What does the phrase "no white horse meets a green ox" mean?
It is one type of "head-breaking marriage":
From ancient times, a white horse fears a green ox, sheep and rats meet once and then part ways,
snake meets fierce tiger and is cut by a knife, pig meets monkey and cannot last long,
dragon meets rabbit and flies into the clouds, rooster meets dog and cries in tears.
In short, it means that the zodiac signs are incompatible and should not be married.
Certainly, nothing is absolute. Incompatibility is not without solutions. If you believe in it, you should not take it lightly, but also understand it dialectically.
From ancient times, a white horse fears a green ox, sheep and rats meet once and then part ways,
snake meets fierce tiger and is cut by a knife, pig meets monkey and cannot last long,
dragon meets rabbit and flies into the clouds, rooster meets dog and cries in tears.
In short, it means that the zodiac signs are incompatible and should not be married.
Certainly, nothing is absolute. Incompatibility is not without solutions. If you believe in it, you should not take it lightly, but also understand it dialectically.
Which floor is suitable for those born in the Year of the Horse?
The floors belonging to water are the 1st and 6th floors, both belong to the north, so the floors with ending digits 1 and 6, such as the 11th, 16th, 21st, and 26th floors, are all considered water floors.
The floors belonging to fire are the 2nd and 7th floors, both belong to the south, so the floors with ending digits 2 and 7, such as the 12th, 17th, 22nd, and 27th floors, are all considered fire floors.
The floors belonging to wood are the 3rd and 8th floors, both belong to the east, so the floors with ending digits 3 and 8, such as the 13th, 18th, 23rd, and 28th floors, are all considered wood floors.
The floors belonging to metal are the 4th and 9th floors, both belong to the west, so the floors with ending digits 4 and 9, such as the 14th, 19th, 24th, and 29th floors, are all considered metal floors.
The floors belonging to earth are the 5th and 10th floors, both belong to the center, so the floors with ending digits 5 and 0, such as the 15th, 20th, 25th, and 30th floors, are all considered earth floors.
Depending on the year of birth, the suitable floor to live in also varies. Choose the floor to live in based on your year of birth:
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Jia Wu (1954) are of the Wood element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 3 and 8.
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Bing Wu (1966) are of the Fire element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 2 and 7.
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Wu Wu (1978) are of the Earth element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 5 and 0.
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Geng Wu (1990) are of the Metal element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 4 and 9.
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Ren Wu (2002) are of the Water element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 1 and 6.
The floors belonging to fire are the 2nd and 7th floors, both belong to the south, so the floors with ending digits 2 and 7, such as the 12th, 17th, 22nd, and 27th floors, are all considered fire floors.
The floors belonging to wood are the 3rd and 8th floors, both belong to the east, so the floors with ending digits 3 and 8, such as the 13th, 18th, 23rd, and 28th floors, are all considered wood floors.
The floors belonging to metal are the 4th and 9th floors, both belong to the west, so the floors with ending digits 4 and 9, such as the 14th, 19th, 24th, and 29th floors, are all considered metal floors.
The floors belonging to earth are the 5th and 10th floors, both belong to the center, so the floors with ending digits 5 and 0, such as the 15th, 20th, 25th, and 30th floors, are all considered earth floors.
Depending on the year of birth, the suitable floor to live in also varies. Choose the floor to live in based on your year of birth:
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Jia Wu (1954) are of the Wood element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 3 and 8.
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Bing Wu (1966) are of the Fire element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 2 and 7.
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Wu Wu (1978) are of the Earth element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 5 and 0.
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Geng Wu (1990) are of the Metal element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 4 and 9.
People born in the Year of the Horse in the Ren Wu (2002) are of the Water element, and are suitable to live in floors with ending digits 1 and 6.
