Is the Chinese table to determine the gender of the newborn correct?

 The Chinese table - with all due respect to all Chinese and to the Chinese culture - error + charlatanism + sorcery + other things that indicate our lack of faith in God Almighty and His will and will... and I will explain to you the reasons:
First: The Chinese table depends on the mother’s age in years in the month in which she became pregnant and on the date of the month in which the pregnancy took place. It is considered that if the mother’s age is 27 and 10 months = 27 years only, and this is a clear error and contradicts the accuracy of calculating the table as they claim.
Second: How can the mother know the exact month in which she conceived if the difference between intercourse and insemination sometimes reaches three full days??! I mean, for example, if intercourse occurred on 29 / 9 and ovulation occurred on 2 / 10, then insemination occurs in the month of 10 and not in the month of 9 because the sperms live 3 days in the female reproductive system... According to the schedule, the pregnancy will be a girl in the 9 month and a boy in the 10 month!!!!!
Third: According to the table also, pregnant women who reached 31 years of age in the same year will all give birth to girls during 8 whole months from April to November, but by our observation, experience and schedules of hospitals that we worked with, which accurately restrict the age of the pregnant woman, it becomes clear that the births in a certain year and during these eight months For women who have reached 31 years old, it is 50% males 50% females…….. the table is 100% wrong…
Fourth: The schedule is Chinese and depends on the Chinese months and years, and the Chinese month is lunar, like the Hijri month. It is known that there is an 11-day difference between the lunar year and the Gregorian year and a 1-2 day difference between the lunar month and the Gregorian month. How will we apply a lunar schedule to our Gregorian calendar???!!
Fifth: Procreation of males and females is a divine command that is subject to the will of God Almighty alone, and monitoring ovulation to determine sex increases the chance of having a male or female only, and it is certainly not inevitable... As for the Chinese schedule and the ancient Chinese culture, it claims that the schedule is inevitable as the law of gravity, meaning if it is God’s will is that I have a girl and the schedule says I will have a boy. So does the inevitability of the schedule override God’s will??? Forbidden and both………. The unseen and the future and what will come to be known only to God Almighty, and His {the king of the heavens and the earth creates what He wills, grants to whom He wills females, and gives the mighty God…}