Frame the question
One clear subject, one useful time frame, no vague guessing.
Ancient timing, made learnable
A guided introduction to Xiao Liuren, translated for modern learners. Start with one question, locate the time, and follow the six-palace sequence with confidence.
A clear path through an old tradition
Xiao Liuren turns time into a sequence. We teach that sequence visually, then show how meaning changes with the subject of the question.
One clear subject, one useful time frame, no vague guessing.
Convert the birth date and local hour into the four traditional pillars.
Count in a fixed order and read the result in the context of the question.
Experience before explanation
Enter your birth details, then ask one focused question. The preview combines the calculated four pillars with the subject of your question to show the learning flow.
Choose your birth details, enter a focused question, then use the arrow to generate your learning preview.
Tradition, carefully translated
We keep the historical texture, remove the confusion, and turn the method into a visual learning journey for international students.
Built for independent study
Each chapter moves from recognition to calculation, then into real cases. No scattered notes and no unexplained leaps.
Origins, limits, ethics, and how to ask a useful question.
Lunar month, lunar day, and traditional hour branches.
Core qualities, relationships, and the fixed counting sequence.
Work, relationships, travel, lost objects, and disputes.
Follow complete examples from question to final judgment.
Build judgment without fear, certainty theatre, or dependency.
The complete teaching package
The course combines a polished English guide, thirty-five teaching visuals, worked examples, quick-reference sheets, and future lesson updates.
Complete digital teaching package
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