Two birthdays.One answer.
In Korea, couples check their gunghap (궁합) — how two saju charts fit — before a first date, a wedding, or a business deal. Try yours with a crush, a friend, or an ex.
What is gunghap?
Gunghap (궁합) is the Korean art of reading two saju charts side by side. Parents still ask for it before a wedding, and friends trade results over soju.
We compare the characters of your birth day — the heart of each chart — along with your zodiac years and the elements each of you is missing. Same two birthdays, same answer, every time.
Questions
Do I need their birth time?
No. Gunghap is read mostly from the day you were each born, so a birth date is enough.
Is a low score bad news?
Not at all. Some of the most lasting couples in Korean saju are “opposites.” The report explains how your particular mix works, not whether it should.
Can I check a friend or a coworker?
Yes. Gunghap works for any two people — the report talks about how you connect, not just romance.