Is the name of the famous Japanese astrologer Stella Xunzi Stella Kaoroko of China? Are they the same person? Find a solution

What is it, Stella? Xunzi is Stella Kaoroko, please pay attention to her Sina, Weibo and Stella Kaoroko. The following is an explanation about her renaming in her blog.

Notes on renaming

Hello, I'm Stella Xunzi. China fans, it's the first time to meet you.

Last year, I registered my Sina Weibo under the name of "Stella Kaoroko".

In Chinese, my name Stella means "star".

So at that time, Stella Kaoroko was directly translated into Chinese characters to open Weibo.

But think about it, fortune tellers in China should also use their own names, Stella Kaoko.

I hope to publish more content to share with you in the future, and please take care of it in the future.

About 20 years ago, I went to Qingdao for the first time and consulted several important people there.

I was about 38 years old then. I still remember dividing tarot cards into heaven and earth (Gankun) and consulting five people with China's divination method. At that time, there was a red tablecloth on the table, and there was a fish tank with snapper in the center of the tablecloth.

The process of explanation is very strange, especially when Japanese → English → Chinese, and divination, everything I say is translated into English first, and then from English to Chinese. Although the process was a bit tortuous, several fortune tellers left a deep impression on me.

Later, six years ago, I had the chance to come to China for divination because of my cooperation with Japanese fashion magazine RAY. I interviewed at the hotel and held a tarot card activity. (Photo of the event site) What exactly was the tarot card when Stella Kaoru's tarot card activity was going on? It's totally different from China's divination, so a young staff member told me.

In one episode, tarot cards were spread out in a hotel. During the interview, angry security guards arrived halfway, so the interview could not be conducted in the hotel. Although I finally came to China for an interview and a day's activities, there was no "divination" in public places and magazines, and the interview that should have been published in Lei China Copyright Cooperation Journal failed to take shape. I returned to Japan with regret.

My trip to Beijing from March 23 to March 27, 20 13 was my third challenge.

I'll tell you what will happen next in Weibo.

In addition, there are still many people in China who don't know tarot cards and western astrology. I will post some related contents in the future.

Please take care of me in the future.