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What to review first
Start with the calendar, birth time, location, and the displayed Four Pillars. Then read the year, month, day, and hour together before considering element distribution.
Practical checklist
- Confirm Gregorian or lunar input and the source of the time.
- Record uncertain birth-time or date-boundary details instead of guessing.
- Treat element counts as a structural clue, not a good-or-bad score.
- Rewrite broad themes as a specific work, relationship, or planning question.
How to use the result
After reviewing the method, use the online Bazi tool for a fixed set of birth details. Keep the input, assumptions, and open questions visible when you review the result later.
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