属马 × 属猪
The Horse and the Pig: what the classical relationships between their year branches say. The Horse's branch is Wu (午), and the Pig's is Hai (亥).
What these words mean
- BaZi (八字): Chinese "four pillars" astrology. The moment you were born is written as four pillars, for the year, the month, the day and the hour.
- Pillar: a pair of symbols: a stem written on top and a branch below it. Your year pillar is the pair for your year of birth, and your day pillar the pair for your day of birth. Four pillars make eight symbols, which is what BaZi means: "eight characters".
- Branch (地支, Earthly Branch): the bottom symbol of a pillar. There are twelve, each with an animal sign. The branch of your year pillar is your zodiac animal.
- Stem (天干, Heavenly Stem): the top symbol of a pillar. There are ten. Each is one of the five elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) in its yang or its yin form.
- Hidden stems (藏干): every branch holds one to three stems inside it. The strongest is called its principal qi (本气). The others are its middle qi and residual qi.
- Day Master (日主): the stem of your day pillar. It stands for you, and the rest of the chart is read in relation to it.
- Ten Gods (十神): the names for how any stem relates to your Day Master, such as Direct Officer or Rob Wealth. Each one stands for a part of life: work, money, people or support.
- Luck pillars and annual pillars: a full chart also has a pillar for each ten-year stretch of life (a luck pillar) and for each year (an annual pillar). They are read against your birth chart.
中性
午 × 亥 · Neutral: no classical relationship
为什么 Why
两支之间没有经典的合、冲、刑、害、破关系，以其余三柱与十神论之。
The two branches have none of the classical relationships: no combination, clash, punishment, harm or break. Judge the match from the other three pillars and the Ten Gods.
五行与藏干 Elements and hidden stems
亥水克午火：属猪的一方容易压过属马的一方，须以尊重求平衡。
The Horse's branch is Fire, and the Pig's is Water. Water controls Fire, so the Pig tends to overpower the Horse. Respect on both sides keeps it in balance.
| 地支 Branch | 本气 Principal qi | 中气 Middle qi | 余气 Residual qi |
|---|---|---|---|
| 午 · 属马 Horse, Wu | 丁火 Ding Fire | 己土 Ji Earth | — |
| 亥 · 属猪 Pig, Hai | 壬水 Ren Water | 甲木 Jia Wood | — |
Each branch holds one to three hidden stems. The first and strongest is called its principal qi.
两支的藏干之间有天干五合：午中的丁与亥中的壬相合；午中的己与亥中的甲相合。地支表面上看不出关系，底下还有这一层牵连。
Their hidden stems also combine: Ding Fire (丁) in the Horse's branch with Ren Water (壬) in the Pig's, and Ji Earth (己) in the Horse's branch with Jia Wood (甲) in the Pig's. This is one of the five stem combinations (天干五合), a tie that does not show on the surface, even though the two branches themselves have no relationship.
五行这一层只看两支的本气，分量轻于上面的合、冲、刑、害。The element comparison looks only at the main element of each branch. It counts for less than the relationships above.
一句话提醒：生肖只是八字四柱中的一个字（年支）。真正决定两个人合不合的是完整命盘：日主强弱、十神关系、大运流年。仅凭生肖断合婚，是这一行最常见的以偏概全。
Your animal sign is only one of the eight symbols in a BaZi chart: the branch of the year pillar. Whether two people suit each other is read from both full charts: the strength of each Day Master, how their Ten Gods relate, and their luck pillars and annual pillars. Judging a match by animal signs alone is the most common oversimplification in this field. Treat this page as background, not a verdict.
其他配对 Other pairings
Horse × Rat马×牛
Horse × Ox马×虎
Horse × Tiger马×兔
Horse × Rabbit马×龙
Horse × Dragon马×蛇
Horse × Snake马×马
Horse × Horse马×羊
Horse × Goat马×猴
Horse × Monkey马×鸡
Horse × Rooster马×狗
Horse × Dog马×猪
Horse × Pig
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