College Entrance Exam Volunteer Filling: How to Choose Majors Matching the Yong Shen Metal

The client is a 25-year-old woman currently at a critical stage of filling out her college entrance exam volunteer preferences. She feels confused about her future major direction, especially worried whether the chosen major suits her BaZi pattern and how it might affect her subsequent academic and career development. As an adult, she has accumulated some life experience and hopes to lay a solid foundation for her future career through correct choices.

Her family expects her to select a major that is both stable and has development potential. The main difficulty she faces now is how to filter through numerous majors to find those that not only correspond to her BaZi Yong Shen but also align with the trends of her Da Yun and Liu Nian, avoiding wrong choices that could hinder her future development.

Her BaZi chart has Wu Earth (戊, Wu) as the Day Master (Ri Zhu), which is relatively strong, forming a specialized strong pattern. This indicates her personality is steady with strong autonomy and execution ability. Metal is the Yong Shen (favorable element) in her chart, meaning Metal elements are crucial to her destiny development, helping to harmonize the relatively strong Earth and bring balance and enhancement.

The Ji Shen (unfavorable element) is Fire, which, if excessive, will consume her Yong Shen Metal and bring adverse effects. Therefore, in selecting a major, she should avoid fields heavily associated with Fire. Currently, she is in the Da Yun of Geng Zi (庚子), where Geng Metal (庚, Geng) is prominent and Zi Water (子, Zi) supports Metal, making the overall Da Yun auspicious and helpful in exerting the power of the Yong Shen.

The Liu Nian (annual fortune) is Bing Wu (丙午), which indicates strong Fire. However, due to the strong Metal in the Geng Zi Da Yun balancing it, although the Liu Nian brings some Fire disturbance, overall it is still possible to proceed smoothly by leveraging the characteristics of the Yong Shen Metal to stabilize development.

Regarding whether the major choice matches the Yong Shen Metal, the primary consideration is the relationship between the major’s attribute and the Five Elements Metal. Metal governs rationality, structure, rules, and technology, making it suitable for fields related to Metal, such as finance, law, mechanical engineering, electronic information, computer science, and metallurgy-related majors.

Majors associated with Fire, which is the Ji Shen, should be avoided. These include fields with strong Fire attributes such as art design, performing arts, culinary arts, etc. These areas have strong Fire energy, which may cause imbalance in her BaZi and negatively affect her studies and future development. Choosing such majors may lead to significant pressure and obstacles.

Considering the Da Yun and Liu Nian, the Geng Zi Da Yun brings strong Metal support, making it suitable to reinforce the Yong Shen Metal in her major selection. Although the Bing Wu Liu Nian brings Fire challenges, as long as the major direction leans towards Metal attributes and effectively counteracts Fire’s influence, following the trend will benefit her academic and career progress.

It is recommended that the client prioritize majors related to Metal, such as finance, law, electronic information, mechanical engineering, or computer science, to fully leverage the advantages of the Yong Shen Metal and form a favorable BaZi pattern. These majors not only meet her BaZi needs but also have good employment prospects.

When filling out volunteer preferences, she should avoid majors with strong Fire attributes, especially given the current Liu Nian’s Fire strength. Choosing Fire-heavy majors may cause energy imbalance, affecting academic stability and psychological state. If she is interested in some Fire-related majors, it is advisable to postpone selection or consider them as minor or supplementary studies.

Regarding timing, the college entrance exam volunteer filling period is a critical window and should be completed during the ongoing Geng Zi Da Yun. In the coming years, as the Da Yun transitions, if further adjustments are needed, attention should be paid to the next Da Yun and Liu Nian changes, combining BaZi insights to adapt study and career planning strategies.

In practice, the client should be cautious not to overly rely on BaZi and neglect her own interests and actual abilities. Matching the Yong Shen is an important reference for enhancing fortune, but major selection should also consider personality, interests, and industry development trends to avoid blindly applying BaZi principles that may reduce academic motivation.

Additionally, although the current Liu Nian is Fire-strong, it is supported by the Da Yun’s Metal, meaning short-term challenges can be overcome through effort and reasonable planning. The client should maintain a calm mindset, flexibly respond to changes, and especially be mindful of the Ji Shen Fire’s interference, avoiding emotional fluctuations that could affect studies and decision quality.