If your Career Palace does not have any of the malevolent stars such as Yang, Tuo, Huo, and Ling, your partner is likely to be a "timeless" beauty or handsome person. They usually have a small frame, with a face and features that are not large (not counting weight gain later), fair skin, soft and smooth facial features, and a bone structure that is not very pronounced. Their eyes are long and bright, their eyebrows are thick, fine, and slightly curved. Women may resemble classical beauties, while men may appear somewhat feminine, like a "soft-hearted" actor. Regardless of how they actually behave, they give off a sense of "cleanliness." Although this might not be a distinctive type, they are definitely beautiful or handsome by universal standards.

Tai Yin is like the moon, belonging to the Yin Water of the Heavenly Stems. It represents home, wealth, mother, wife, daughter, or female-related matters. In terms of objects, it refers to beds and hotels. Among the fourteen main stars of the Purple Star System, it is one of the top stars, known as the "Heavenly Emperor." In Chinese folk beliefs, the Tai Yin Star is also regarded as Chang'e. The custom of worshipping the moon among the Chinese people can be traced back to the "Book of Documents - The Classic of Yao": the sun, moon, and stars are considered the Celestial Ancestors, and Mount Tai, the Yellow River, and the sea are the Earthly Ancestors. Together, they form the Six Ancestors. Tai Yin belongs to water and does not belong to the Northern Dipper or the Southern Dipper. In the sky, it is the essence of the moon, symbolizing wealth, property, and real estate. Its associated trigram is Kan (Water), governing the Triple Burner Meridian, and it is associated with softness and moisture. Verification points: speaking slowly and methodically, women possessing a delicate beauty, and mostly fair skin.
Tai Yin is the moon.
It is an astrological term, referring to the ancient Chinese way of grouping stars, with names usually derived from the characteristics of star clusters.
Compared to modern astronomy's constellations, the range of each star official is smaller and there are more of them. Therefore, ancient Chinese astronomers divided the star officials into larger regions such as the Three Enclosures and the Twenty-Eight Mansions.

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