Rarity：Common · about 5 in 100
This weight speaks of a life where food and clothing never truly run short, because the person behind it knows how to think for themselves. Every important choice is made with a clear head and a steady hand, not by leaning on others. The early years bring real wind and frost, testing patience and grit, but that hardship builds exactly the strength needed. What follows is a calmer, more settled stretch where the effort of earlier years finally pays off.
The Chinese original is shown first; the English lines are Guanyitang's own translation.
Independence of mind is the real asset here. This person does best when trusted to judge things their own way rather than simply following instructions. Early working years may involve real struggle, setbacks, and having to prove themselves the hard way. That grinding experience becomes their advantage later, when steady judgment and self-made confidence let them move into calmer, more secure positions.
Provisions last long through this life, meaning money and resources tend to hold steady rather than vanish. Early on, income may feel tight or hard-won, arriving only through real effort. Patience with saving and spending pays off, since the pattern here favors steady accumulation over quick gain. By the later years, financial pressure eases and a comfortable, sufficient standard of living settles in.
A naturally self-directed person, someone who prefers making up their own mind in every matter rather than being told what to do. This independence is a strength, giving clarity and resolve especially when things get hard. The one thing to watch is that this same self-reliance can tip into stubbornness or reluctance to accept help when it is genuinely useful.
Home life mirrors the same pattern of quiet self-sufficiency: this person tends to be the steady, decisive one within the family, someone others learn to rely on for a clear-headed opinion. Relationships may take real effort in the earlier years to settle into their rhythm, but they grow warmer and more comfortable as time goes on.
The early years bring real wind and frost — effort, setbacks, and lessons learned mostly through direct experience rather than ease.
Independence sharpens through the middle years, as steady decisions and hard-earned confidence begin turning earlier struggle into visible progress.
The later years bring the promised peace and comfort, a settled stretch where earlier effort finally shows itself as security and calm.
The verse says every matter is decided by one's own mind — trust that instinct, but pair it with patience through the early wind and frost it also promises. Let the hard years teach rather than discourage you, since the same verse is clear that steady peace and comfort follow once that groundwork is laid.
Want to know which years run smoothly and which call for care? Cast a BaZi chart from the same birth details to see the ten-year cycles and each year.
About 5.10% of all combinations of the four weight tables give this total (a share of combinations, not of people).