The nobility of the eight-character national seal mainly represents honesty, reliability, justice and fairness. If a person's eight-character life is marked with the national seal noble, then the owner of life is generally kind and kind, observes etiquette, acts according to rules, and will not practice favoritism and malpractice. Yuan Hai Zi Ping explains in detail the judgment of the eight-character national seal: "A sees wealth, B sees the sea, C sees ugliness, D sees ugliness, E sees ugliness, holds his own opinion, Geng sees Chen, Xin sees four, I see failure, I see giving".
Take B meets Shanghai as an example. In the case that the annual dry or the daily dry is A, if Hai appears in the earthly branch of the eight characters, then there will be dignitaries from China and India in the Tiangong map. If you meet Hai in the fleeting Universiade, there will be nobles of the country and India in the fortune, and so on. "Chengzhai Art College" records a century-old point, passers-by feel sad, deer go to Wangningtang, and crows crow at Liuchuan Temple. Waves and swords disappear, storms and iron palaces move. Only Zhangjiang, a vast country and India.
The origin of the nobility in this country and India
A distinguished official in ancient countries and India refers to the situation that a person's horoscope has "heavenly stem" with "seal" or "earthly branch" with "seal". However, in the context of modern people, ethnic and Indian dignitaries are interpreted as people or resources who help or support themselves under certain circumstances, such as someone's boss, teacher, parents and so on.
In the eight-character numerology, the national seal noble refers to the person whose "official star" and "seal star" coincide in the eight characters. Official stars represent power and status, while Indian stars represent cultural wisdom and knowledge. When the two are integrated, the nation and the nobility of India are formed. Such people are often easily valued, successful and famous.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Guoyin Guiren