1, spring: Wang Mu, fire, water, golden prison, soil death. Spring is the season of vegetation growth, so wood is the most vigorous in spring, and the fire property is also active in this season. Water property is at rest in spring, metal property is imprisoned in spring, and soil property is the weakest in spring.

2. Summer: fire, earth, wood, water and gold. Summer is the season with the most vigorous fire properties, and at the same time, the soil properties are more active. Wood property rests in summer, water property is imprisoned in summer, and metal property is the weakest in summer.

3. Autumn: Jin Wang, water phase, earth rest, fire imprisonment, wooden death. Autumn is the season with the most exuberant metallicity, and water science is also active. Soil attributes rest in autumn, fire attributes are imprisoned in autumn, and wood attributes are weakest in autumn.

4, winter: water flourishing, wood phase, golden rest, soil prisoners, fire death. Winter is the season with the richest water properties, and the wood properties are also more active. Metal is at rest in winter, soil property is imprisoned in winter, and fire property is the weakest in winter.

The relationship between the five elements and the four seasons;

1, the correspondence between the four seasons and the five elements: According to the viewpoint of China traditional culture, the four seasons and the five elements have a close correspondence. Spring belongs to wood, corresponding to sour taste, green color and spring. Summer belongs to fire, corresponding to bitter taste, red color and summer. Autumn belongs to gold, corresponding to Xin, Bai and Qiu. Winter belongs to water, corresponding to salty, black and winter. The five elements of each season are related to the corresponding taste, color and so on.

2. The Five Elements System: In the Five Elements Theory, there is a restraint relationship among the elements. Wood fire, fire born soil, natural gold, gold born water, aquatic wood; Mu, Tuk Shui, Shui, Huo, Jin Kemu. This relationship reflects the mutual restriction and balance between things in nature.

3. The ups and downs of the four seasons: In the Five Elements Theory, the ups and downs of each season are also different. Spring belongs to wood, and wood flourishes in spring; Summer is a fire, and summer is full of fire; Autumn belongs to gold, and Jin Wang is in autumn; Winter belongs to water, and water thrives in winter. Every season has a dominant five-element element, which is the most vigorous in a season.

4. Five-element health care: According to the five-element theory, five-element health care can be used to balance yin and yang. People can adjust diet, exercise and other aspects according to the ups and downs of the five elements in each season to promote health and balance. For example, spring belongs to wood, so you should eat sour food and wear green clothes. Summer is a fire, so we should eat hard food and keep proper exercise.