About
About BaZi Report
We build modern, careful, multilingual tools for classical Chinese metaphysics — BaZi, ZiWeiDouShu, name analysis, feng shui, and adjacent traditions — with no fortune-telling theatrics.
Mission
BaZi Report makes traditional Chinese metaphysics easier to understand without presenting it as verified prediction. We connect named historical sources, clear calculation steps, plain-language explanations, practical evidence, and honest limits. A classical citation establishes cultural context; it does not prove a claim about a person's future.
Approach
Each public calculator explains which traditional tables, calendar conventions, or common charting methods it follows and how the result is produced. The same details will usually produce the same result, but that does not prove a traditional interpretation in real life. Current tools do not send your information to a third-party AI service. If that changes in the future, it will be explained before use.
Content review & editorial guidelines
Each public guide is checked to: 1. Separate traditional claims from practical suggestions that can be observed or acted on 2. Check terminology, calculations, consistency, and readability in each language 3. Remove promises and label metaphysical interpretations as cultural references 4. Show publication and update dates so readers can judge whether the content is current 5. Leave medical, legal, financial, and mental-health decisions to qualified professionals
Sources and corrections
Article source lists separate classical references from modern practical guidance. A link to an agency such as the EPA, NIH/NHLBI, ASPCA, or CCOHS supports only the stated environmental, safety, sleep, plant, or ergonomics point; it never implies that the agency endorses feng shui. Readers can report a citation, translation, or factual problem through /contact. We review the page, correct confirmed errors, and update the displayed revision date when the substance changes.
Languages
Every tool ships in English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. English and Simplified Chinese are maintained as parallel editions rather than word-for-word machine translation; the Traditional Chinese edition is converted from the Simplified text and reviewed for readability. The classical source material was written in literary Chinese, so we treat the Chinese editions as closest to the canonical text and English as a careful adaptation.
What we won't do
We won't tell you when you'll get married, how long you'll live, what stock to buy, or whether your child should choose a particular career. We explain what a named traditional method suggests, show the uncertainty and contrary evidence to retain, and leave real decisions to the people affected and the appropriate qualified professionals.
Get in touch
Use the contact page to tell us about page problems, translation errors, source corrections, or feature suggestions. We review every message.