Why is it unlucky to have children in the Year of the Tiger?

There is a lot of knowledge in the theory of life mathematics, and people have always been very particular about luck. People also have certain views on children born in the Year of the Tiger, and people will think that children born in this year are unlucky. Therefore, many parents don't want to have children in the Year of the Tiger. Then the next article will have a detailed analysis for you.

Why is it unlucky to have children in the Year of the Tiger?

People think that it is unlucky to have children in the Year of the Tiger, because people who belong to the tiger are partial to the eight characters and five elements, which is easy to make people who belong to the tiger disharmony. On the one hand, the water in the five elements is restrained by the soil, which makes the baby belonging to the tiger easy to get sick when he was a child. On the other hand, it also leads to the bad temper of tiger people, who often have no patience in doing things, especially studying, can't sit still and can't read books. Many of our families are more traditional families and pay more attention to reading, which also leads many families to avoid having children in the Year of the Tiger. However, this situation is not absolute. The fate of a child depends on four pillars and eight characters.

When is the baby tiger born badly?

Babies born in June are not only difficult to get help from others in the future, but also lack interpersonal communication and personal ability. They will suffer more setbacks in their life, which will be bad for their parents and hinder their career development and family, so parents had better avoid having children this month. Moreover, babies born in September of the lunar calendar in the Year of the Tiger tend to be stubborn, single-minded and inflexible. They always think they can achieve great things, but in the end they may achieve nothing, or even fall out with their families. They always want to rely on others, especially their parents, and they are likely to become bookworms when they grow up. There is no conflict in filial piety to their parents and elders. Therefore, parents should cultivate their independent children and help them become useful people.

What is the tiger's character?

Huwa is cheerful and generous, warm and brave, dare to express herself and behave badly. They like activities, show off, have chivalry, are open-minded and easy to win the trust of others. However, they are also quite rebellious, often overconfident, unable to coordinate and communicate with others, like to be alone, and often show extreme intelligence. They are expressive, free and open. They are naturally smart, have strong adaptability or patience, and perform well in any situation.