The eight characters and five elements in the name are more important than the three talents and five elements. The former is the main one, the latter is for reference only and can be used or not.
There is a basis for what I say. Because the Three Talents and Five Figures are a set of theories that the Japanese came up with after learning our ancient metaphysics and numerology. It is known for being simple and easy to master. Just like the Sixty Najia in China, it is very simple and clear, so everyone knows it. However, people who understand numerology know that the accuracy of sixty najia is extremely low, so it is generally not used. The difference here is that the naming method of three talents and five patterns was exported to domestic sales, became Japanese knowledge, and returned to the land of China.
Let’s not mention the shameful aspect of the Japanese stealing traditional Chinese culture. Just talking about the actual verification of this theory is actually untenable. Even if the princes, generals and ministers of ancient China were arranged according to their birth dates, none of them would have considered using three talents and five figures in their names. Even if it doesn't meet the requirements and has a very low score, you can still be rich and wealthy.
No matter how perfect a theory is, it cannot be verified in practice. That is a pseudo-theory! Although I agree with the innovation of numerology, I firmly oppose untenable pseudo-theories. I believe everyone who understands numerology feels the same way!