Bazi Landscape Imagery Analysis

Problem

Bazi readings often stay abstract: stems, branches, ten gods, useful gods, and luck cycles can be hard to explain outside the field. @user_6f6d7999/bazi-shanshui-quxiang turns the four pillars, major luck cycles, and annual flow into a landscape scene, so Five Elements, ten gods, and interactions such as clashes and combinations become visual relationships.

How it works

• Validates input first: checks four-pillar stem-branch legality, hour pillar, gender, and luck-cycle data; if fields are missing, it degrades clearly instead of forcing a conclusion.
• Builds the image: maps the day master to rivers, springs, mountains, lamps, ores, or other elements, while the remaining seven characters form the surrounding terrain.
• Reads useful and restricted elements: balances seasonal strength, hidden stems, combinations, and climate needs to identify what the chart lacks and what it fears.
• Projects luck cycles: treats major cycles as seasonal filters and annual flow as weather, with optional year-by-year clash-combination tables for key periods.
• Produces a structured report: includes the chart interpretation, plain-language reading, luck-cycle curve, marriage/wealth/career/children sections, practical suggestions, and a closing note.

Boundaries

Useful for Bazi enthusiasts, explainers, and users asking about favorable elements, compatibility, or yearly trends. It does not replace medical, legal, or investment advice, and it should not be read as predicting death, judgment, or specific outcomes. When the hour, gender, or exact birth date is missing, the output marks the limitation.