Ko Wen-je(柯文哲)Saju & Astrology

Ko Wen-je's innate disposition is characterized by his Geng Metal Day Master (日干 庚金) and the strong Metal energy (金氣運) throughout his Four Pillars (Saju) chart. He tends to be very upright, principle-oriented, and decisive. With many Friend Stars (比肩 Bi-gyeon) and Rob Wealth Stars (劫財 Geop-jae), he possesses high self-esteem, strong opinions, and a powerful will to stand by his convictions. Among the Five Elements (五行), the Fire energy (火氣運) present as Si-Hwa (巳火) in the Hour Branch (時支) indicates a strong will to overcome challenges and pressures, along with practical problem-solving abilities. However, he may sometimes experience inner conflict or a sense of pressure. The Hae-Su (亥水) Eating God (食神, representing the energy of expressing one's thoughts and feelings) adds flexibility to his strong Metal energy, leading him to convey his intentions relatively frankly and directly.

Looking at the distribution of the Five Elements, Metal, Earth, and Fire energies are prominent. Strong energies are innate talents, but in excess, they can become detrimental. Conversely, insufficient energies find balance when met with environments or relationships that can replenish them.

Given Ko Wen-je's Geng Metal Day Master (日干 庚金) and strong Metal (金) energy, he likely exhibits a very principled and direct attitude in romance, with clear personal opinions. Lacking the Wood (木) energy, which represents the Wealth Star (財星), he may have less interest in romance itself or struggle with expressing it. It is highly probable that he prefers independent and practical relationships. Therefore, he is likely to value relationships based on trust and loyalty more than emotional exchange.

As the Wood (木) element, which signifies wealth for a Geng Metal (庚金) Day Master, is absent in his Four Pillars (Saju) chart, the direct flow of wealth accumulation may not be strong. Furthermore, with strong Metal (金) elements (4 in total) corresponding to Friend Stars (比肩 Bi-gyeon) and Rob Wealth Stars (劫財 Geop-jae), there's a tendency for wealth, even when it comes in, to be shared with competitors or for expenditures to be high, making it challenging to accumulate wealth.