HangFive

HangFive est une application de datation basée sur l'astrologie.

Our match based on Yin, Yang and primary elements of your 8 characters.

Wuxing is originally a moral theory associated with Zisi, the grandson of Confucius, and Mencius. In the 3rd century BCE, the sage-alchemist Zou Yan introduced a systematic cosmological theory under the same rubric that was to dominate the intellectual world of the Han dynasty (206 BCE–220 CE). In ancient Chinese cosmology, the five basic phases that explain change in the cosmos are earth, wood, metal, fire, and water. These elements were believed to overcome and succeed one another in an immutable cycle and were correlated with the cardinal directions, seasons, colours, musical tones, and bodily organs.

The wuxing cycle served as a broad explanatory principle in Chinese history, philosophy, and medicine; it was first linked to dynastic history by Zou Yan. The neo-Confucian philosophers of the Song dynasty (960–1279 CE) returned to the notion of wuxing as the Five Virtues (benevolence, righteousness, reverence, wisdom, and sincerity).

The Four Pillars of Destiny, as known as "Ba-Zi", which means "eight characters" or "eight words" in Chinese. is a Chinese astrological concept that a person's destiny or fate can be divined by the two sexagenary cycle characters assigned to their birth year, month, day, and hour. This type of astrology is also used in Japan and Korea.

BaZi, literally Birth Time Eight Characters, is actually a person's birth date based on the Ganzhi (stem-branch) calendar - a traditional Chinese calendar that accurately records year, month, day and hour by using heavenly stems and earthly branches. The stem-branch calendar consists of eight characters, namely year stem, year branch, month stem, month branch, day stem, day branch, hour stem and hour branch. A pair of stem and branch is known as a pillar and Eight Characters consist of year pillar, month pillar, day pillar and hour pillar accordingly, thus Bazi is also called Four Pillars or Four Pillars Eight Characters. Bazi plays an important role in Chinese folk customs. In ancient China, both Chinese Taoists and astrologers told people's destiny with it.

The inter-promoting or same five elements are the best. For example, those belonging to wood in five elements are suggested to marry water or fire people; those belonging to metal are suggested to marry water or earth people; fire for wood or earth, and earth for metal or fire. In addition, those belonging to earth are also matching with each other.In terms of fate analysis, man is Yang while woman is Yin. If the birth year of a man belongs to metal and Yang while the birth year of a woman belongs wood and Yin, the two elements will be inter-restricting, which means the matching is not auspicious but unnecessary to divorce. But if the birth year of a man belongs to metal and Yang while the birth year of a woman belongs wood and Yang, it will be less auspicious than the previous matching. This is because women born in Yang years are generally too unyielding and enterprising.

Marriage matching by Bazi is an old custom which means a man and a woman exchange the birth chart before marriage to check while they are matching by eight characters. ''Matching'' means the harmony of five elements in both parties' Bazi and it refers to the detailed study on whether the man and the woman's birth years and fortune are in conflict. From this, their future marriage life could be reckoned and reasonable suggestions would be put forward to prevent an unhappy marriage and to improve the quality of marriage.