夫妻 · Fūqī · Spouse Palace
Partner
What you are drawn to, what you need, and how your closest bond behaves.
What it covers
Marriage and intimate partnership. The classics read three things from it: the type of person you are pulled toward, what you actually need from closeness (often not the same thing), and the characteristic weather of the bond once it exists.
It is the single most-asked-about palace, and the one most likely to be over-read.
How to read it
The star here describes the pull, not the person. A 贪狼 in this palace says you are drawn to charm and appetite; it does not say your partner is a Wolf.
Read it against the Career palace opposite. Those two are structurally linked in this system, and the pairing explains a pattern people notice in their own lives without having a name for it: periods where work and partnership trade places in importance rather than growing together.
What it does not tell you
It does not judge a real relationship. A chart describes a pattern of needs and reflexes; the person you are with is not on it. Any reading that tells you to leave someone has stopped being astrology and started being advice it has no standing to give.
Read your Partner palace for what you need in closeness — not for a verdict on anyone.
