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คะแนนชื่อจีนของทารกโดยใช้วิธีการ五格剖象แบบดั้งเดิม วิเคราะห์天格地格人格外格และ总格
Name Scoring Methodology
Name scoring is based on the Wuge (Five-Grid) method, developed by Japanese name-study scholar Kumazaki Ken'ō and later adapted for Chinese use. It uses Kangxi Dictionary stroke counts, dividing the name into five grids — Heaven, Human, Earth, Outer, and Total — each mapped to the 81-number fortune system (numbers 1-81 each carry fortune attributes) for a composite score. Note: this is a folk fortune-telling tradition; results are for entertainment only.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What are the Five Grids in name scoring?
A: Heaven, Human, Earth, Outer, and Total — each calculated from name strokes, mapped to the 81-number fortune system.
Q: What stroke count standard is used?
A: Kangxi Dictionary strokes, the recognized standard in name-study, which may differ from everyday handwriting.
Q: Is the name score accurate?
A: Strictly calculated using Kangxi strokes and the 81-number system, but it's a folk tradition for entertainment only.