In the Five Elements theory, the Water element and the Wood element form a mutually generating combination. A Water element person can generate a Wood element person, especially when a male with Wood element is paired with a female with Water element, which benefits the husband's career. However, it cannot be judged solely from the perspective of the Five Elements; one must also consider the Nayan and the celestial omens.
Water generates Wood, and Wood generates Fire. Metal overcomes Wood and Water. Fire element matches are very auspicious, while Wood and Earth elements match moderately well. When paired with Metal element people, it is very harmful.
Individuals with a Wood element are naturally gentle, have a harmonious character, are emotionally rich, behave freely, have a broad mind, live optimistically, are good at making friends, are refined and confident, have a tall appearance, are tall and white, have a graceful figure, are handsome and elegant, have an imposing presence, speak softly, have a pale face, have a sharp nose, and beautiful hair.
Marine Water: Only when it meets the Mulberry Tree Wood or the Willow Tree Wood is it auspicious.
Well Water: Well Water does not like the Mulberry Tree Wood or the Willow Tree Wood. Well Water and Pine Tree Wood are in a mutual honor relationship, so it is auspicious.
Large Stream Water: Most types of Wood will be carried away by this water. Only the Mulberry Tree Wood is not. Therefore, Large Stream Water prefers the Mulberry Tree Wood. Specifically, Jia Yin Large Stream Water prefers Ren Zi Mulberry Tree Wood, and Yi Mao Large Stream Water prefers Gui Chou Mulberry Tree Wood. For other types of Wood, the compatibility should be considered based on their lucky positions, and conflicts or damage should be avoided.
Long Flowing Water: Long Flowing Water prefers "Gui Chou Mulberry Tree Wood," "Gui Wei Willow Tree Wood," Pine Tree Wood, and Pomegranate Tree Wood. "Gui Si Long Flowing Water" prefers "Wu Chen Large Forest Wood," and "Ren Chen Long Flowing Water" prefers "Ji Hai Flatland Wood."

Gui Wei is the "Yan Store" of the Yihua Wood, and Gui is the residual energy of Fire, which is the official of Wei. Therefore, it is called "Luyuzibei." Gui Wei has the Nayan of Wood, and it overcomes Wei earth, so it is a tree that cuts the roots. This tree has weak vitality and a weak body, so it doesn't need to fear metal for overcoming. If there is water to nourish and support it, it will gradually recover its energy and show vitality. It can become a talented person with virtue.
Fate and luck: Gui Wei is the tomb store, and Shen and You are empty. People with the Gui Wei Willow Wood element are smart and skilled, with many talents and skills. They are gentle in character, but tend to be passive in doing things, lacking initiative, and often give up halfway. They may appear confused on the outside, but they actually think carefully, have great intelligence, and have grand strategies. They have a fate with great ups and downs and must rely on themselves independently. They can rise quickly and show great opportunities during middle age. They often show talent or achieve success in technology and research, and even if they are not wealthy, they will not suffer from lack of food or clothing.
Males are honest, work hard for their wives, have inner worries, and lack openness in personality. Although they wish to express an open attitude, they often feel sad and melancholy. Their relationship with parents is shallow, their relationships with relatives are distant, they find it difficult to get help from friends, they have hardships in early life, and their marriage prospects are poor. They have a habit of collecting, and are often seen as quiet individuals who stay at home. They should avoid water-related disasters in their lives, and it is better to stay away from them. Doing things step by step and proceeding carefully will lead to success. If they plan too much, they may end up achieving nothing.