"Mountain Monkey" refers to those born in the Year of the Bing Shen (1956, 2016), corresponding to the "Fire in the Mountain" destiny. According to the Five Elements, it is a fire monkey (Bing represents fire), and according to the Nayan (Naiyin) system, it is also a fire monkey. Therefore, "Mountain Monkey" belongs to the "Fire Monkey" destiny.
It is a term from ancient folk customs in feng shui, originating from the "San Ming Huitong Lun," which is a method of fortune-telling. The "Mountain Monkey" destiny corresponds to the Year of the Bing Shen in the 60-year cycle. That is, anyone born in the Year of the Bing Shen is considered to have a "Mountain Monkey" destiny.
From the perspective of the year, the fate of "Mountain Monkey" is not good, but each person's eight-character destiny varies. This does not mean that all people born in the Year of the Bing Shen (1956, 2016) have bad destinies; there are both good and bad destinies. The following is a brief analysis of the "Mountain Monkey" destiny, for reference only.
Those born as "Mountain Monkeys" (1956, 2016) had a difficult early life and lacked ambition, but they usually achieve success in middle age. They have strong career aspirations and strong desires. As long as they work hard, they will surely lead a happy and fulfilling life. Those born in the Year of the Monkey are sincere and loyal in love, but they are also suspicious by nature and enjoy a free and independent lifestyle, disliking being restricted and pursuing freedom.
Their marital fortune is quite challenging, and they are prone to setbacks in love.
A: "Eight Monkeys, Nine Tigers, Wandering the Mountains" is actually acceptable. Here, "eight" refers to the eighth lunar month, and "nine" refers to the ninth lunar month.
According to the "Fang Yue" (Foul Month) mnemonic, if a monkey is born in the fourth lunar month and a tiger in the tenth lunar month, it is considered "foul." However, "eight monkeys, nine tigers" do not fall into this category. Therefore, "eight monkeys, nine tigers, wandering the mountains" is considered good.
The mnemonic for "Foul Months": First month - snake, hiding in the cave; Second month - rat, starving; Third month - ox, everywhere; Fourth month - monkey, roaming the mountains. Fifth month - rabbit, sixth month - dog, seventh month - pig, eighth month - horse, ninth month - sheep, tenth month - tiger, roaring in the mountain; eleventh month - chicken, perched on the rack; twelfth month - dragon, swimming in the sea.
"Foul Month" refers to the situation where the birth year and birth month conflict with each other, according to the twelve zodiac signs. If someone is born in that month, it is considered very unlucky. Locally, this is called "Foul Month." There is a traditional belief in folk culture about "Foul Month," which means that the birth year and birth month clash. Once such a clash occurs, it is generally considered harmful to the husband's father-in-law's family for men, and harmful to the wife's own family for women.
