Three things we hold to
- 01We follow the Quan ShuCharts and readings are based on the Zi Wei Dou Shu Quan Shu, and every reading line is checked against the original text.
- 02Then and now, kept apartWe say what the classics say, as written. Then, separately, what that tends to mean today.
- 03Stars you can rememberEach main star, plus the Empty Palace, has a modern persona, such as The Emperor for Zi Wei. The persona helps you remember; the star keeps its classical meaning.
One line, read two ways
From the Xingge reading library: Qi Sha in the Parents Palace.


How we read a chart
The classical language can be harsh. We don't hide those lines, and we don't hand them to you as verdicts either.
We explain why the old texts read a placement that way, then how it is more likely to show up in your life now, and what you can do with it.
How Xingge draws a chart ›What we don't do
- Predict death
- Diagnose illness
- Give investment advice
- Sell through fear
A chart shows tendencies. The choices are yours.
For people everywhere
Many people are born outside Taiwan, and outside Asia. Wherever you were born and whichever language you read, you should be able to understand your own chart.
- Birth time converted to local time, with daylight saving removed
- True solar time if you want it
- Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese and English


Who makes Xingge
Xingge is made by a small team with backgrounds in three fields.
Xingge is run by Intellizab LLC, a Wyoming company. Questions and suggestions are welcome at [email protected].
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