Celebrity Introduction
Ma Jiaqi is a male actor and singer from mainland China. He gained widespread recognition for his appearance on the Zhejiang TV reality show 'Burn, Boys!'. Additionally, he has received acclaim for his performances in idol dramas primarily targeting a student audience. His musical works have also garnered enthusiastic support from a large fanbase.
Bazi Chart
Time Pillar
Unknown
None
None
Unknown
Day Pillar
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Wood 甲
Tiger 寅
Peer
Month Pillar
Rival
Water 壬
Rat 子
Wisdom
Year Pillar
Rival
Water 壬
Horse 午
Create
Ma Jiaqi Bazi Analysis
Basic Eight Characters Analysis
Ma Jiaqi's eight characters are Ren Wu, Ren Zi, Jia Yin, Jia Zi, with the day master Jia Wood born in the Zi month, receiving support from the monthly branch. The earthly branch Yin Wood provides a strong root, and the time pillar Jia Zi offers assistance from a companion element, indicating overall strength. The year pillar Ren Wu shows a water-fire conflict, while the month pillar Ren Zi indicates excessive water, requiring attention to the risk of wood floating due to overly abundant water. The eight characters show strong water and wood, with weak fire, earth, and metal, which may manifest as a gentle exterior but a resilient interior, creative yet prone to emotional fluctuations.
Ten Gods Analysis
- Strong Companion Element: The month stem Ren Water (indirect resource) and the time stem Jia Wood (companion) indicate Ma Jiaqi’s strong independence, but caution is needed regarding competitive pressure or interpersonal relationship drains.
- Weak and Hidden Wealth Star: The hidden Ding Fire (direct wealth) in the year branch Wu Fire is suppressed by Zi Water, suggesting early financial accumulation requires overcoming environmental constraints.
- No Clear Authority Star: The absence of clear metal (authority star) suggests that career advancement will require actively seeking authoritative opportunities or relying on luck cycles to compensate.
Five Elements Analysis
- Water and Wood Dominance: Excessive water (resource star) may lead to overthinking, necessitating balance through strengthening fire and earth (wealth and authority), such as cultivating action-oriented and pragmatic planning skills.
- Lack of Metal Balance: The absence of metal (authority star) might weaken discipline, but this can gradually improve during the luck cycle Yi Mao (after age 28) with the help of competing elements.
Love Luck
The direct wealth hidden in the year branch Wu Fire is under strain, indicating early relationships may be easily influenced by external factors (e.g., family or distance). The Zi Water in the month pillar represents peach blossom, offering good romantic prospects but caution against fleeting connections. During the Yi Mao luck cycle (age 28), the revelation of competing elements may bring challenges in competition or unequal emotional investment. The spouse palace sits on Yin Wood (companion element), suggesting a future partner might be independent, requiring mutual adjustment and tolerance.
Wealth Luck
- Youth Stage (18–28 years): The Jia Yin luck cycle, supported by companion elements, favors teamwork for wealth accumulation, but the suppression of Wu Fire (wealth star) advises careful investment.
- Middle Age (after 38 years): The Bing Chen and Ding Si luck cycles generate wealth via output stars, significantly improving fortune, especially during Ding Si (age 48) when the output star generates indirect wealth, presenting opportunities in innovative fields.
- Key Advice: Strengthen fire and earth elements (e.g., real estate, energy sectors) and avoid indecisiveness caused by excessive water and wood.