Are the pictures of boys and girls born in the Qing palace accurate?
The picture of a boy or girl born in the palace of the Qing Dynasty is an ancient legend in the history of our country. It can predict the gender of the fetus and is deeply loved by the public. However, in today\’s era of highly developed science and technology, people have disputes about the accuracy of the Qing Palace Maps. This article will conduct a detailed analysis of the scientific principles, data sources, research, and practical applications of the pictures of children giving birth to boys and girls, and interpret the scientific nature of the pictures of children giving birth to boys and girls in the Qing Dynasty.
Scientific Principles
The Qing Gong Diagram is calculated based on the lunar age and pregnancy month of the pregnant woman after fertilization, mainly based on the traditional fortune-telling method of the ancient Han people. In ancient times, due to the limitations and low popularity of medical technology, family property, inheritance of family incense and other reasons made it particularly important to have a boy or girl. Traditional fortune tellers use the mother\’s lunar age and month of pregnancy, as well as her surname (the father\’s surname) to deduce the gender of the fetus. Specifically, Qing Gongtu crosses the well-known Fan surname (father\’s surname) with the lunar age of the child\’s mother to finally determine the gender of the fetus. It is worth noting that uterine ejaculation can only predict the gender of the fetus under natural conception, but cannot accurately predict the gender of artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization.
Data source
The history of Qing palace pictures can be traced back to the Qing Dynasty. The earliest Qing palace pictures were maternity records during the Guangxu period, which recorded the births of boys and girls in the palace at that time. Later, through continuous improvement and promotion, Qing palace pictures gradually became popular among the people, and gradually became one of the representatives of traditional Chinese fortune telling. However, its accuracy has never been scientifically proven. In fact, the data source of Qinggongtu is mainly the empirical value of genetic statistics, without large-scale clinical comparative studies. In recent years, with the continuous advancement of science and technology, researchers have gradually discovered some limitations of Qinggongtu through data mining and large-scale clinical observation.
Research
A survey of 608 pregnant women in China showed that 55.6% of pregnant women believed that uterine curettage chart was a reliable prediction tool, but only 26.5% of pregnant women would use it before pregnancy. Specifically, the survey results show that uterine curettage can only accurately predict the gender of the second child in most cases, but its accuracy is low or has limitations for primiparous women, older pregnant women, and twins. In addition, factors such as different provinces and regions, ethnic groups, physical conditions of pregnant women, pregnancy seasons and weather will also affect the accuracy of the Qing Palace Map. The survey also showed that the graph had only a 60% chance of accurately predicting the gender of the fetus, meaning it was wrong 40% of the time.
Practical application
Although there are some limitations in the uterine uterine chart, people still use it to predict the gender of the fetus in daily practical life. Sometimes, people regard it as a fun game, or a way to satisfy curiosity and inquiry. However, people should avoid being overly superstitious when applying it, and should treat this traditional fortune-telling method rationally. For families who need to strictly control the gender of their fetus, uterine uterine chart is not a reliable prediction tool. When choosing male and female control programs, doctors often take into account the physical conditions of pregnant women and babies, genetic history, geneticBreeding and other factors to formulate appropriate measures.
In short, playing Qing Palace Pictures can be used as a reference, but you cannot rely entirely on it. You should make your final choice based on your own characteristics. To ensure accurate prediction of fetal gender, it is best to consult a professional doctor during pregnancy and learn more about scientific and data-based gender prediction methods.
