Who is easy to plant Yi Wood with｜Five Elements Matching

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When I was writing this article, I was actually very conflicted.

Because the element Yi Wood, in most cases, is often placed into their hands by others; they rarely place it into others’ hands…

After all, Yi Wood is naturally good at sensing and managing other people’s emotions, and can patiently endure with you (Yi Wood with too much fire is not so good, because it tends to get agitated). So sometimes… it’s quite difficult to deal with.

However, people sometimes don’t have full energy, and Yi Wood is also bound to encounter some ‘opponents’.

Now let’s talk about:

On whose hands is Yi Wood most easily planted?

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Yimu and Dinghuo are evenly matched in terms of emotions, representing a clash between masters.

Ding fire is a burning flame, representing passion, impulsiveness, and strength, while Yi wood is soft branches and leaves, symbolizing the growth and extension of life. They both seem soft at first glance, but in fact, this pair tends to easily psychologically manipulate each other.

Ding Fire likes dealing with metaphysical things and also enjoys looking at many issues from a moral high ground, while Yi Wood, under the premise of having a somewhat literary and artistic trait, also has a latent desire for control.

So this couple is very likely to act out: during arguments, they both tend to blurt out phrases like ‘I’m doing XXX for your own good, and after all I’ve done, you still XXX…’ Both are trying to use psychological control on each other to make the other listen to themselves.

One side will give in first, but after a few days of giving in, they will realize that the other person is PUAing them, and then silently take note, aiming to win the argument next time…

Moreover, this can easily trigger a special situation in the relationship for the couple, where one party is prone to crying because of the other, and this person is often Ding Fire.

When a Yi wood meets a Yi wood boss, my first reaction is that the two of them are going to start ‘entangling’.

If they are your boss’s superior, it’s actually fine. But if they are your direct boss, it could be a bit troublesome >< because, to some extent, the implicit competition between you two will be more obvious.

Both of you are Yi Wood, and you will have similarities in some of your underlying logic when doing things. You are both more practical and work steadily and methodically. But there will also be a certain degree of flexibility, hoping for freedom to express yourselves and to create some value.

When two similar Yi woods are in a project, it’s like vegetation appearing in clusters, which can easily lead to problems of competing for resources and space.

At the same time, because the inner core of Yi Wood has some ‘circuitous and scheming’ characteristics, it is also prone to triggering some ‘intrigue and rivalry’ situations.

This can lead to disagreements during collaboration, slow progress, all the time being spent on internal conflicts like ‘you draw, I guess’ and passing the blame, and the work atmosphere may become full of pressure.

Of course, if both parties are relatively normal Yi wood, they can create a beautiful scene of ‘a riot of color,’ achieving a win-win in both project profits and reputation.

Yimu is like flowers and plants, needing stable support to realize its potential; Renshui is like a river, changeable and lively.

Specifically in the workplace, this can easily lead to polarization within colleague groups:

When paired well, it can inspire great creativity in each other, leading to many very imaginative innovative projects.

The flexibility of Ren water can drive the innovation of Yi wood, while Yi wood can provide more practical solutions for Ren water.

For example, Ren Water can bring fresh ideas, while Yi Wood can turn these ideas into concrete actions. The two work together seamlessly and can complete tasks quickly.

Poor pairing resulted in both of them ultimately becoming ‘giants of words, dwarfs of action,’ leading to the project running poorly.

This is because when Ren Water is too lively and changeable, Yi Wood may feel at a loss. Although Yi Wood is smart, it is also easily swayed. When unreliability meets wavering, the scene is really… Both sides’ thoughts tend to become absurd, starting to think about this and that…