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Also known as Wenqu Star (天辅)

The nine stars · Tendency: Auspicious

What it means

Also known as Wenqu Star (文曲星), it resides in the Southeast Xun Palace. Its five elements belong to Wood, and it is a Yang Star. It is also called the Fourth Green Wood Star (四绿木星).

Tian Fu Star is strong in summer, in harmony in spring, resting during the four seasons (months of Chen, Xu, Chou, Wei), imprisoned in autumn, and declining in winter.

Characteristics: Fu means to assist, be benevolent, support, and aid. It represents moral quotient (EQ) and is also called dedication. Content with a secondary role, assisting in governance, loves to help others. Elegant, humble, cultivated, educated, graceful, kind-hearted and gentle-faced; matters tested often show harmony, harmony, mutual concession, and a gentleman's demeanor. Those seeking education who encounter it will have good academic performance and achievement. Schools, examination centers, etc. Wherever Tian Fu Star appears in a palace, all matters are suitable. It benefits travel, business, marriage, construction, etc., and especially benefits academic advancement, examinations, and the development of culture and education.

Physical appearance: Tall and slender body, dense hair, pale greenish-white complexion, slender hands.

Personality: Elegant, humble, cultivated, educated, graceful, kind-hearted and gentle-faced. Matters tested often show harmony, harmony, mutual concession, and a gentleman's demeanor.

Static objects: Air conditioner, fan, window, rope, electric wire, curtain, clothes, chopsticks, tables and chairs, benches, furniture, raincoat, umbrella, bed.

Geography: Wall, fence, isolation belt, guardrail, tree-lined road.

Direction: Southeast.

Color: Green.

Animals: Dairy cow. Chicken, snake, loach, earthworm, lizard, gecko, ribbon fish, zebra, butterfly, dragonfly.

Plants: Fruits, vegetables, crops, shrubs, fruit trees laden with fruit, large shade trees. Willow, grape, gourd, loofah, pumpkin, poplar.

Weather: Rainbow, clearing after rain, gentle breeze, whirlwind, auspicious clouds.

People: Monks and nuns, carpenter, tree planter, tutor, advocate, teacher, those related to culture and education, cultural figures, literary giants, prime minister, planner, secretary, birthday celebration, tour guide, instructor, political commissar, police officer, prison guard, gatekeeper.

Body parts: Eyebrow, liver, gallbladder. Thigh, respiratory organs, esophagus, nerves, hair.

Items: Needle, thread, pen, letter, furniture, hedge, isolation belt, fence.

First impression: Guidance, guide, teacher, friend, help.

The Chinese source texts are in the public domain. The English readings on this page were written for this library, not machine-translated from the Chinese commentary.

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