2. Kui Gang, one of the four pillars of God and evil spirit. In ancient China, numerologists called it a star evil spirit with good fortune and bad fortune. The Four Gods, Chen Geng and Chen Geng, and Kui Gang in the Reform Movement of 1898, did not see the combination of finance, officials and punishment. Xu is the head of the river, where Yin and Yang are extinct, Chen is the highest day of the reservoir, and Xu is the head of the fire depot. Evil spirits include auspicious spirits and evil spirits. Ghosts and demons originated from ancient myths and legends in China, saying that they can bring misfortune and happiness to mankind.
3. In Kui Gang, it's a great blessing for attractive stars to reunite with Japanese masters in the month and year. The aristocrat in Kui Gang is one of the Four Gods, while Kui Gang has only four branches: Renchen, Geng Xu, Chen Geng and Wuxu, and any one of them is an aristocrat in Kui Gang. For example, people who see three pillars in the year, month and hour are called Kui Gang tattoo, which means that they are either rich or expensive. Kui and Gang are the names of the Big Dipper. The Big Dipper is the highest and farthest, which means "limit" here, and often represents the boundary between good and bad.