Tian Xi

Tian Xi is Water, a star of 'true peach-blossom and celebration', always paired opposite Hong Luan. It rules outward joy, liveliness, sociability, and the happiness of new children: Tian Xi leans to 'motion' and popularity, Hong Luan to 'stillness' and feeling — one a bustling joy, the other a tender bond. When a luck period meets Tian Xi, with Hong Luan activating from opposite, it often marks a new child, celebration, or marriage. In the Self palace it gives a cheerful, optimistic, well-liked, warm, and appealing nature.

In the Self palace, Tian Xi gives a cheerful, lively, well-liked, sociable, appealing nature, lending the main star joy and warmth. With Hong Luan it fixes timing: when a decade or year reaches the Tian Xi / Hong Luan axis, it often marks a new child, celebration, or marriage — met young it favours rapport, met in midlife it often brings the joy of children. Tian Xi's is a bright, wholesome joy, more 'proper' than the side peach-blossom (Tian Yao, Xian Chi) and more oriented to family happiness.