English · BaZi Term
Yi 乙 (Yin Wood)
The vine and flower — flexible, adaptive, quietly persistent.
Definition
Yi (乙, yǐ) is the second Heavenly Stem and the Yin Wood Day Master — the soft, pliant form of Wood: grasses, vines, and flowers.
Meaning in a chart
A Yi Day Master grows around obstacles rather than through them: flexible, diplomatic, and resourceful, with quiet staying power. Yi natives thrive on cooperation and support and adapt gracefully to circumstances — but can be indecisive, dependent, or overly accommodating.
Example
If you were born on a 乙 day, your Day Master is Yi. As Wood it is nourished by Water (水生木), produces Fire (木生火), is controlled by Metal (金克木), and controls Earth (木克土).
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FAQ
What does Yi 乙 (Yin Wood) mean in BaZi?
Yi (乙, yǐ) is the second Heavenly Stem and the Yin Wood Day Master — the soft, pliant form of Wood: grasses, vines, and flowers.
How is Yi 乙 (Yin Wood) read in a BaZi chart?
A Yi Day Master grows around obstacles rather than through them: flexible, diplomatic, and resourceful, with quiet staying power. Yi natives thrive on cooperation and support and adapt gracefully to circumstances — but can be indecisive, dependent, or overly accommodating.
What is an example of Yi 乙 (Yin Wood)?
If you were born on a 乙 day, your Day Master is Yi. As Wood it is nourished by Water (水生木), produces Fire (木生火), is controlled by Metal (金克木), and controls Earth (木克土).