The types of Wood in the "Wood Destiny" and how to distinguish them. People with a Wood Destiny refer to those whose birth year's "Nayin" (hidden sound) is related to Wood. To understand the good or bad aspects of a Wood Destiny, please visit our special section on Wood Destiny at Huayi Zharma Network!

What are the different types of Wood in the Wood Destiny?

Those born in the Year of Wu Chen: Their Naiyin is "Great Forest Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Clear Warm Earth Dragon." They are fond of spring winds, have advantages in official positions, and are respected by others. They may face loneliness and injuries during childhood but enjoy a happy and prosperous life in middle and old age with children around them. Men tend to be charming and successful, while women are kind and blessed with longevity. Those born in the Year of Ji Si: Their Naiyin is "Great Forest Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Fortunate Yellow Snake." They are smart, efficient, and open-minded. Men often like to show off, while women prefer to be clever. They have deep strategies, are talented, and can achieve success. They have harmonious marriages, adequate clothing and food, and a late-blooming fortune. Those born in the Year of Ren Wu: Their Naiyin is "Willow Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "War Horse in the Army." They are intelligent, polite, ambitious, and strong-willed. They are gentle on the outside but firm on the inside, often stubborn and rebellious. They are good at socializing and handling relationships. Their emotions are passionate, sometimes cold and sometimes hot, often troubled by love. They face disasters in childhood, and their parents may suffer from injuries. Their wealth accumulates later. Those born in the Year of Gui Wei: Their Naiyin is "Willow Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Black Sheep in the Herd." They are impulsive, quick-tempered, and often start strong but end weak. They are careless and lose things easily. They are prone to the "Finger Back Evil," which means helping others brings no reward but instead invites resentment. They face injuries early on and have a distant relationship with one of their parents. They prefer movement over stillness, are always active, and accumulate wealth later, making many good connections. Those born in the Year of Geng Yin: Their Naiyin is "Pine and Cypress Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "White Tiger in the Forest." They are extremely stubborn, willful, and emotionally unstable, often changing moods quickly. Women may be unintentionally hurtful, not keeping secrets, and often say things that hurt others without realizing it. They face injuries in childhood, rely little on family, and prefer independence. They accumulate wealth and marry later, finding peace through self-cultivation. Those born in the Year of Xin Mao: Their Naiyin is "Pine and Cypress Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Golden Rabbit in the Toad's Cave." They are wise, skillful, and adaptable, gaining favor with officials. Although they may have free time, they enjoy intellectual competition. They face injuries in childhood, have few relatives to rely on, and build their own careers independently. Men are fortunate, while women have good luck and are cared for by their children. Those born in the Year of Wu Xu: Their Naiyin is "Flat Land Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Yellow Dog in the Mountain." They are honest but lack etiquette, are determined and decisive, but not very flexible. They face disasters in childhood and have an early difficult life, learning a trade and excelling in it. They are independent, accumulate wealth later, and some achieve great success. Women are typically virtuous and take care of their families. Those born in the Year of Ji Hai: Their Naiyin is "Flat Land Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Earth Pig in the Monastery." They are clever, eloquent, and persuasive, with a good heart. They have a cold relationship with their relatives and are independent. Women prefer older men, while men prefer younger women, often suffering from love-related issues. They find health and virtue through late marriage and childbirth, and spend money generously for good deeds. Those born in the Year of Ren Zi: Their Naiyin is "Mulberry and Camphor Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Black Mouse on the Mountain." They are intelligent, elegant, self-reliant, and skilled in calculations. They face disasters in childhood, have few relatives to rely on, experience ups and downs, and have a good spouse. They are emotional and often troubled by love. They have sufficient food and clothing, and grow richer as they age. Those born in the Year of Gui Chou: Their Naiyin is "Mulberry and Camphor Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Wild Water Buffalo." They are suspicious and changeable, avoid conflicts, and have a kind heart, respected by others. They appear gentle but are strong-willed and stubborn. They struggle with their parents and have few brothers to rely on, needing to be independent and strong. They have harmonious marriages, delayed children, and if they have children early, they may need to reassign them. Women are virtuous. Those born in the Year of Geng Shen: Their Naiyin is "Pomegranate Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Gold Ape Eating Fruits." They are noble in character, value righteousness over wealth, gain favor with officials, and have lofty aspirations. They are busy for others, have distant relatives, and help others without being appreciated, leading to a healthy life in old age. Women generally have better fates than men, while men work hard all their lives. Those born in the Year of Xin You: Their Naiyin is "Pomegranate Wood," and their zodiac sign is the "Golden Chicken in the Cage." They are sharp, persistent, and determined, never giving up. They face disasters in youth, have distant family ties, and no support from relatives. Love enters their destiny, bringing emotional problems and worries. They prefer freedom and have a deep connection with gods and Buddhas. They speak kindly but may hurt people with their words.