Michael Jackson

Shang Guan pours out talent, strong Metal generates Water. Shang Guan (Talent Star) symbolizes talent and creativity, while Metal represents voice and expressiveness. This decade marked the early emergence of Michael Jackson's genius. From childhood, he displayed astonishing musical gifts and performing ability, joining the Jackson Brothers band under his father's strict training and becoming a child star. Overall fortune was on the rise, but the Shang Guan also brought rebellion and pressure; at a young age, he entered the adult world prematurely, losing his childhood.

Shang Guan generates wealth, with Shi Shen as the root. Shang Guan represents the display of artistic talent, and generating wealth means acquiring wealth through creativity. During this decade, Michael signed with Motown Records as part of the band, recorded several albums, and climbed the American music charts. Income grew, but was controlled by his father. In 1970, his first solo single "Got to Be There" was released, marking the start of his solo career. Resources came from family and the band, but personal autonomy was limited.

Bi Jian and Jie Cai contend for wealth, causing familial tension. Bi Jian (Peer Star) and Jie Cai (Wealth Rival) represent siblings and colleagues competing for resources and attention. His relationship with his father Joseph was tense; Joseph often employed harsh training methods, causing psychological trauma. There was competition with his brothers in the band, but overall family bonds remained strong. Early fame brought fan adoration, but his personal space was constricted.

Strong Metal overcomes Wood, caution with the respiratory system. Metal corresponds to the lungs, and overcoming Wood indicates stress affecting the liver. High-intensity work in childhood led to physical fatigue and susceptibility to respiratory infections. Emotionally, family pressure caused anxiety, so attention to mental health is necessary.

Pian Cai emerges on the Heavenly Stem, Bi Jian sits on the Earthly Branch. Pian Cai (Indirect Wealth) represents great wealth and opportunity, while Bi Jian (Peer Star) signifies competition and collaboration. This decade saw him in adolescence and career transition, growing from a child star into a young idol. In 1972, the theme song of his first solo album "Ben" became a hit, but Bi Jian also indicated internal disagreements, leading him to gradually separate from the brothers' band and pursue independence. This period was characterized by wealth accumulation and the awakening of independent consciousness.

Wealth Star is contested, conflicts of interest in collaboration. Pian Cai, representing paternal wealth as well as personal income, is contested by Bi Jian (Peer Star, which can rob wealth), indicating that benefits are divided in partnerships. In the mid-to-late 1970s, he faced disputes with record labels as part of the band. In 1979, he collaborated with Quincy Jones on the album "Off the Wall," which sold over 5 million copies, greatly boosting his personal fame. He began to take creative control, but financially he was still controlled by his father and the company.

Zheng Yin hidden in the branch, mentors provide behind-the-scenes help. The Ding Fire Zheng Yin (Direct Resource) hidden within Xu represents elder mentors such as Quincy Jones. He met key collaborators, but Bi Jian also led to estrangement from his brothers; in 1975, he left the Jackson Brothers band and started his solo career. Romantically, his first love began, but they were often apart.

Strong Earth and Metal, caution with skin and skeletal issues. Abundant Bi Jian leads to a dry constitution, prone to skin allergies or external injuries. Rapid growth during adolescence, combined with high-intensity performances, caused easy fatigue. Emotionally, conflicts with family led to depression, warranting attention to mental health.

Abundant Wealth generates Qi Sha, Water and Wood surge. Both Zheng Cai (Direct Wealth) and Pian Cai (Indirect Wealth) arrived, bringing a flood of wealth. However, the Hai Water combines with the Yin Wood Qi Sha (Indirect Officer), indicating that wealth-generated Qi Sha means success brings tremendous pressure and threats. This decade marked his career peak—the 1982 release of "Thriller," which became one of the best-selling albums in history. Yet immense fame also made him a target, multiplying the pressure. Overall, it was a period of extreme prosperity turning to a pivotal shift.

Wealth fuels the Qi Sha, reaping both fame and fortune but with hidden crises. Zheng Cai and Pian Cai represent financial income and commercial partnerships, while Qi Sha (Indirect Officer) represents challenges and authority. He amassed enormous wealth through the "Thriller" album and advertising endorsements, winning Grammy Awards in 1984. But wealth-generated Qi Sha also attracted envy and legal disputes, such as the controversy over his purchase of the Beatles' catalog in 1985. His income structure shifted toward independent management, but expenses were enormous.

Bi Jian and Jie Cai are powerless, interpersonal alienation. The strong Hai Water wealth, combined with Yin Wood, overcomes the Yin Star, signifying further distance from family. He purchased Neverland Ranch, isolating himself from the outside world. In friendships, he grew apart from collaborators like Quincy Jones. Romantic rumors abounded but no stable relationship formed. Fame subjected him to excessive media scrutiny, deepening his sense of loneliness.

Strong Water overcomes Fire, risk of heart issues and insomnia. Water overcoming Fire corresponds to the circulatory and nervous systems. Due to extreme stress, he began suffering from insomnia and relied on painkillers. In 1984, his scalp was burned during a Pepsi commercial shoot, exacerbating health problems. Emotionally, he experienced anxiety and depression, requiring caution against substance abuse.

Qi Sha emerges on the Heavenly Stem, with Wealth Star bearing it. Qi Sha (Indirect Officer) represents challenges, power, and fame, while Zheng Cai (Direct Wealth) is stable income. This decade, he remained in the spotlight but faced increasing negative events. The 1991 album "Dangerous" was a commercial success but accompanied by controversy. Qi Sha attacks the self, bringing various accusations and pressures; his career still held high, but fatigue was evident. Overall, it was a turning point from glory to chaos.

Qi Sha and Yin mutually generate, but Wealth harms Yin. The Jia Wood Qi Sha attacks the self, but fortunately the Bing Fire Pian Yin (Indirect Resource) hidden in the Day Branch Yin transforms the Qi Sha, indicating that he uses artistic creation (Yin) to resolve pressure. However, the Zi Water Zheng Cai (Direct Wealth) overcomes the Bing Fire Yin Star, meaning financial disputes disrupt his creative environment. In 1993, he was first accused of child sexual abuse; although not convicted, his reputation was damaged and his career declined. Income was strained by lawsuits and a lavish lifestyle, forcing him to sell assets.

Peach Blossom Calamity, reputation damaged. Zi Water is both a Peach Blossom (romance/charisma) and a Wealth Star, attracting scandals linked to money and fame. Relationships with fans and media grew complicated. In family, he married Elvis Presley's daughter Lisa Marie (1994), but the marriage was short-lived. Relations with parents and siblings cooled. Among friends, he relied on childlike companions but lacked genuine support.

Strong Wood with weak Earth, spleen/stomach and skin issues. Qi Sha attacks the body, Earth is overcome by Wood, leading to deteriorating digestion. Multiple plastic surgeries resulted in a deformed nose, and his vitiligo worsened. Emotionally, lawsuit pressure caused extreme anxiety, leading to drug dependence to maintain his condition.

Zheng Guan enters the tomb, Jie Cai snatches the Guan. Zheng Guan (Zheng Guan (Direct Officer)) represents reputation and law, while Jie Cai (Wealth Rival) denotes contention and destruction. This decade, he was embroiled in various lawsuits; Zheng Guan being contested meant legal entanglements and ruined reputation. The 2001 album "Invincible" underperformed. In 2005, he faced a second child sexual abuse trial; though ultimately acquitted, he was left severely weakened. Overall, it was a phase of fortune's collapse.

Guan Star is combined, impoverished state. The Yi Wood Zheng Guan (Zheng Guan (Direct Officer)) actually enters the tomb of Chou Earth, signifying that his career was buried. Jie Cai Chou Earth clashes with the Year Branch Xu Earth, causing wealth loss. In 2001, he disputed with Sony Records, losing copyrights. In 2009, he planned a comeback concert in London, but was heavily in debt and ultimately died from sudden cardiac arrest.

Yin Star is overcome, betrayal and isolation. Xin Metal Shang Guan (Talent Star) in Chou harms the Ding Fire Zheng Yin (Direct Resource) in Xu, damaging the Yin Star and signifying loss of support and protection. He became estranged from family, not reconciling with his father before his death. Those around him were mostly business agents and interest-based partners, lacking genuine friends. Custody disputes over his children ensued.

Earth and Metal clash, crisis of heart failure. The Chou-Xu clash generates strong Earth producing Metal, which then overcomes Wood; Wood relates to the liver and gallbladder, but primarily the heart (Fire) is drained. He suffered long-term insomnia and eating disorders, and died in 2009 from acute propofol poisoning. Emotionally, he was extremely depressed with severe drug dependence.