What does Mao Mu stand for?

Mao Mu's representative is: Mao Mu ranks fourth among the twelve branches of the earth, and its five elements belong to wood, yin and yin, which means lush, indicating the appearance of all things.

The essence of Mao Mu:

Mao Mu is a shady wood, a flourishing wood, and the ground supports Tibet B, which has the characteristics of lush and comfortable.

Relations with other branches:

The combination of Mao and Mao, the lack of the combination of sea and Mao, the mutual harm between Yin, Mao and Chen, the collision between Mao and You, the punishment between Zi and Mao, the coincidence between Mao and Shen, and the break between Mao and Wu.

Other things represented by Mao.

Representative direction: due east.

Represents the season: spring.

Represents the solar term: mid-spring, including two solar terms: fright and vernal equinox. For example, in 1898, Uzuki was from March 5, 20 19 to April 5, 20 19.

Representative time: around 5: 00 -7: 00 a.m.

Zodiac representative: rabbit.

Representative colors: green, blue and cyan.

Representative images: flowers and trees, fruits and vegetables, handicrafts, lush places, cars, boats, wind, streets, narrow paths and so on.

Representative things: cultural communication industry, planting, trading, marriage and love media, handicrafts, painting, calligraphy and so on.

Representative figures: teachers, calligraphers, painters, slim women, literary and art workers, thieves, etc.

Representative character: kind, soft outside and rigid inside, delicate mind, no opinion, affectation and so on.

Representative figures and appearance: thin, weak, pale, thick hair, etc.

Represents body parts: liver, gallbladder, hair, fingers, nervous system, ovary, egg, etc.

Representative diseases: hepatobiliary diseases, nervous system diseases, ovarian diseases, etc.