2020 Flying Star Chart

The annual 2020 flying star chart will come into effect on 4 February 2020, the day of 'Li Chun' (立春 ). It will last until 2 February 2021, a day before the next 'Li Chun' which is on 3 February 2021.

It is interesting to note that the Chinese New Year for 2020, the 'Metal Rat' year, will begin on 25 January 2020 and will last until 11 February 2021 before the starting of the 2021 Chinese New Year on 12 February 2021 (Metal Ox year), and within this period there will be two 'Li Chun' plus a 'leap Forth Month' (闰四月) (Lunar calendar has 13 months and a double forth month for this 'Metal Rat' year). Some elderly Chinese believed that this is a very auspicious year for getting married and for giving birth.

Back to the flying star chart, the bad sectors for the 'metal rat' year are the Southern sector (3 killings plus sickness), Eastern sector (Five yellow plus bad luck and misfortune), Northern sector (Tai Sui plus dispute and quarrel) and the center sector (litigation and gossip).

Good sectors for 2020 are the 1(NE), 4(SW), 6(SE), 8(NW) and 9(W). The general advice is to keep the bad sectors quiet and inactive. So no renovation, construction or earthwork in these sectors. Try to minimize human activities plus noises within these sectors also. To activate the good sectors, try to energize them by having more activities, more noises, spending more times in these area. Wealth is at the North-West, romance at the North-East, prosperity and happiness is at the West. Academic is at the South-West and career and authority are at the South-East. Different feng shui sifu will have different way to minimize or amplify the impact/effect of various sectors.

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