A Chinese-language piece
This post is written in Chinese, for a Hong Kong audience. Switch to 中文 to read it. In short: a 校時 (birth-hour rectification) walkthrough on 蕭若元 (Stephen Shiu) — how life events narrow the hour, the strongest candidate (寅時 / 03:00–05:00), the structural outlook from 2026, and a classical reading of *why his forecasts so reliably reverse*. Editorial commentary only — not prediction, not investment advice, and no health or longevity claims.
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