The five elements are: golden water, earth, golden earth and water and soil.
Details of the eight-character analysis: Geng Jin yen was born in an ugly place, and Geng Jin was born in an ugly place, and the yen was ordered.
Those who support the yen are: the annual dry Geng Jin, the monthly dry soil, the daily dry soil, and the hourly support.
The consumption of Japanese yen is: Zhi Zi water in 2000 and water in 2000.
On the whole, the strength of life support is greater than energy dissipation, and the eight characters are more prosperous.
In other words, Yan Gengjin, the core monument of life, is more prosperous, and Ke Gengjin's five-element attribute is that he likes to use God.
Fire consumes gold, water consumes gold and wood consumes gold. My favorite gods are: water, wood and fire.
To sum up, we should choose Chinese characters with water, wood and fire properties when naming names, and avoid using Chinese characters with soil and metal properties.