What does the Five Elements of Stewardess mean?

In Chinese culture, the five elements refer to the attributes of the five substances: metal, wood, water, fire and earth. The five elements are mutually reinforcing and interfering, and they represent the changing laws of nature and human personality, interpersonal relationships and other aspects. In the professions of pilots and stewardesses, their five elements are often seen as a factor affecting their work success.

Each of the five attributes of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth represents a different personality trait. For example, people with metal attributes are usually resolute and decisive, while people with wood attributes are often agile and intelligent. So, if a flight attendant's five elements characteristics tend to be in which direction, it means that she will perform differently at work. Therefore, flight attendants who pay attention to the five elements can better understand how to grasp the timing of flight and handle emergencies.

If you are curious about your Five Elements attributes, here are three ways to check:

The distribution of the Five Elements in Chinese culture is divided by year. For example, 1993 and 2005 are the years of the Golden Rooster, and 2004 and 2016 are the years of the Fire Monkey. If you know your birth year, you can find the corresponding five elements based on the year.

The horoscope is composed of four elements: year of birth, month of birth, day of birth, and time of birth. According to the horoscope, you can check how much of the five elements you have and the yin and yang attributes of the five elements.

If you are not very familiar with the Five Elements, you can choose to consult a professional. Feng shui masters, fortune tellers and fortune tellers can all help you check your five element attributes. Some airlines will also include the Five Elements assessment factors when recruiting flight attendants.