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The method is auditable.
The content should be too.

See who publishes Ziheng BaZi content, how pages are reviewed, how AI is used, how traditional sources are described, and how errors are corrected.

Who publishes the content

“Ziheng Editorial” is an organizational byline for the site. It does not impersonate a named practitioner or claim invented credentials. Product and research workflows review calculation rules, traditional interpretation, and practical action language as separate layers.

How a page is produced

  1. A deterministic engine calculates Four Pillars, hidden stems, Ten Gods, Da Yun, and the selected annual layer.
  2. Ziheng BaZi Method v1 separately reviews seasonal support, roots, visible support and pressure, climate, and structure candidates.
  3. Traditional vocabulary is cross-checked against commonly used frameworks associated with Yuan Hai Zi Ping, San Ming Tong Hui, and Di Tian Sui. Modern summaries are never presented as verbatim classical quotations.
  4. Only then is the evidence translated into plain-language questions, fictional worked examples, and reversible real-world experiments.

How language models are used

A language model may help organize or polish prose. It cannot determine the Four Pillars, strength, structure, useful elements, or timing layers, and its output cannot override the deterministic result.

Updates and corrections

Calendar errors, mismatched questions and answers, missing source context, and wording that implies guaranteed outcomes are corrected directly and receive a new modification date. A material rule change must also update the public methodology, fixed-chart tests, and report version.

Editorial boundaries

Ziheng is for traditional culture, reflection, and planning. It is not medical, legal, financial, or relationship advice and does not guarantee income, health, marriage, promotion, or future events.

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