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The Winter Solstice is the fourth solar term of winter, where the Earthly Branch is Zi, the Sun reaches 270 degrees longitude, and yin reaches its peak while yang begins to revive. As the true dividing point for BaZi chart casting and starting the Da Yun, it is determined by solar terms rather than the lunar calendar's first day, serving as the core hub for judging the fluctuation of yin and yang and the turning point of fortune.

As the fifth solar term of winter, Xiaohan establishes the Earthly Branch of the month as Chou, where Water enters the tomb. It serves as the true dividing point for arranging the month pillar and starting the Da Yun, with Gregorian dates fluctuating by 1-2 days. This article clarifies that the month pillar is determined by the solar term, not the first day of the lunar month.

Han Lu is the fifth solar term of autumn, with Xu as the month pillar, the Sun at longitude 195 degrees, Metal entering the tomb, and Xu as the Fire storage. This solar term is the true dividing line for arranging the month pillar and starting the Da Yun, determined by solar term switching rather than the lunar calendar first day, holding decisive significance for BaZi charting.

As the last solar term of autumn, Frost's Descent marks the establishment of the month pillar Xu Earth. It serves as the true dividing line for BaZi chart casting and the start of Da Yun, based on the Sun's ecliptic longitude at 210 degrees, not the Lunar New Moon. This node signifies the gradual rise of Water energy and the onset of frost, profoundly influencing metaphysical patterns.

Lidong is the first solar term of winter, with the Month Pillar set to Hai, solar longitude at 225 degrees, and water qi beginning to thrive. It serves as the true boundary for arranging the Month Pillar and starting Da Yun, determined by solar term switching rather than the first day of the lunar month, making it crucial for metaphysical deduction.

As the second solar term of winter, Xiao Xue marks the arrival of the first snow and the hidden Yang energy. It is a critical boundary point for BaZi charting, where the month pillar is determined by the solar term rather than the lunar New Year, with the Sun at 240 degrees of ecliptic longitude and the month building set to Hai.

Liqiu marks the start of the 24 Solar Terms, signaling the formal arrival of autumn. In metaphysics, it establishes Shen as the Month Building, with the Sun reaching 135 degrees in ecliptic longitude, making Metal Qi rise and becoming a critical pivot point for BaZi charting and Da Yun calculation.

Chushu is the second solar term of autumn, with the Yue Jian as Shen. It marks the true boundary for arranging the month pillar and starting Da Yun in BaZi. Traditional metaphysics relies on solar terms, not the first day of the lunar month, as the core time coordinate.

Bai Lu is the third solar term of autumn, with the month pillar set to You. The Sun's ecliptic longitude reaches 165 degrees, marking the peak of Metal energy. It serves as the true dividing line for arranging the month pillar and starting the Da Yun, determined by solar terms rather than the lunar new moon.

As the fourth solar term of autumn, the Equinox marks the start of the You month (Yue Jian You), with the Sun's ecliptic longitude at 180 degrees and equal day and night. It is the true dividing line for arranging the monthly pillar in BaZi and initiating Da Yun, serving as the critical node for determining fortune cycles.

Rain Water is the second solar term of spring, with the month building as Yin Wood, the Sun at 330 degrees, and Earth Qi nourishing all things. This solar term is the true dividing line for arranging the month pillar and starting the Da Yun, where the Earthly Branch Yin Wood is strongest, not based on the lunar calendar's first day, making it a critical node for metaphysical calculations.

Jingzhe, the third solar term of spring, marks the transition of the Moon Pillar from Yin to Mao, reaching the peak of Wood energy. It serves as the true dividing line for BaZi chart casting, Da Yun initiation, and True Solar Time calculations, based on the Sun's ecliptic longitude at 345 degrees rather than the lunar first day, holding decisive significance for metaphysical deduction.

As the final solar term of spring, Grain Rain marks the transition where Yang energy enters the Earth storage and Wood energy retreats. It serves as the true boundary for BaZi charting and Da Yun calculation, strictly based on solar terms rather than the lunar calendar's first day, profoundly influencing metaphysical patterns.

Xiao Man is the second solar term of summer, with Yue Jian (Month Pillar) at Si, at the Sun's ecliptic longitude of 60 degrees, occurring between May 20-22. Its core metaphysical significance lies in establishing the true dividing point for the BaZi month pillar and the start of Da Yun (decade luck), strictly adhering to solar terms rather than the lunar new moon.

Tian Tong is the fourth star of the Southern Dipper, belonging to Yang Water, transforming into Fortune. It governs a gentle personality and an attitude of enjoying life in Zi Wei Dou Shu.

Mang Zhong is the third solar term of summer, with the Month Building in Wu (午). The Sun's ecliptic longitude reaches 75 degrees, marking the peak of Fire energy entering the Wu month. In BaZi chart casting, it serves as the true dividing point for switching month pillars and initiating Da Yun, based on solar terms rather than the lunar calendar's first day.

Xiao Shu is the fifth solar term of summer, with Yue Jian Wei, Sun's ecliptic longitude at 105 degrees, falling between July 6-8. This represents Fire generating Earth, the image of dry earth in the Wei month. BaZi charting relies on solar terms, not the first day of the lunar month, marking the true boundary for starting Da Yun and charting the month pillar.

Da Shu, the last solar term of summer, marks the transition where the month pillar changes and the Da Yun cycle begins. It is the critical node for determining fortune shifts, relying on solar longitude rather than the lunar first day.