Liuchong is a relationship between the twelve earthly branches, which is the opposite of Liuhe. Pairs of earthly branches have the same yin and yang attributes, but represent opposite directions, and the Tibetan stems are in conflict with each other, so they are in opposition. Specifically, Ziwu is in conflict, Chouwei is in conflict, Yinshen is in conflict, Maoyou is in conflict, Chenxu is in conflict, and Sihai is in conflict. For example, Zi water and Wu fire are both yang branches and restrain each other; Zi is due north and Wu is due south; Zi hides Yin stem Gui water, Wu hides Yin stem Ding Ji, Gui water restrains Ding fire, and Ji soil restrains Gui water, which restrains each other. . In four-pillar numerology, six clashes are a very important relationship between the earthly branches. The six clashes are generally unlucky, especially when Tai Sui is clashed during the fleeting year, it is easy to cause injuries and disasters. In the destiny situation, it is easy to break the pattern when the gods are in conflict, it is even more unlucky when the happy gods are in conflict, and it is generally auspicious when the evil gods are in conflict. This is a relationship. For example, there will be six conflicts at this time, or your life will conflict with someone. This is all unlucky. Of course this is a superstitious statement. Is it possible to get married? If you believe it, don’t get married. If you don’t believe it, get married.