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丙 午

Yin Earth (己) in 2026: 丙午, the Fire Horse Year

If your Day Master is 己 (Yin Earth), here's what the app reads for you in the 丙午 year: the whole year and month by month, from Lì Chūn to Lì Chūn.

The 丙午 year

Noon on summer earth

See the summer sun at noon, baking the garden soil warm and dry. This year tends to bring plenty of support, with your footing at its strongest.

Help, learning and confidence tend to come together.

More aligned
You feel backed and capable. Take on the project.
More demanding
Too much support can make you slow or set in your ways. Stay curious.

Your 2026, month by month

Each BaZi month starts at a solar term, not on the 1st of the calendar month.

  1. 庚寅 Geng Yin

    Axe in the forest

    立春 Lì Chūn · Start of Spring

    At the edge of spring woods, an axe swings: Hurting Officer, the star of rebellion, meets the rule makers.

    Frank ideas tend to bump against bosses, rules or formal duties.

    More aligned
    Smart reforms and clever fixes earn respect. Suggest, don't demand.
    More demanding
    Quarrels with people in charge grow likely. Keep your cool, and keep records.
  2. 辛卯 Xin Mao

    Ring in the grass

    驚蟄 Jīng Zhé · Awakening of Insects

    One small ring shines among the spring grass: Eating God, the star of gentle talent, stands up to the pressure.

    Stress and tough people tend to soften under your calm skill.

    More aligned
    Humour and good work settle hard situations. Lighten the room.
    More demanding
    Avoiding conflict may let it grow. Speak up kindly, but early.
  3. 壬辰 Ren Chen

    River into marsh

    清明 Qīng Míng · Clear and Bright

    Rivers spill into a spring marsh: Direct Wealth, the star of steady pay, flows in with others nearby.

    Through work, money tends to come, while others want a share.

    More aligned
    A fair deal brings real pay. Agree the terms clearly.
    More demanding
    Partners and costs eat into income. Keep your own account.
  4. 癸巳 Gui Si

    Mist in summer heat

    立夏 Lì Xià · Start of Summer

    Morning mist rises from summer-warm earth: Indirect Wealth, the star of windfalls and wide dealings, floats over you.

    Extra income and support tend to show up, and you feel strong enough to use them.

    More aligned
    A lucky contact or extra job pays. Say yes, and save some.
    More demanding
    Easy money slips away just as easily. Pay the bills first, treats later.
  5. 甲午 Jia Wu

    Orchard tree in summer

    芒種 Máng Zhòng · Grain in Ear

    An orchard tree shades your sunny field and holds it close: Direct Officer, the star of duty, embraces you.

    A role or title tends to bind you, and your own livelihood stands firm.

    More aligned
    Recognition and a steady job meet. Accept the duty with pride.
    More demanding
    Responsibilities may feel heavy. Hand one task to someone else and keep the rest.
  6. 乙未 Yi Wei

    Thistles in dry soil

    小暑 Xiǎo Shǔ · Minor Heat

    Thistles poke through dry late-summer soil: Seven Killings, the star of pressure and courage, tests your borders.

    Peers stand with you and your footing holds, even as pressure tends to rise.

    More aligned
    A challenge brings courage and respect. Stand your ground.
    More demanding
    Demands pile up and tempers rise. Step back before you push back.
  7. 丙申 Bing Shen

    Autumn sun, ripe fields

    立秋 Lì Qiū · Start of Autumn

    Bright sun lights a field ready for harvest: Direct Resource, the star of care, brings guidance and a soft cushion.

    Support tends to arrive from elders or a helper, and your ideas find words.

    More aligned
    A teacher or patron backs your plans. Learn and ask questions.
    More demanding
    You may lean on others and speak too freely. Listen first.
  8. 丁酉 Ding You

    Lamp over the books

    白露 Bái Lù · White Dew

    On autumn evenings a desk lamp shines: Indirect Resource, the star of intuition, sits down with your talent to study.

    Learning tends to go well, and quiet focus brings fresh skills.

    More aligned
    A course, an exam or a craft goes smoothly. Study now.
    More demanding
    Self-doubt may creep in, or your taste for fun fades. Do one thing just for joy.
  9. 戊戌 Wu Xu

    Hills all around

    寒露 Hán Lù · Cold Dew

    Dry autumn hills ring your garden: Rob Wealth, the star of rivals and shared costs, comes in force.

    Competition and spending with others tend to run high.

    More aligned
    A strong group effort gets things done. Share, but keep score.
    More demanding
    Money and credit slip away. Lend nothing you need back.
  10. 己亥 Ji Hai

    Garden by winter water

    立冬 Lì Dōng · Start of Winter

    Early winter rain falls on a garden like yours: Friend, the star of equals, shares your interest in steady money.

    Peers tend to join your plans, and income needs a fair split.

    More aligned
    A partner helps you earn. Work side by side.
    More demanding
    Being strong already, you may compete over the same pay. Agree terms early.
  11. 庚子 Geng Zi

    Iron in cold water

    大雪 Dà Xuě · Major Snow

    A blade quenched in icy water: Hurting Officer, the star of clever ideas, feeds extra money.

    Ideas tend to turn into income, and a helper may appear.

    More aligned
    Talent sells. Pitch, sell, or show your work.
    More demanding
    Rushing and sharp speech are the risk. Slow down and double-check.
  12. 辛丑 Xin Chou

    Coin in frozen earth

    小寒 Xiǎo Hán · Minor Cold

    A silver coin rests in frozen winter soil: Eating God, the star of simple joy, waits quietly to be enjoyed.

    Quiet pleasures and slow, careful work tend to suit you.

    More aligned
    A hobby or a quiet skill brings calm. Keep it gentle.
    More demanding
    Staying in can turn into stalling. Get out of the house once a day.

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