident. For example, Sun Yat-sen, the pioneer of the democratic revolution, was originally named Sun Wen, and the name "Zhongshan" came from the alias "Zhongshan Qiao" he casually wrote down when he was in exile in Japan. "Zhongshan" is a Japanese surname. There is also the famous Nokia: the name of Nokia Company was adopted because the company started to produce plastic products in the Finnish city of Nokia.