BaZi calculators may vary due to differences in time zone conversion, calendar systems, and calculation methods. Shen Shu follows well-researched classical BaZi principles combined with AI-powered logic to ensure an accurate chart foundation.

A BaZi chart consists of four pillars—year, month, day, and hour. Each pillar contains a heavenly stem and an earthly branch, representing different influences in life. Our AI system provides structured interpretations to help you understand your personal energy flow.

Your Chinese astrology element is based on your Day Master in BaZi. The five elements—Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water—reflect different personality traits and life tendencies. Use our BaZi calculator to find out which element dominates your chart.

A Chinese astrological sign (生肖) is determined by your birth year and follows a 12-year cycle. While your zodiac sign influences broad characteristics, a complete BaZi reading offers deeper insights into your personal energy and life path.

AI-driven BaZi interpretation is a powerful tool for structured and unbiased analysis. Shen Shu applies advanced AI techniques to decode BaZi charts based on classical theories, ensuring a reliable and insightful reading experience. While AI provides consistency in analysis, personal understanding and reflection remain key to applying BaZi insights.

BaZi, also known as Four Pillars of Destiny, is a traditional Chinese astrologic method used to understand one's destiny and personality by analyzing one's birth date and time.

BaZi can provide insights into various aspects of your life, such as your personality, career potential, and relationship tendencies, thereby helping you make informed decisions.

Yes, all personal information and BaZi chart readings are confidential and protected as per our privacy policy.

Yes, you can use the BaZi calculator as many times as you want for different birth dates and times.

Knowing your exact birth time can enhance the accuracy of the BaZi chart. If the time is unknown, a default time of 01:00 is used, which may affect some interpretations.