The development trajectory of every person in the world is different, because their birth time and the environment they grow up in are different. Next, Laihuayi Network's Eight Characters Year Pillar special analysis will discuss fate. What does it mean when the year pillar is accompanied by Yangyin (a term in Chinese astrology)
Yangyin in the year pillar indicates unfavorable conditions for the master of the destiny, especially in terms of circumstances, which may make it difficult to enjoy a peaceful old age. For the master of the destiny, there may be a tendency to destroy ancestral achievements or to repay kindness with enmity.
① When Yangyin appears in the year pillar, it is generally considered to have two auspicious or inauspicious implications. One is that it represents a person's sharp, decisive, and brave personality traits, but also implies that he may be too impulsive and have difficulty controlling his emotions.
② The other is that it represents a life full of misfortunes, prone to various setbacks and disappointments, requiring more pressure and trials, but also making this person stronger and gradually adapting to various challenges in life.

The people who have Yangyin in their destiny in past lives
Past Life Identity
People who have Yangyin in their destiny might have been generals, bandits, assassins, or swordsmen in their past lives. These identities are closely related to life and death, swords, and blades. For example, the famous general Yue Fei from the Ming Dynasty had Yangyin in his Eight Characters, indicating that his past life might have been related to war, such as soldiers, foot soldiers, or city defense generals.
Past Life Emotions
People who have Yangyin in their destiny might have experienced deep love in their past lives, or suffered misfortune due to war, or died from blade injuries. For example, the famous Tang Dynasty literary figure Bai Juyi might have had emotional issues in his past life, such as failed love or emotional struggles. What is the method of checking for Yangyin?
Ancients used the method of the heavenly stem of a person meeting the position before the "Lü" (the official position) is called Yangyin. The traditional method of determining the Yangyin for the ten heavenly stems is as follows: For Jia, the "Lü" is in Yin, so the next position is Yangyin in Mao; for Yi, the "Lü" is in Mao, since the twelve stages for the yin stems are reversed, the next position is Yangyin in Chen. In summary, it is:
Jia day Mao, Yi day Chen, Bing day Wu, Ding day Wei, Wu day Wu;
Ji day Wei, Geng day You, Xin day Xu, Ren day Zi, Gui day Chou.