丙午 2026
Scorching Fire and Dry Earth, Stillness Brings Peace
In the year of Bingwu, the fire of the Seal star shines high; the Chen earth of the Dragon is warmed, and overall fortune is relatively level. But the fire blazes and the earth dries, while Gui water hidden in Chen quietly drains away—you may feel mentally weary and see money come and go. There is no clash or combination this year; changes occur not outside but within. It is a time to learn to settle and adjust your rhythm. The General Star enters your chart, so you may hold real authority in your career; love and money, however, are better guarded than attacked. In the seventh and eighth months, auspicious stars support you, bringing a degree of ease.
1952、1964、1976、1988、2000、2012、2024
The annual Destiny Palace moves to the Wu Palace. Dragons have their grand year in Chen; Wu fire generates Chen earth, so your foundations receive warmth. The fire energy of the Wu Palace sets the tone, increasing your drive but also making you hasty. Among the Four Transformations of the Bing stem, Tian Tong becomes a blessing—fortune rises from within. Wen Chang transforms into fame, benefiting reputation and paperwork. Only Lian Zhen transforms into taboo, hiding in the place of emotion, reminding you to speak gently and not dwell on old matters. This year, external connections are lively, but within, you should be still; after the bustle, give yourself some solitude. Auspicious stars aid fame and fortune; the taboo star tests love and speech. Walk steadily, and good affinities will arrive on their own.
In Bazi, the Bingwu year activates Chen earth. The stem Bing fire is the air of the Seal star; the branch Wu fire is its root. Fire and earth generate each other, governing study, paperwork, and noble people—a year of using the mind, not the body. The branches Chen and Wu have no obvious clash, combination, punishment, or harm; the yearly fortune is relatively calm, and things proceed along existing tracks. Wu is the General Star of the Shen-Zi-Chen triad, implying authority; your career may be valued. Yet the fire blazes and earth dries, and the wealth star Gui water hidden in Chen evaporates silently—financial energy is weak, better to defend than attack. If your natal chart has water and wood for climate adjustment, dryness can turn to moisture; if you are already overabundant in fire and earth, guard against anxiety and irritability. Not clashing and not combining—that too is a blessing.
In career, the Seal star governs reputation and advanced study, so this year suits further education, obtaining qualifications, or behind-the-scenes planning and organizing. With the General Star in your chart, you hold an unspoken leadership position in your team—no need to fight for it; actual authority naturally falls into your hands. But the fire and earth are dry and hot, so do not make aggressive advances; excessive ambition will invite disputes. The Lian Zhen taboo is connected to gossip; always seek consensus, speak less and do more, and your achievements will eventually be seen.
In love, the annual Destiny Palace generates the grand-year Chen Palace, making emotional matters a focal point for the year. Singles have good social fortune—you will easily meet people you can talk to, but the Wu fire is restless, so observe more and develop slowly. For those with partners, the Lian Zhen taboo reminds you that tenderness should come before reasoning; with fire and earth parched, people are quick to irritability, and one empathetic word is worth a thousand explanations. This year, do not press for marriage or promises; when you let things take their natural course, warmth follows.
In wealth, the Seal star is strong, so seek money through professional knowledge and stable work rather than risky speculation. Chen is the reservoir of water, originally the wealth repository, but with Wu fire steaming, the water in the vault diminishes—income may be average, while expenses show signs of increase. Regular earnings are attainable; windfall gains are not. Living within your means makes you a winner. If an investment opportunity arises, do your homework first; never follow hot tips.
For body and mind, with fire blazing and earth dry, you are most prone to insomnia, irritability, stomach discomfort, and dry skin. With Chen earth baked by fire, the spleen and stomach are weak in transformation—eat lightly, avoid spicy food and strong liquor. Practice 'slowness' in your emotions; set aside a little time each day for meditation or walks, letting the fire settle naturally. Water is the best medicine this year—drink more, stay near water, and body and mind will naturally find calm.
In a year of blazing fire, may you be as generous as Chen earth; do not contend for the moment, and still waters will flow long.