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Sixty-pair cycle · No. 26

People born on a 己丑 (Tsuchinoto: Yin EarthOx) day

「Winter fields」——Steady ground waiting for spring

#Patience#Patient effort#Honesty#The capacity to build reserves
Your type
Cultivated soil(Ji (己))
The season and time of your birth
Frozen ground at winter's end(Chou (Ox))
Nature's symbolic qualities
Earth
A cycle of sixty
No. 26

Basic qualities of the 己丑 type

Picture fields waiting quietly for spring beneath the snow as winter comes to an end. The image suggests straightforwardness, patience, and a willingness to build effort step by step. Rather than seek a striking display, you may prefer your own pace and results developed steadily. Holding firmly to a decision can appear stubborn, while also expressing strong convictions. Time is an ally in this portrait.

Love and marriage

Affection may develop slowly, with care given to each step. When feelings are hard to read, an occasional word or small gift can give them a more visible form.

2027 for the 己丑 type: the Ding-Wei year

Even on a day of more ideas, you can choose one step to touch and test in practice. With a new method, separating changes from what will stay first can leave room for a trial step instead of changing everything at once.

Work and talents

Agriculture and food, manufacturing, accounting, research, or technical work may offer places where consistency and precision help build trust.

Ideas for your next step

A hardworking nature can put rest on the schedule too. In the language of this image, rested soil has room for a rich harvest.

When you feel tired, consider spending time A garden where you can touch the soil, or a place with a mountain view. It may help you reconnect with the symbolic quality of Cultivated soil at your roots.

+How was this reading created?

The birth day's pair, or Day Pillar, combines Heavenly Stem Ji (己) with Earthly Branch Chou (Ox). Heavenly Stem Ji (己), as the Day Stem, symbolizes personal qualities (About Ji (己)), and the Earthly BranchChou (Ox)isAround January・01:00–03:00with the main hidden stemJi (己).

The Branch's hidden stems in relation to the Day Stem are Peer (Independence and identity), and the twelve-stage phase is Storage: Mu phase (The capacity to preserve what matters and pass it on). Its Nayin is Thunderbolt Fire, and the Void Branches, also called Tenchusatsu, for its ten-pair group are 午未. Here, Void Branches are read as a symbolic reminder to pause and reset; they need not be a source of fear.

This method changes the day at midnight. For births during the 23:00 hour, some schools instead use the following day's pair.

A 己丑 day in the calendar

The stem-and-branch cycle advances one pair each day, so a 己丑 day returns every sixty days. You might treat a day matching your birth-day pair as a personal day for a fresh outlook or a little care for yourself.

2026

  • 1/15 (Wood)
  • 3/16 (Moon)
  • 5/15 (Metal)
  • 7/14 (Fire)
  • 9/12 (Earth)
  • 11/11 (Water)

2027

  • 1/10 (Day)
  • 3/11 (Wood)
  • 5/10 (Moon)
  • 7/9 (Metal)
  • 9/7 (Fire)
  • 11/6 (Earth)
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Classical texts and traditions consulted:A summary and reconstruction of the sixty-pair discussions in San Ming Tong Hui and Yuan Hai Zi Ping, traditional interpretations of the twelve stages, Nayin and Void Branches, and Japanese Four Pillars approaches. Calendar dates are calculated from the day's stem-and-branch cycle using astronomical calculations.
Last updated: 2026-11-08 · Writing and editorial review:星と暦の占い Editorial Team

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