Li Kui-ming Decodes ‘Fire Melts Metal’ Warning Signs
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Summary
Li Kui-ming says the current transition into 丙午年丙申月 remains dominated by a “fire melts metal” configuration because two 丙火 appear in the heavenly stems while 申金 sits in the earthly branch . He argues that this pattern can be read through recent natural events, transport incidents and health concerns, and he presents the Kumamoto earthquake as a coded example of “wood overcomes earth” within his metaphysical framework .
Key Points
- Li says a monkey entering the tracks at Tsuen Wan MTR Station symbolises 申金, while the MTR also belongs to metal, showing fire forcing metal outward .
- He describes the previous two months as “赤馬紅羊月,” linking them to major wildfire disasters in France and Spain and historically low Danube and Rhine water levels .
- In his reading, Europe corresponds to metal, so “fire melts metal” would hit the region first, with intense heat even appearing to dry up water systems .
- Li extends the theory to health, saying lungs belong to metal and excessive fire can trigger severe pneumonia, while he characterises COVID-19 as a “fire melts metal” condition .
- He says the Kumamoto earthquake reflected “wood overcomes earth,” noting the quake occurred in 乙未月 and warning that 8 October to 6 November, a 戊戌 month, could heighten seismic danger .
Why It Matters
The column shows how Li interprets transport oddities, overseas disasters, disease and earthquakes through a single fortune-analysis system, offering followers a framework for reading current events and future risks through 2028 . It also illustrates the continued cultural reach of metaphysical commentary in Hong Kong lifestyle media, where symbolic readings are presented alongside real-world incidents and dates .