According to ancient Chinese fate theory, all things are composed of the five elements: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. People with different fates have different personalities and talents. Huayi Network has more information about Fire Element people, come and follow us!

With the foundation of the Five Elements' mutual restraint, the Water Element can restrain the Fire Element, so these two people are not compatible. However, it should be noted that if they are balanced, they can coexist. Just like when fire is strong and water is sufficient, they can complement each other. It is important to note that if fire is too strong and water is weak, or vice versa, it will not work. Water can restrain fire, but if there is too much fire, the water will easily be dried up. If fire is weak and meets water, it will certainly be extinguished.
This can be determined from the Yin-Yang Five Elements. For example, if the "Sea Water" meets the "Buddhist Lamp Fire," it is naturally inauspicious. Because "Sea Water" is powerful and fierce, while "Buddhist Lamp Fire" is ordinary human fire. How could it possibly match the sea's water?
Also, "Spring Water" and "Stream Water" meet the "Sun Fire," which is also mutually restraining. Why is this so? "Stream Water" is located at a high place where water does not flow, and is a damp area where water gathers. It flows underground. When summer comes, the Sun Fire is at its brightest. Stream Water is different from other waters. This kind of water encounters excessive Sun Fire, and it will inevitably dry up.
In addition, the Sun Fire and Sea Water are very compatible. What is the reason for this? The Sun Fire is divine fire from the sky, the flame of the sun. This fire is the strongest, and generally, water cannot restrain it. However, some types of water can coexist with it because Sea Water is boundless. Moreover, the sun rises from the East Sea and sets in the West Sea, and the sun and moon shine together, so they are naturally compatible.
The theory of Yin-Yang and the Five Elements is most忌 one-size-fits-all. Specific analysis of individual fate helps to obtain more reasonable calculation results. Fire Element people and Water Element people do not necessarily clash.

Fire Element people are divided into six types. The characteristics of several Fire Element people are as follows:
Wu Zi and Ji Chou are called "Thunder Fire," possibly because the fire contains yang energy and is located in the water position. There is fire in the water, and only a dragon can achieve this;
Bing Yin and Ding Mao are called "Furnace Fire." The fire gradually increases, adding some wood makes the fire stronger. With the help of yin and yang, the world becomes a furnace, hence the name "Furnace Fire";
Jia Chen and Yi Si are called "Lamp Fire." The fire is strong and intense. Chen and Si are adjacent positions, and the fire source is continuous, so it is called "Covered Lamp Fire";
Wu Wu and Ji Wei are called "Heavenly Fire." The fire passes through the Yang Palace and becomes even stronger, surging upwards, so it is called "Heavenly Fire";
Bing Shen and Ding You are called "Mountain Fire." The fire calms down and hides, and the fire intensity also fades, so it is called "Fire Below the Mountain";
Jia Xu and Yi Hai are called "Mountain Top Fire." A mountain can hide its shape, but its head can shine bright. This light is internally bright and externally dark, hidden inside without showing, so it is called "Fire on the Mountain Top."