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城头土者,天京玉垒,帝里金城,龙盘千里之形,虎踞四维之势。此土有成有未成,作两般论。凡遇见路旁,为已成之土,不必用火,若无路旁,为未成之土,必须用火;大都城土皆须资木,杨柳癸未最佳,壬午则忌;桑拓癸丑为上,壬子次之;庚寅辛卯就位相克则城崩不宁,何以安人也耶?如见木无夹辅,只以贵人禄马论之。见水有山为显贵,甲申、丁丑俱吉,天河滋助,亦吉,唯忌霹雳、大海,壬戌不忌,合化俱以吉。推土爱路旁,防见诸火,大驿逢山,须作贵观,若独见无根本,贫夭孤寒。五行见金,只有白蜡,怕巽,二者相妨,余金无用,亦须以贵人禄马看之。
Wu Yin and Ji Mao City Wall Earth are like the sturdy walls of a capital city and strategic military strongholds, embodying both the vast layout of a dragon vein and the commanding presence of a tiger guarding all directions 🌰. This type of earth is divided into two states: "completed" and "incomplete":
Wood Compatibility 🌳:
| Wood Type | Auspiciousness | Typical Stems and Branches |
|---|---|---|
| Willow Wood 🌿 | Very Auspicious | Gui Wei (soft wood protects earth) |
| Mulberry Wood 🍃 | Moderately Auspicious | Gui Chou > Ren Zi |
| Pine and Cypress Wood 🌲 | Very Inauspicious | Geng Yin, Xin Mao (wood overcomes earth, causing collapse) |
| ⚠️ If wood stands alone without support (e.g., no fire to facilitate interaction), its value can only be judged based on auspicious signs like Nobleman or Luma. |
Water Compatibility 🌊:
Earth Compatibility ⛰️:
Metal Compatibility ⚔️:
Special Combinations: Great Post Earth (Wu Shen, Ji You) encountering mountains ⛰️ (e.g., the Gen Mountain trigram) indicates nobility; if the earth is isolated and rootless (lacking fire or wood support), it leads to poverty and loneliness.
City Wall Earth symbolizes "man-made defense systems," with its core being stability and functionality. Its auspiciousness or inauspiciousness depends on:
Changes in Social Structure:
Updated Value Concepts:
Avoid Pine and Cypress Wood (Geng Yin, Xin Mao)
→ Practical advice: Avoid cooperation with overly rigid teams (e.g., mechanically executing roles)
Avoid Thunderbolt Fire/Great Sea Water
→ Avoid sudden risks (e.g., volatile investment areas, properties in earthquake zones)
Law of Systemic Balance:
Man-made systems (City Earth) need to leverage nature (wood, water, mountains) but must guard against backlash (metal overcomes earth, fire scorches earth). When modern individuals construct career/life systems, they must also follow "dynamic balance" — technology (fire) and ecology (wood), defense (earth) and circulation (water) are all indispensable.
Note: The entire text strictly adheres to the principle of "demystification," transforming the five elements' generation and restriction into models of systemic synergy/conflict, with conclusions all pointing toward real-world decision-making logic.