Chapter I. Introduction

In traditional Chinese culture, Seven Killings and Zheng Guan are two astrological terms with deep symbolic meanings. Seven killings, often seen as a force for change, symbolizes impulsiveness, courage and transformation, while Zheng Guan represents stability, orthodoxy and authority. These two forces are often used in traditional Chinese culture to interpret the fate of individuals and the rise and fall of nations, thus becoming symbols of power and status .

Originally meaning the seven killing stars in the sky, in Chinese astrology, the appearance of the seven killing stars often signals change and conflict. In traditional culture, Seven Killings is also given a positive meaning, which represents the spirit of defying difficulties and going forward. In the course of history, we can see countless heroes and figures who harbor the spirit of Seven Killings and dare to challenge the old rules and authorities, thus promoting the progress and development of society. This spirit is highly praised and inherited in Chinese culture .

Zhengguan, on the other hand, represents the power of orthodoxy and stability. In traditional Chinese culture, the Zhengguan is a symbol of power, which represents the law and order of the state. The presence of a proper official often heralds peace and prosperity. Throughout history, those officials who held high positions and wielded great power were often the embodiment of Zhengguan. They maintain the stability of the country and guarantee the peace of the people, and are an indispensable and important role in traditional Chinese culture .

Seven killings and Zheng Guan, these two seemingly contradictory forces are perfectly unified in traditional Chinese culture. They constrain and promote each other, and together they constitute the unique charm of traditional Chinese culture. The change and impetus of the Seven Killings provides a constant impetus for the stability and authority of the Zheng Guan; while the authority and stability of the Zheng Guan provides a solid cornerstone for the change and impetus of the Seven Killings. This interrelationship makes traditional Chinese culture full of vitality and innovation while maintaining stability .

Chapter 2: The Symbolism of Killers and Magistrates

2.1 The symbolism of killing

The Seven Killings Star, in traditional Chinese culture and numerology, carries a wealth of symbolism, mainly closely associated with power, competition and challenges. As an astrological term, the Seven Killings Star represents a strong force and majesty, and is often seen as a symbol of power and status .

In numerology, the Seven Killings Star reflects an individual's ambition, perseverance and competitiveness. People with a strong Seven Killings Star natal chart usually show a desire for power and a quest for challenges. They are undaunted by difficulties, brave in facing them and have a strong enterprising spirit. Therefore, the Seven Killings Star is often seen as a symbol of courage and determination .

The Seven Killings star is also associated with military and war, representing a spirit of fighting and competition. In ancient times, Seven Killings was even associated with the crime of murder, which further exemplifies its implication of symbolizing power struggles and challenges. In numerology reading, a person with a strong Seven Killings star may stand out as a leader or key decision maker in politics, military or business .

The Seven Deaths star is also associated with change and innovation. People with the Seven Killers star sign are often not satisfied with the status quo and seek new opportunities and breakthroughs. They dare to challenge tradition and lead change, and therefore play an important role in social progress and development .

The symbolism of the Seven Deadly Stars in numerology is multi-dimensional, representing not only power and status, but also courage, determination, competitiveness and the spirit of change. These qualities together form the unique cultural connotation and symbolic value of the Seven Killings star .

Although the Seven Deaths Star symbolizes power and challenges, it does not mean that people with the Seven Deaths Star natal chart will necessarily succeed or attain high positions. Numerology is only a kind of reference and guidance, and everyone's destiny is also influenced by numerous factors, including personal efforts and environmental conditions. Therefore, we should maintain an objective and rational attitude when interpreting the symbolism of the Seven Deaths star .

Through the above analysis, we can have a deeper understanding of the importance of the Seven Deaths Star in traditional Chinese culture and numerology and its rich symbolism. The Seven Deaths Star not only represents power and status, but also embodies people's spiritual quality of pursuing excellence and courageous challenges. Such spiritual qualities are valuable assets in any era, inspiring people to move forward and create a better future .

2.2 Symbolism of the Officials

In traditional Chinese culture and numerology, the Zheng Guan star plays a pivotal role, symbolizing orthodoxy, stability and position of power. As one of the Ten Deities, Zheng Guan Xing occupies an important position in Bazi forecasting, representing one's social status, official position and orthodox power structure.

The appearance of the Zheng Guan star in the natal chart often signifies the formal status and power that an individual may obtain in society. In feudal society, Zheng Guan was often associated with images of court officials and dignitaries, and it represented an orthodox position of power that was widely recognized and accepted by society. This status not only conferred personal honor and dignity, but also implied responsibility and mission.

From the perspective of numerology, the Zheng Guan star also symbolizes stability and order. In the Eight Characteristics, the appearance of the Zheng Guan Star is often closely linked to one's career, fame and social status. When the Zheng Guan star is powerful, it signifies that the individual is able to stand out in the orthodox social structure and gain higher social status and power. At the same time, the Zheng Guan star also represents responsibility and binding force, which prompts the individual to pursue power while adhering to moral codes and professional ethics.

The Zheng Guan star is also associated with an individual's personality traits. According to numerology, people with the Zheng Guan star pattern tend to be stable, of good character, responsible, and can easily gain the trust and respect of others. This character trait allows people with Zheng Guan to utilize their talents and abilities in orthodox power structures, such as the civil service or business management.

Although the Zheng Guan star symbolizes power and status, not all people with the Zheng Guan star are able to achieve success naturally. Numerology emphasizes that a person's destiny is the result of a combination of factors, including personal efforts, opportunities and social environment. Therefore, even with the presence of the Zheng Guan star in the natal chart, it still requires the individual to realize his/her dreams and goals through unremitting efforts and correct decisions.

The Zheng Guan star is an important symbol in traditional Chinese culture and numerology, representing orthodoxy, stability and position of power. The direction of destiny is not entirely determined by the natal chart, but the individual's efforts and choices are equally important. Through a deeper understanding of the symbolism of the Zheng Guan star, we can better understand the traditional culture's view of power and status, and find our own orientation and direction in real life.

Chapter 3: The Social and Cultural Embodiment of Killing and Zhengguan

3.1 Historical Figures and the Seven Killings of Zhenguan

In traditional Chinese culture, as symbols of power and status, the Seven Killings and Zheng Guan play an important role in the fate of historical figures. Through in-depth analysis of the cases of historical figures, we can further understand how the Seven Killings and the Proper Officials play a role in real life and how they affect the trajectory of an individual's destiny.

Take Yue Fei as an example, this famous general in the Southern Song Dynasty, his destiny of the Seven Killers star and Zheng Guan star are particularly prominent. Yue Fei's courage and fighting prowess undoubtedly reflect the strong influence of the Seven Killings star. The Seven Killings Star symbolizes power, competition and challenges, and it was through constant battles and challenges that Yue Fei rose to prominence and became a famous general. His military prowess and strategic vision enabled him to win admiration and praise for his repeated successes on the battlefield.

In Yue Fei's life, the influence of the Zheng Guan star cannot be ignored as well. The Zheng Guan star represents orthodoxy, stability and position of power, and it played a balancing and restraining role in Yue Fei's destiny. Despite Yue Fei's prowess on the battlefield, he always remained loyal to the imperial court by adhering to his beliefs of loyalty to the ruler and love for the country. This loyalty and orthodoxy is exactly what the Zheng Guan Star embodies in Yue Fei's character. It enabled Yue Fei to pursue his personal glory while never forgetting the righteousness of the country, contributing to the prosperity and stability of the country.

Of course, the influence of the Seven Killings and the Proper Officials in the fate of historical figures is not always so harmonious. In some cases, conflicts and contradictions may arise between them. For example, in the fates of powerful officials or ambitious people, the Seven Killings star's desire for power may be too strong, leading them to pursue their goals by all means, even to the detriment of the country and the people. At this time, the stability and orthodoxy of the Zheng Guan Star may pale in comparison and be unable to effectively restrain the destructive nature of the Seven Killings Star. In this case, the fate of the historical figures often goes to extremes and even triggers social upheaval and change.

However, more often than not, the Seven Killings and the Righteous Officials play complementary roles in the destinies of historical figures. Together, they shape an individual's character traits and the direction of his or her destiny, enabling the historical figure to maintain balance and sanity in his or her pursuit of power and status, and to make a positive contribution to the development of the country and the nation.

In addition to military generals like Yue Fei, the influence of Seven Killers and Zheng Guan is also widely found in historical figures in politics, culture and other fields. For example, among politicians, the competitive and challenging spirit of the Seven Killings may have propelled them to climb to the heights of power, while the stability and orthodoxy of the Zheng Guan prompted them to be able to work for the well-being of the country and its people once they were in power. Among cultural celebrities, Seven Killings' sense of innovation and breakthrough may inspire their artistic inspiration and creativity, while Zheng Guan's spirit of inheritance and guardianship enables them to pursue artistic achievements without forgetting to pass on and promote national culture.

By analyzing the cases of historical figures, we can deeply feel the important influence of the Seven Killings and the Righteous Officials in the destiny of a character. They are both the intrinsic driving force of an individual as well as a key factor in social and cultural development. In understanding and evaluating historical figures, we should consider the roles of the Seven Killings and the Proper Officials in a comprehensive manner, and interpret their destinies and contributions with a more objective and in-depth perspective.

3.2 Imagery of the seven killings and positive officials in literary works

In ancient Chinese literature, the imagery of the seven killings and the positive official is often skillfully integrated into the storyline to depict and reflect the power struggles, status changes, and the complexity of human nature in the society. These imagery not only enriches the connotation of the literary works, but also provides readers with a unique perspective to understand the relationship between numerology, power and status.

In many classical novels, the Seven Killings are often used to symbolize characters who are ambitious and enterprising. These characters often have a strong sense of competition and a spirit of challenge, and they bravely climb to the peak of power without fear of hardship. The imagery of seven killings is colored by adventure, challenge and change in these works, and it represents an indomitable, forward-thinking spirit.

Orthodox officials, on the other hand, are more often used to depict those who hold high positions and wield great power. They are usually the maintainers of social order, representing orthodoxy and stability. In literature, the image of the official is often closely associated with majesty, solemnity and power, and their every word and action emphasizes their prominent status.

Through in-depth analysis of the imagery of Seven Killings and Zhengguan, we can find that these two form a subtle tension in literature. Seven Killings represents change and challenge, while Zheng Guan represents orthodoxy and stability. This tension is not only reflected in the portrayal of individual characters, but also throughout the entire storyline.

In some literary works with historical themes, the imagery of the seven killings and the positive official is even given a profound historical connotation. These works reflect the political, economic and cultural conditions of the society at that time by depicting the power struggles and status changes among different characters. When reading these works, readers can not only feel the mysterious charm of numerology, but also have a deeper understanding of the evolution of history and culture.

On the basis of inheriting the tradition, modern literary works have made a richer and more diversified interpretation of the imagery of the seven killings and Zhengguan. These works are no longer confined to the traditional framework of numerology, but integrate the Seven Deaths and Zhengguan into a broader social context, exploring the complex relationship between power, status and human nature.

In general, the imagery of the seven killings and positive officials in literature is rich and profound. They not only carry the essence of traditional culture, but also present the glory and darkness of human nature and reveal the complex connotation of power and status through the skillful strokes of writers. The use of such imagery makes the literary works reflect the social reality and at the same time give the readers more space for reflection.

Chapter 4: Understanding and Utilization of Seven Killings and Zheng Guan in Contemporary Society

In contemporary society, the concepts of Seven Killings and Proper Officials continue to be influential, especially in the fields of culture, psychology and numerology. As times change, people's understanding and use of these two concepts have changed somewhat.

In modern culture, the Seven Killings are often interpreted as a spiritual symbol of courageous competition and challenge. This spirit is widely advocated in today's society, encouraging people to be aggressive and pursue excellence in all fields. At the same time, the Seven Deaths is also seen as a potential strength, representing the resilience and fortitude an individual displays in the face of difficulties and challenges.

In modern society, the official position has been given a more positive meaning. It not only represents orthodoxy and stability, but also symbolizes responsibility, accountability and leadership. In the professional world, Zheng Guan is often used to describe people who have the professionalism to take on important responsibilities and lead a team forward. In addition, Zhengguan also represents a respect for rules and order, embodying the spirit of the rule of law in modern society.

In practice, people often use numerology to interpret the Seven Deadly Attributes and the Orthogonal Attributes of an individual as a reference to plan their career development and life path. For example, in career planning, understanding one's Seven Deadly Attributes and Zheng Guan Attributes can help one to more accurately locate the career field and development direction that is suitable for him/her. At the same time, this understanding also helps the individual to better play his/her role in the team, to complement others and to jointly promote the development of the team.

Overall, the understanding and application of the Seven Killings and the Right Attribute in contemporary society has gone beyond the traditional scope of numerology, incorporating more modern elements and the spirit of the times. These two concepts not only still have symbolic significance in modern society, but also provide practical reference and guidance value for people.

Chapter V. Conclusion

After an in-depth discussion of the symbolism of the Seven Killings and the Righteous Official in traditional Chinese culture and their embodiment in society and culture, we are able to understand the importance of these two concepts in a more comprehensive manner. Seven killings, representing power, competition and challenge, symbolizes an aggressive and indomitable spirit; while the Zheng Guan represents orthodoxy, stability and position of power, which embodies order and dignity. These two astrological signs occupy a pivotal position in traditional Chinese culture, not only reflecting the ancient people's perception and pursuit of power and status, but also revealing their attitude towards challenges and stability.

In contemporary society, the understanding and utilization of Seven Killings and Zheng Guan still have far-reaching practical significance. The competitive and challenging spirit of Seven Killings inspires modern people to move forward and pursue excellence in the midst of fierce social competition, while the orthodoxy and stability represented by Zheng Guan reminds us to respect and maintain the order and rules of society while pursuing our personal goals and values.

Seven killings and Zheng Guan are not only symbols of power and status, but also a bridge between traditional Chinese culture and the values of modern society. They carry a deep understanding of power, status, competition and stability in traditional culture, and in modern society, these values are still of great significance. By studying and passing on these traditional cultural elements, we can better understand and grasp the development of contemporary Chinese society, as well as provide useful insights for personal growth and development. Therefore, as symbols of power and status, the Seven Killings and the Proper Officer have irreplaceable values in both traditional culture and modern society.